Foundations
Innovation Theories
Platforms & AI
Triple Helix
Sustainability
100

Define "Social Capital"

The value derived from networks, trust, and relationships

100

Define "Disruptive Innovation"

An innovation that targets underserved customers and eventually displaces established leaders

100

What is a "Two-Sided Market"?

A platform connecting two distinct groups (e.g., Grab, Shopee)

100

Name the 3 actors in the Triple Helix.

Academia, Industry, and Government

100

Name the 3 pillars of the Triple Bottom Line.

Profit, People, and Planet

200

Resource vs. Capability: Which is "what you do"

Capability (it is the ability to deploy resources)

200

What is a "Blue Ocean"?

An uncontested market space where competition is irrelevant

200

Define the "Network Effect."

When a service becomes more valuable as more people use it

200

What is the main role of "Academia"?

Knowledge creation and providing a skilled workforce

200

What is the "Natural Step" framework?

A science-based framework for strategic sustainable development

300

Name one "Key Actor" in an ecosystem

Entrepreneurs, Investors, Government, or Universities

300

Name 3 principles of Effectuation

Bird in Hand, Affordable Loss, Crazy Quilt, Lemonade, Pilot in the Plane

300

How does AI affect ecosystem "Velocity"?

It increases the speed of data processing and adaptation

300

What is "Knowledge Transfer"?

The process of moving ideas/research from universities to the marketplace

300

Define "Circular Economy."

A model of "take-make-use-return" instead of "take-make-waste."

400

What is "Competitive Advantage"?

An attribute that allows an organization to outperform its competitors

400

Contrast "Causal" VS "Effectual" logic

Causal = Goal-driven; Effectual = Means-driven

400

Define "Complementors" in a platform

External partners who add value to a core platform (e.g., App developers)

400

How does Government "orchestrate" the Helix?

Through policy, funding, and creating a stable regulatory environment

400

What is a "Regenerative" ecosystem?

An ecosystem that doesn't just "protect" the environment but actively improves/restores it

500

Define "Resource Orchestration"

The process of structuring, bundling, and leveraging resources to create value

500

Why do "Incumbents" fail to see disruption?

Because they focus on high-margin, existing customers and ignore "lower quality" disruptive threats

500

How do platforms reduce "Transaction Costs"?

By providing search, payment, and trust mechanisms that make it cheaper to do business

500

Describe a "Hybrid Organization" in the Helix.

Entities that act as intermediaries between the three actors (e.g., Technology Transfer Offices)

500

Integrate: AI for the Triple Bottom Line.

Using AI to optimize energy use or reduce waste in a supply chain