Exam 4: Prototyping Your Ideas
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Feedback from many potential customers will only confuse the entrepreneur, so prototyping must be done discretely. The fewer people testing the prototype, the better.
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Developing and testing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) focuses on ______________ first, and then in _________________.
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Generally, entrepreneurs move from one low fidelity prototype into several high fidelity prototypes because more testing has to happen to understand highly customized details.
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In co-creation, target customers are engaged _______ and ________ in the process of idea generation and product development.
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The core purpose of prototyping is to get feedback which can be acted on.
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In recent years, the cost and complexity of 3D printing have _________ .
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The growth of online crowdfunding and pitch videos, which are central to crowdfunding campaigns, have highlighted the value of ___________.
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The most vital stage in the prototyping process is __________ .
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"Works-like" prototypes are valuable to test the market acceptance of the design of the product.
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What type of prototype model aims to simply test the design of the product?
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Presenting a "Looks-like" prototype to the customer is challenging because it demands the customer to imagine the functionality of the product.
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A "minimum viable product" (MVP) is a version of a new product concept which allows a team to collect the maximum amount of feedback with the least effort.
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While historically 3D printing has been for ____________ and ____________, increasingly 3D printing is becoming an ____________.
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What type of prototype model looks and functions like the final product concept?
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Prototyping is the process of putting together working models in order to present ideas, test aspects of design, and gather early customer feedback. The more time and care you take to build the prototype, the better.
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Prototyping is the process of quickly putting together ___________.
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"Looks-like" prototypes are valuable to test market acceptance of the functionality of the product.
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What type of prototype model aims to test the functionality of the product?
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Developing fully-created products when exploring a new venture is usually __________, _____________ and ____________.
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