Innovation management test MEBIK

Obligatory tasks for execution in the discipline "Innovation management"






Test

Define innovation.

A) This is a new order, a new method, an invention
B) This is the use of innovation

C) This is the final result of innovation, embodied in the form
new (improved) product introduced on the market, new
(improved) technological process used in practical
activities
What are the most important properties of innovation?
A) Scientific and technical novelty, industrial applicability, adaptability

B) Adaptability, purposefulness, scientific and technical novelty
C) Scientific and technical novelty, industrial applicability, commercial
feasibility
What are the forms of the innovation process?
A) Simple intra-organizational, simple inter-organizational, extended
B) Simple, natural, marketable
C) Simple, complex, advanced
What is Diffusion of Innovation?

) The process by which an innovation is transmitted through communication channels between members of a social system over time.

B) This is the spread of the once mastered and used innovation in new conditions or places of application
C) This is a process of cumulative increase in the number of imitators (followers),

innovating after the innovator in anticipation of higher profits.

Name the subjects of the innovation process.
A) Innovators, explerants, patents

B) Innovators, early adopters, early majority, laggards;
C) Generators, early majority, later majority, lagging behind;
Define early recipients.
A) These are entrepreneurs who were the first to master the innovation. They strive to receive
additional profits by promptly promoting innovations to the market
B) Firms facing a situation where a delay in innovation leads to

to the release of new products that are already obsolete
C) Firms that were the first to innovate in production, which provides them
additional profit
Define lagging behind
A) These are entrepreneurs who were the first to master the innovation. They strive to receive
additional profits by promptly promoting innovations to the market
B) Firms facing a situation where a delay in innovation leads to
to the release of new products that are already obsolete
C) Firms that were the first to innovate in production, which provides them
additional profit

What is the driving force behind the adoption of innovations according to K. Marx and J. Schumpeter?

A) Expectation of super profits

B) Possibility of receiving founder income
C) Fear of being forced out of the market

What determines the speed of innovation diffusion?
A) From the economic situation in the country, from the form of decision-making and the method of transferring information;
B) From the properties of innovation and from the way of transferring information;

C) Forms of decision-making, method of transferring information, properties of the social system, properties of the innovation itself;

What is innovation management?
A) A set of methods, principles and forms of management of innovation processes,
innovative activities engaged in this activity organizational
structures and personnel

B) A set of methods, principles and forms of management of innovation processes.
C) The process of researching the organizational structure and management system for their viability, ensuring the competitiveness of the firm, in order to further improve and increase the effectiveness of their impact on the performance of the firm.

What are the main stages of innovation management?
A) Setting goals and choosing a strategy;

B) Planning; definition of conditions and organization; execution; leadership
C) Forecasting, planning, organization, motivation, coordination, control

What are the reasons for the low rate of implementation of the results of fundamental research in life?

A) It is much easier to use skills, experience and standard techniques.

B) The purpose of fundamental research is the cognition and development of the process (the theory of the question), and not