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1
a thought, impression, or notion, which
may or may not meet the criteria of an opportunity.
idea
2
favorable set of circumstances that creates a need for a new product, service, or business.
opportunity
3
affect consumers' level of disposable income. Individual sectors of the economy have a direct impact on consumer buying patterns
example: increase in government employee’s salary
economic forces
4
sum of a society's beliefs, customs, practices and behaviors. It is, to a large extent, an artificial construct that can be contrasted with the natural environment in which we live.
Example: Everybody online
social forces
5
Given the rapid pace of technological change, it is vital for entrepreneurs to remain on top of how new technologies affect current and future opportunities.
Example: Virtual Tours
technological advancement
6
The most common use for contactless technology implemented since the coronavirus outbreak was; this became a norm in tourism, hospitality, retail, and other businesses.
contactless payments
7
You find them in hotels like Henn-na Hotel Tokyo Ginza and airport terminals. These robots interact face-to-face with guests, acting as concierges or providing Information. These robots added a plus of cool and entertainment to the customer experience in the past and they are still employed successfully in many hotels around the world
rise of robotics
8
Hotels use this technology to allow guests to check in using their moolle devices. Iu is a necessity fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic. For example, according to Statista, as early as August 2020, 62% of travelers worldwide preferred to check in and check out using a hotel app, and 30% chose to use a website.
mobile check in
9
Many luxury hotels, cruise ships, and other hospitality venues use this to enhance the guest experience, offering guests an immersive experience before booking. With this, guests can explore a hotel from the inside, getting a clear sense of what they can expect during their stay
virtual tours
10
Laws, Restrictions etc. which bears an effect to the business industry.
Example: No POGOs in the PH
political and regulatory changes
11
Individuals may set out to solve a practical problem and realize that the solution may have broader appeal. Someone may simply notice a problem that others are having and think that the solution might represent an opportunity.
solving a problem
12
No method for exposing young children (six months to three years old) to arts and sciences.
Created a company to produce videos designed to capture the attention and
stimulate the minds of young children
BABY EINSTEIN
julie aigner clark
13
Frustration over traditional process of paying bills and keeping track of personal finances
Developed a software program (Quicken) to make the task easier
INTUIT
scott cook
14
No fitness routine available to help
new mothers stay hit and be with their newborns at the same time
Created a franchise organization that
promotes a workout routine (which involves a 45-minute power walk with
strollers, that mothers and their newborns can do together
STROLLER STRIDES
lisa druxman
15
No way to play audio and video on the Internet
Developed software to play audio and video on the "Net"
REALNETWORKS
rob glaser
16
Inability to get spare parts delivered on a timely basis for his company, a jet aircraft sales firm
Started a new company to help others get packages delivered in a timely manner
FEDERAL EXPRESS or FEDEX
fred smith
17
No method to find or organize favorite Web sites
Created online directories to find and store favorites
YAHOO
jerry yang and david filo
18
Opportunities are identified by recognizing a consumer need that is not being satisfied by large established or entrepreneurial firms
There are also gaps in the marketplace that represent consumer needs that are not being met at all by anyone.
Example: Purely Al Hotel
finding gaps in the market
19
Difference between what's available and what's possible
business, product, or service opportunity gap
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Enumeration
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Enumeration
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Incident report content example
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Incident report content example
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Type of incident
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Type of incident
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The importance of incident reporting in the workplace
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The importance of incident reporting in the workplace
7問 • 1年前Theoretical perspectives
Theoretical perspectives
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Theoretical perspectives
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Crisis committee
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Crisis committee
5問 • 1年前Crisis planning and implementation process
Crisis planning and implementation process
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Crisis planning and implementation process
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Departments
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Departments
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thcrisis chapt 6
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13問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
a thought, impression, or notion, which
may or may not meet the criteria of an opportunity.
idea
2
favorable set of circumstances that creates a need for a new product, service, or business.
opportunity
3
affect consumers' level of disposable income. Individual sectors of the economy have a direct impact on consumer buying patterns
example: increase in government employee’s salary
economic forces
4
sum of a society's beliefs, customs, practices and behaviors. It is, to a large extent, an artificial construct that can be contrasted with the natural environment in which we live.
Example: Everybody online
social forces
5
Given the rapid pace of technological change, it is vital for entrepreneurs to remain on top of how new technologies affect current and future opportunities.
Example: Virtual Tours
technological advancement
6
The most common use for contactless technology implemented since the coronavirus outbreak was; this became a norm in tourism, hospitality, retail, and other businesses.
contactless payments
7
You find them in hotels like Henn-na Hotel Tokyo Ginza and airport terminals. These robots interact face-to-face with guests, acting as concierges or providing Information. These robots added a plus of cool and entertainment to the customer experience in the past and they are still employed successfully in many hotels around the world
rise of robotics
8
Hotels use this technology to allow guests to check in using their moolle devices. Iu is a necessity fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic. For example, according to Statista, as early as August 2020, 62% of travelers worldwide preferred to check in and check out using a hotel app, and 30% chose to use a website.
mobile check in
9
Many luxury hotels, cruise ships, and other hospitality venues use this to enhance the guest experience, offering guests an immersive experience before booking. With this, guests can explore a hotel from the inside, getting a clear sense of what they can expect during their stay
virtual tours
10
Laws, Restrictions etc. which bears an effect to the business industry.
Example: No POGOs in the PH
political and regulatory changes
11
Individuals may set out to solve a practical problem and realize that the solution may have broader appeal. Someone may simply notice a problem that others are having and think that the solution might represent an opportunity.
solving a problem
12
No method for exposing young children (six months to three years old) to arts and sciences.
Created a company to produce videos designed to capture the attention and
stimulate the minds of young children
BABY EINSTEIN
julie aigner clark
13
Frustration over traditional process of paying bills and keeping track of personal finances
Developed a software program (Quicken) to make the task easier
INTUIT
scott cook
14
No fitness routine available to help
new mothers stay hit and be with their newborns at the same time
Created a franchise organization that
promotes a workout routine (which involves a 45-minute power walk with
strollers, that mothers and their newborns can do together
STROLLER STRIDES
lisa druxman
15
No way to play audio and video on the Internet
Developed software to play audio and video on the "Net"
REALNETWORKS
rob glaser
16
Inability to get spare parts delivered on a timely basis for his company, a jet aircraft sales firm
Started a new company to help others get packages delivered in a timely manner
FEDERAL EXPRESS or FEDEX
fred smith
17
No method to find or organize favorite Web sites
Created online directories to find and store favorites
YAHOO
jerry yang and david filo
18
Opportunities are identified by recognizing a consumer need that is not being satisfied by large established or entrepreneurial firms
There are also gaps in the marketplace that represent consumer needs that are not being met at all by anyone.
Example: Purely Al Hotel
finding gaps in the market
19
Difference between what's available and what's possible
business, product, or service opportunity gap