According to Abraham Maslow, human needs can be divided into how many types?

Which is innovation that occurs over time through series of small improvements?

Which is innovation that takes the components of a new product and resembles or redesigns them in a new way to introduce it to a new market?

Which is innovation that happens when a smaller business with fewer resources is able to successfully challenge an established business in the market by focusing on the market segment that is overlooked and then moving into the mass market?

Which innovation theory involves the harnessing of new technology and a new business model simultaneously. It also does not seek to take the market share of another business or product but rather to create an entirely new and currently non-existing market segment?

Which innovation theory could describe Gillette's innovation of the razor?

Which factors are considered to generally drive all innovation? Hint: select 2

What level of Maslow's hierarchy refers to the underlying needs that we as humans cannot live without eg food, water, shelter?

Which theorist/s believe goals are either motivational drivers or motivational detractors?

Which of the following is a hygiene factor, according to Herzberg's two-factor theory?

Innovation in a business can be applied in which area?

Innovation which relies on expertise or knowledge of people within the business is known as:

The "S" in SCAMPER stands for:

A health insurance fund would primarily be catering to which need of the consumer according to Maslow:

Innovation in marketing can occur in:

The first computer was an example of: