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Strategic
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Management
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Strategic
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Management
Guide PDF.pdf
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C1-Technological Innovation the act of introducing a new device, method, or material for application to
commercial or practical objectives. often the single most important competitive
driver in many industries
C1-Innovation Funnel The innovation process is thus often conceived as a funnel, with many potential
new product ideas going in the wide end, but very few making it through the
development process
C1-Negative externalities of Technological Innovation pollution, resource depletion and other unintended consequeneces of
technological change
C1-Driver of the increasing importance of innovation driven largely by the globalization of markets and the advent of advanced
technologies that enable more rapid product design and allow shorter
production runs to be economically feasible.
C1-Who funds Innovation While government plays a significant role in innovation, industry provides the
majority of R&D Funds that are ultimately applied to technological innovation.
C2-idea Something imagined or pictured in the mind
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C2-Creativity The ability to produce novel and useful work
C2-Sources of Innovation as a System Firms, Individuals, Universities, private non profits , government funded research
C2-Applied research Research targeted at increasing knowledge for a specific application or need
C2-Development Activities that apply knowledge to produce useful devices, materials, or
processes
C2-Complementors Producers of complementary goods or services
C2-Absorptive Capacity The ability of an organization to recognize, assimilate and utilize new
knowledge
C2-Technology transfer of offices Offices designed to facilitate the transfer of technology developed in a research
environment where it can be commercially applied
C2-science parks Regional districts, typically setup by government, to foster R&D colaboration
between government, universities an dprivate firms
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