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Session 5: Profiting from Innovation | CLOSE |
| Assessment Title : | Session 5: Profiting from Innovation | Number of Attempts : | 1 out of 1 | Student Name : | HUYNH MINH THUONG | Duration : | 17m | Start Date and Time : | 22-Feb-2013 09:37 PM | Total Marks : | 10 out of 16 | | You can always view your assessment feedback by clicking on Usage/My Usage in the horizontal menu from the IVLE Workspace. | | | Section 1 | | 1) In Teece's framework of appropriability of the profits of innovation, a tight appropriability regime refers to the extent to which it is easy for imitators to circumvent legal and other protective measures and benefit from imitating an innovation. | True | False | | Your Answer : | True | Correct Answer : | False | Your Marks : | 0 out of 1 | | | 2) According to Teece's framework, a firm should outsource a generic complementary asset even if it has more than sufficient resources to perform the activity in-house. | True | False | | Your Answer : | False | Correct Answer : | True | Your Marks : | 0 out of 1 | | | 3) As compared to the pre-paradigmatic phase, once a dominant design emerges and the focus is on incremental product improvement and process innovation, imitation becomes a greater threat to organizations. | True | False | | Your Answer : | True | Correct Answer : | False | Your Marks : | 0 out of 1 | | | 4) The emergence of a dominant design shifts the focus of innovation from the creation of new product designs to manufacturing and production processes. Consequently, scale economies and manufacturing costs decrease in importance in the post-paradigmatic phase, that is, after a dominant design has emerged. | True | False | | Your Answer : | False | Correct Answer : | False | Your Marks : | 1 out of 1 | | | 5) Late entrants also possess some important advantages as compared to first movers-for instance they
Session 5: Profiting from Innovation | CLOSE |
| Assessment Title : | Session 5: Profiting from Innovation | Number of Attempts : | 1 out of 1 | Student Name : | HUYNH MINH THUONG | Duration : | 17m | Start Date and Time : | 22-Feb-2013 09:37 PM | Total Marks : | 10 out of 16 | | You can always view your assessment feedback by clicking on Usage/My Usage in the horizontal menu from the IVLE Workspace. | | | Section 1 | | 1) In Teece's framework of appropriability of the profits of innovation, a tight appropriability regime refers to the extent to which it is easy for imitators to circumvent legal and other protective measures and benefit from imitating an innovation. | True | False | | Your Answer : | True | Correct Answer : | False | Your Marks : | 0 out of 1 | | | 2) According to Teece's framework, a firm should outsource a generic complementary asset even if it has more than sufficient resources to perform the activity in-house. | True | False | | Your Answer : | False | Correct Answer : | True | Your Marks : | 0 out of 1 | | | 3) As compared to the pre-paradigmatic phase, once a dominant design emerges and the focus is on incremental product improvement and process innovation, imitation becomes a greater threat to organizations. | True | False | | Your Answer : | True | Correct Answer : | False | Your Marks : | 0 out of 1 | | | 4) The emergence of a dominant design shifts the focus of innovation from the creation of new product designs to manufacturing and production processes. Consequently, scale economies and manufacturing costs decrease in importance in the post-paradigmatic phase, that is, after a dominant design has emerged. | True | False | | Your Answer : | False | Correct Answer : | False | Your Marks : | 1 out of 1 | | | 5) Late entrants also possess some important advantages as compared to first movers-for instance they