Deck 2: Your Business Idea: the Quest for Value
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Deck 2: Your Business Idea: the Quest for Value
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Perceived costs can be seen as being composed of three elements: monetary, time and psychic.
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2
There is universal consensus as to what factors make up perceived customer value.
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3
Customer value can be defined as the difference between perceived benefits and perceived costs.
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4
Small businesses generally have no need of any formal market research.
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Quality function deployment is an approach that takes the desires of consumers and explores how well the individual activities of the business are meeting those desires.
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Quality function deployment as an approach can only be used in manufacturing concerns.
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7
The concept of customer value is based essentially on the price of the product or service.
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8
It is ineffectual to listen to customers through comment cards and online surveys.
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Since many customers don't know exactly what they want small business owners should only listen to him/herself.
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10
Studies that indicated that firms with superior customer value outperform their competitors on ROI and market share gains.
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11
For any particular product customer value tends to be consistent across all customers.
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12
One way of gathering information about customers is through loyalty programs.
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13
Epistemic value is associated with a sense of novelty or simple fun.
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14
The concept of functional value relates to the product or services ability to perform its utilitarian purpose.
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15
Market segmentation is the division of any market into a subset of customers.
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16
The monetary component of perceived value is singularly associated with the purchase price of the product or service.
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17
It is estimated that only 15% of American customers have loyalty to a single retailer, yet these customers generate between 55% 7% of that retail sales.
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18
Net present value discounts the value of future cash flows. It recognizes the time value of money.
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19
The only question a small business should ask is how much they can charge their customers.
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20
Small businesses should only produce products and services that they know with a high degree of certainty, in advance, what customers will want.
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21
A recent study indicated that R&D performance by small US companies grew slightly faster than the comparable performance for larger US firms.
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22
The estimated cost of regaining a dissatisfied customer over retaining a current customer has the following multiple:
A) 3
B) 5
C) 7
D) 10
E) 20
A) 3
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C) 7
D) 10
E) 20
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23
Innovation involve new ways in which the product or service might be used; new ways it can be packaged; and new ways of identifying customers.
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24
Some products that were initially created by small businesses include: air conditioner, high-resolution CAT scanner and outboard engine.
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25
For the period 2003 - 2007, small firms increased their R&D spending by more than 40% compared to approximately 33% increase for large companies.
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26
Customer Relationship Management software packages are too complex, too difficult and too expensive to ever be used in the small business environment.
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27
Creativity in any organization can be stopped by failing to ask the right questions, failing to think in new ways and failing to tolerate creativity.
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28
The estimated cost of gaining a new customer over retaining a current customer has the following multiple:
A) 3
B) 5
C) 7
D) 10
E) 20
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D) 10
E) 20
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29
Cloud computing is not appropriate for the small business environment.
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30
Small business has always been a driver of new products and services.
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31
It has been estimated that word-of-mouth is the primary factor in between 20% to 50% of all purchasing decisions.
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32
The type of value, identified by Sheth, Newman and Gross, which is derived from a particular context or social-cultural setting, is
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
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33
Smaller businesses could greatly benefit by recognizing and emerging social or consumer trends.
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34
The successful creation of customer value can significantly enhance a firm's cash loan.
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35
The ability to track or identified social trends is too expensive for small businesses.
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36
The type of value, identified by Sheth, Newman and Gross, which evokes an affective response, is
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
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37
The type of value, identified by Sheth, Newman and Gross, which is generated by a sense of fun or novelty, is
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
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38
The type of value, identified by Sheth, Newman and Gross that involves a sense of relationship with other groups through the use of images and symbols is
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
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39
The type of value, identified by Sheth, Newman and Gross, which relates to the product or services ability to perform its utilitarian function, is
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
A) Social Value
B) Emotional Value
C) Functional Value
D) Conditional Value
E) Epistemic Value
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40
Innovation is limited to the work of engineers and scientists and large R&D facilities.
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41
Loyalty programs are used by what percentage of U.S. households?
A) Less than 15%
B) Slightly more than 25%
C) Slightly more than 40%
D) Slightly more than 65%
E) Slightly more than 80%
A) Less than 15%
B) Slightly more than 25%
C) Slightly more than 40%
D) Slightly more than 65%
E) Slightly more than 80%
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42
The difference between perceived benefits and perceived costs is ______________.
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43
In the "House of Quality" the section that used for assessing engineering characteristics is known as
A) Customer Requirements
B) Competitive Assessment Matrix
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
A) Customer Requirements
B) Competitive Assessment Matrix
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
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44
In the "House of Quality" the section that illustrates the correlation between customer needs and engineering characteristics is known as
A) Competitive Assessment Matrix
B) Engineering Characteristics
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
A) Competitive Assessment Matrix
B) Engineering Characteristics
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
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45
Innovation refers to
A) Development of new products
B) Development of new services
C) Development of new packaging
D) Development of new ways of distributing
E) All of the above
A) Development of new products
B) Development of new services
C) Development of new packaging
D) Development of new ways of distributing
E) All of the above
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46
In the "House of Quality" the section that evaluates the position of the company with respect to its competitors is known as
A) Customer Requirements
B) Engineering Characteristics
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) Competitive Assessment Matrix
A) Customer Requirements
B) Engineering Characteristics
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) Competitive Assessment Matrix
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47
What element is least likely to be considered part of the reason for making customer value the focus of the business' existence?
