32. Radical innovation does not necessarily involve a disproportionate amount of

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32. Radical innovation does not necessarily involve a disproportionate amount of risk. True False
33. The basic challenge of successful radical innovation is to come up with ideas that have low impact but do not require one to 'bet the farm'. True False
34. As part of the Apple innovative growth architecture, the company has recently announced the technical details of a new version of its popular iPad tablet computer. True False
35. From this first half of the textbook, one might paraphrase the theme as “ innovate or a. accelerate b. evaporate c. capitulate d. none of these”
36. Our textbook has _____ chapters. a. 10 b. 7 c. 13 d. 15 e. none of these
37. Creating 'bandwidth' to enhance employee creative thinking means giving them 'space' in which to foster innovative thinking in the workers' daily lives. True False
38. Highly structured organizational forms tend to enhance innovative thinking. True False
39. Understanding unarticulated needs is one of the four lenses of innovation. True False
40. One way to further understand a customer's needs is to a. take them to movies b. visit their relatives c. hire away as many of their employees as possible d. remove the 'distance' between them and you
41. Product innovation and technology innovation are the same 'thing'. True False
42. One of the classic problems in strategy has always been the gap between formulation and a. innovation b. reservation c. implementation d. none of these
43. Radical innovators are known to be top-notch forecasters and scenario planners. True False
44. Students in this course are expected to develop a knowledge of technology as it relates to business. True False
45. A discontinuity relative to innovation creates the potential for dramatic industry change. True False
46. Nuclear Radiation of food for preservation purposes might be considered a a. radical innovation b. incremental innovation c. the status quo d. all of these 47. One approach is to take incipient trends and exaggerate them, projecting them into the future, to conduct a 'what if' analysis to ascertain their potential consequences. True False
48. It is advisable to adopt a rather broad or vague innovation architecture so that almost everything can be included. True False
49. Recent HD TV innovations might be more of a ______________ than __________________. a. a radical innovation than incremental b. incremental than radical c. technology push d. technology pull e. b & c
50. One very important step in developing a functional business model is to define 'who do we serve'. True False
32. Radical innovation does not necessarily involve a disproportionate amount of risk. True False
33. The basic challenge of successful radical innovation is to come up with ideas that have low impact but do not require one to 'bet the farm'. True False
34. As part of the Apple innovative growth architecture, the company has recently announced the technical details of a new version of its popular iPad tablet computer. True False
35. From this first half of the textbook, one might paraphrase the theme as “ innovate or a. accelerate b. evaporate c. capitulate d. none of these”
36. Our textbook has _____ chapters. a. 10 b. 7 c. 13 d. 15 e. none of these
37. Creating 'bandwidth' to enhance employee creative thinking means giving them 'space' in which to foster innovative thinking in the workers' daily lives. True False
38. Highly structured organizational forms tend to enhance innovative thinking. True False
39. Understanding unarticulated needs is one of the four lenses of innovation. True False
40. One way to further understand a customer's needs is to a. take them to movies b. visit their relatives c. hire away as many of their employees as possible d. remove the 'distance' between them and you
41. Product innovation and technology innovation are the same 'thing'. True False
42. One of the classic problems in strategy has always been the gap between formulation and a. innovation b. reservation c. implementation d. none of these
43. Radical innovators are known to be top-notch forecasters and scenario planners. True False
44. Students in this course are expected to develop a knowledge of technology as it relates to business. True False
45. A discontinuity relative to innovation creates the potential for dramatic industry change. True False
46. Nuclear Radiation of food for preservation purposes might be considered a a. radical innovation b. incremental innovation c. the status quo d. all of these 47. One approach is to take incipient trends and exaggerate them, projecting them into the future, to conduct a 'what if' analysis to ascertain their potential consequences. True False
48. It is advisable to adopt a rather broad or vague innovation architecture so that almost everything can be included. True False
49. Recent HD TV innovations might be more of a ______________ than __________________. a. a radical innovation than incremental b. incremental than radical c. technology push d. technology pull e. b & c
50. One very important step in developing a functional business model is to define 'who do we serve'. True False
32. Radical innovation does not necessarily involve a disproportionate amount of risk. True False
33. The basic challenge of successful radical innovation is to come up with ideas that have low impact but do not require one to 'bet the farm'. True False
34. As part of the Apple innovative growth architecture, the company has recently announced the technical details of a new version of its popular iPad tablet computer. True False
35. From this first half of the textbook, one might paraphrase the theme as “ innovate or a. accelerate b. evaporate c. capitulate d. none of these”
36. Our textbook has _____ chapters. a. 10 b. 7 c. 13 d. 15 e. none of these
37. Creating 'bandwidth' to enhance employee creative thinking means giving them 'space' in which to foster innovative thinking in the workers' daily lives. True False
38. Highly structured organizational forms tend to enhance innovative thinking. True False
39. Understanding unarticulated needs is one of the four lenses of innovation. True False
40. One way to further understand a customer's needs is to a. take them to movies b. visit their relatives c. hire away as many of their employees as possible d. remove the 'distance' between them and you
41. Product innovation and technology innovation are the same 'thing'. True False
42. One of the classic problems in strategy has always been the gap between formulation and a. innovation b. reservation c. implementation d. none of these
43. Radical innovators are known to be top-notch forecasters and scenario planners. True False
44. Students in this course are expected to develop a knowledge of technology as it relates to business. True False
45. A discontinuity relative to innovation creates the potential for dramatic industry change. True False
46. Nuclear Radiation of food for preservation purposes might be considered a a. radical innovation b. incremental innovation c. the status quo d. all of these 47. One approach is to take incipient trends and exaggerate them, projecting them into the future, to conduct a 'what if' analysis to ascertain their potential consequences. True False
48. It is advisable to adopt a rather broad or vague innovation architecture so that almost everything can be included. True False
49. Recent HD TV innovations might be more of a ______________ than __________________. a. a radical innovation than incremental b. incremental than radical c. technology push d. technology pull e. b & c
50. One very important step in developing a functional business model is to define 'who do we serve'. True False

Explanation / Answer

32. False

33. True

34. True

35. a.accelerate

36. c. 13

37. True

38. True

39. True

40. d. remove the 'distance' between them and you

41. True

42. c. Implementation

43. True

44. True

45. True

46. a. radical innovation

47. True

48. True

49. A) a radical innovation than incremental

50. True

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