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Innovation Management test part 2, 125 questions
Task 1.
Question 1. What is the object of innovation management?
1. The groups of workers;
2. innovation processes in all their diversity, carried out in all spheres of
the economy;
3. The financial flows of the company;
4. innovations;
5. indicators of production efficiency.
Question 2. Specify aspects of innovation management.
1. The science and art of innovation management;
2. The type of activity and the process of management decision making in innovation;
3. The apparatus of innovation management;
4. Return all of the above answers;
5. Return 1 and 2 replies.
Question 3. What are the stages of development characteristic of the innovation management?
1. factorial approach and functional concept;
2. systemic approach;
3. Factor and systematic approaches;
4. The functional concept and systematic approach;
5. Factor, system, situational approaches and functional concept;
Question 4: What are the components of the factors of scientific and technical potential of the innovation process.
1. The material and technical base, personnel of science,
2. Information funds;
3. footage of Science;
4. scientific equipment;
5. All of the above.
Question 5. What determines the vertical division of labor management?
1. from the industry sector;
2. the organizational and legal forms of organization of the innovation process;
3. the scale of innovation activities, the nature of innovation and industry
toiletries;
4. The hierarchical structure of the innovation process;
5. The functions of innovation management.
Task 2.
Question 1. Which hierarchical levels of management can be divided innovative process?
1. The upper, middle;
2. a first level;
3. The highest and third tier;
4. The upper, middle and lower;
5. Return 1 and 2 replies.
Question 2. What is the main target to innovation management?
1. The selection and placement of personnel;
2. ensure effective use of the innovation process;
3. harmonization;
4. The construction of the organizational structure;
5. The development of a strategic innovation strategy.
Question 3. Describe the main problem to be solved by exogenous harmonization of innovation management.
1. The planning of production processes and implementation of innovative products;
2. The formation of the long- and short-term goals of innovation;
3. consideration of the environmental situation;
4. based on consumer demand and objective tendencies of STP;
5. Return 2,3,4 answers.
Question 4. Highlight activities procedural functions of innovation management.
1. The delegation and motivation;
2. The decisions and communications;
3. delegation and communication;
4. planning;
5. organization and control.
Question 5. What are the signs used in the systematization and classification of the organization of innovative processes?
1. The forms of specialization, concentration;
2. ways of organizing;
3. The objectives of the organization, forms and methods of organization;
4. The combination and objectives of the organization;
5. The forms of organizational structures.
Task 3.
Question 1. What is development?
1. The regular change of matter;
2. The directional change of matter;
3. targeted and regular change of matter and consciousness;
4. permanent, targeted and regular change of matter and consciousness;
5. permanent and regular change of matter and consciousness.
Question 2. What are the different forms of development?
1. Revolutionary and koadaptsionnaya;
2. evolutionary;
3. The revolutionary and evolutionary;
4. The co-evolutionary and revolutionary;
5. evolutionary, revolutionary, and coevolutionary koadaptsionnaya.
Question 3. Which of the forms of development is not progressive?
1. The co-evolutionary;
2. revolutionary;
3. evolutionary;
4. The c

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Question 5. What are the stages in the life cycle of any material system?
1. The introduction of growth;
2. The maturity and saturation;
3. maturity, saturation and decline;
4. growth, decline and collapse;
5. introduction, growth, maturity, saturation, decline and collapse.
Task 4.
Question 1.Kto is the author of long waves.
1. Joseph Schumpeter;
2. ND Kondratyev;
3. A. Fayolle;
4. B. Twiss;
5. E. Mesfild.
Question 2: What are the phases of development are included in the life cycle of technological order?
1. The emergence and formation;
2. The restructuring of the economy;
3. The death of old ways of life;
4. 1 and 2 are correct answers;
5. Return 1,2 and 3 answers.
Question 3. What is the characteristic corresponds to the 3rd tenor?
1. The mass and serial production;
2. increase the flexibility of production based on the use of motor standardization
production, urbanization;
3. biotechnology, space technology;
4. The steam engines;
5. The textile machinery.
Question 4. What elements form the basis of the innovation system of the market economy?
1. The temporary monopoly on the use of innovations;
2. The existence of independent and competing sources of supply of new technologies;
3. The market selection of the most efficient technologies;
4. The correct answer is 2 or 3;
5. Return 1,2,3 answers.
Question 5. What is the basis of a choice of priorities of the national Economic and Technological Development (FER)?
1. collective decision-making experts;
2. The institutions of long-term forecasting of energy resources;
3. constant specification;
4. The selection of incentive-based competition;
5. All of the above.
Task 5.
Question 1. What is the basis of the specific content of innovation?
1. processes;
2. changes;
3. development;
4. sovookupnost technical, manufacturing and commercial activities, leading to
the emergence of new processes and equipment;
5. development and processes.
Question 2: Who is the first author identified five typical changes?
1. ND Kondratyev;
2. VD Hartman;
3. Schumpeter;
4. E. Rogers;
5. H. Mong.
Question 3. What are the properties inherent in innovation?
1. scientific and technical innovation, manufacturing
usability, commercial marketability;
2. The scientific and technical novelty;
3. competitive and embeddable;
4. The use in the manufacture;
5. privlekaemost market.
Question 4. When innovation becomes an innovation?
1. When used in the production;
2. the adoption of the spread;
3. Since the closure applied research;
4. since the development of scientific and technical documentation;
5. since the experienced and experimental works.
Question 5. innovative potential and the degree of novelty of the classification of Prigogine innovation
meant
Task 6.
Question 1: According to the classification of SUM according to the degree of novelty innovation processes are divided into:
Question 2 on the basis of the development and dissemination of innovations (classification SUM) innovative processes are divided into:
Question 3: Why is funding R & D (Stage 3) is advantageously carried out in two stages?

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