Sources Of Innovation

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Sometimes knowing a field too well can stifle creativity.

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The organization's structure,routines,and incentives can thwart individual creativity,but not amplify it.

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Sometimes paying people for suggestions undermines creativity because it focuses their shift on extrinsic motivation.

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Though a generalist by nature,inventors are specialists in the field in which they invent.

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Innovation often originates with those who create solutions for their own needs.

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The qualities that make people inventive do not necessarily make them entrepreneurial.

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Manufacturers typically create new product innovations in order to profit from the sale of the innovation to customers.

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Firms consider their in-house R&D to be their least important source of innovation,but still feel it is necessary to possess.

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The most frequent collaborations are between firms and their customers,suppliers,and local universities.

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A complementor is a company or individual that produces goods or services that enhance the value of another product.

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The creation of university technology transfer offices accelerated rapidly in the United States after the Bayh-Dole Act was passed.

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The Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)program facilitates partnerships between small businesses and nonprofit research institutions.

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Science parks often give rise to technology clusters that have long-lasting and self-reinforcing advantages.

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Collaborative research is especially important in high-technology sectors.

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Technology clusters may span a region as narrow as a city or as wide as a group of neighboring countries.

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The degree to which innovative activities are geographically clustered does not depend on the national differences in the way technology development is funded or protected.

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The likelihood of technological spillovers varies across countries.

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A knowledge broker puts existing information to use in new and profitable ways.

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Research suggests that most innovation is due to the discovery of something fundamentally new.

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Which of the following products would be considered novel?

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A detergent advertises that it can remove spots.
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A company announces it has produced a recreational hovercraft for sale in toy stores.
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A cell phone company announces that it now offers text messaging.
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A college announces it will install artificial turf on its football field.
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