A) Identifying unmet customer needs
B) Generating a profit
C) Understanding the value proposition desired by customers
D) Understanding how your business' value proposition is different than competitors
E) None of the above
A) Identifying unmet customer needs
B) Generating a profit
C) Understanding the value proposition desired by customers
D) Understanding how your business' value proposition is different than competitors
E) None of the above
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48
It has been estimated that Word-of-mouth advertising is the primary factor in what percentage of all purchasing decisions
A) 0% to 10%
B) 10 to 20%
C) 20% to 50%
D) 40% to 80%
E) 60% to 100%
A) 0% to 10%
B) 10 to 20%
C) 20% to 50%
D) 40% to 80%
E) 60% to 100%
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49
The concept that one could identify which customers might be most profitable is known as
A) Voice of the Customer
B) Quality Function Deployment
C) Customer Lifetime Value
D) Net Present Value
E) None of the above
A) Voice of the Customer
B) Quality Function Deployment
C) Customer Lifetime Value
D) Net Present Value
E) None of the above
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50
Small firms can track, inexpensively, trends by
A) Hiring market research firms
B) Hiring psychics
C) Hire clipping services
D) Using online tools, like Google Trends
E) None of the above
A) Hiring market research firms
B) Hiring psychics
C) Hire clipping services
D) Using online tools, like Google Trends
E) None of the above
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51
Small businesses that focus on niche markets can gain sales if they can
A) Find out of the way locations
B) Find unique/odd spokespersons
C) Identify new social and consumer trends
D) Refuse sales to the broad number of customers
E) Sell overseas
A) Find out of the way locations
B) Find unique/odd spokespersons
C) Identify new social and consumer trends
D) Refuse sales to the broad number of customers
E) Sell overseas
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52
In the "House of Quality" the section that illustrates the correlation between engineering characteristics is known as
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B) Competitive Assessment Matrix
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
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C) Relationship Matrix
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E) The "Basement"
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53
_________ is the basis of value involves a sense of relationship with other groups through the use of images or symbols.
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54
The dimensions along which a market may be segmented are
A) Price, income and customer
B) Geographic, demographic and psychographic
C) Demographic, price and industry
D) Geographic, industry and price
E) Income, price and industry
A) Price, income and customer
B) Geographic, demographic and psychographic
C) Demographic, price and industry
D) Geographic, industry and price
E) Income, price and industry
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55
The former Federal Trade Commission estimated that satisfied customers tell how many other customers about their satisfactory experience
A) 2
B) 4
C) 5
D) 7
E) 10
A) 2
B) 4
C) 5
D) 7
E) 10
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56
The three components of perceived cost are:
A) Operating cost, purchase cost and maintenance cost
B) Fixed cost, variable cost, and overhead cost
C) Monetary cost, time cost, and psychic cost
D) Purchase cost, variable cost, and time cost
E) Operating cost, time cost, and fixed cost
A) Operating cost, purchase cost and maintenance cost
B) Fixed cost, variable cost, and overhead cost
C) Monetary cost, time cost, and psychic cost
D) Purchase cost, variable cost, and time cost
E) Operating cost, time cost, and fixed cost
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57
In the "House of Quality" the section that what the customer desires (the Whats) is known as
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B) Engineering Characteristics
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
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C) Relationship Matrix
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E) The "Basement"
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58
The basis of value that relates to the products or services ability to perform its utilitarian purpose is known as ?????_____________.
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59
In the "House of Quality" the section that illustrates the means by which the company seeks to meet customer needs (the Hows) is known as
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B) Engineering Characteristics
C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
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C) Relationship Matrix
D) The "Roof" of the house
E) The "Basement"
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60
Which of the following is not a reason for the failure of having creativity in organizations?
A) Failure to ask why type of questions
B) Failure to wish for more
C) Failure to hire only creative people
D) Failure to record ideas
E) Failure to express ideas
A) Failure to ask why type of questions
B) Failure to wish for more
C) Failure to hire only creative people
D) Failure to record ideas
E) Failure to express ideas
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61
Smaller firms can track trends at no or nominal cost by using ______________ tools.
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62
The division of a market into several portions that are different from each other is known as___________.
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63
___________________refers to a service approach which hopes to build a long-term sustainable relationship with customers.
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64
How would you define customer value?
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65
A recent study indicated that R&D performance at smaller companies ________________ than comparable performance at larger U.S. firms.
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66
A measure of the revenue generated by the customer, the cost generated for that particular customer and the projected retention rate of that customer over their lifetime is also known as the _____________.
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67
___________ refers to the situation in which a vendor's software does not reside on the small businesses.
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68
What are the different types of perceived costs?
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69
Why is customer value important?
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70
The discounting value of future cash flows minus the original investment is also known as the ____________.
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71
The element of cost that can be associated with factors that might do stress in the customer is known as the _________ component.
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72
A technique that is associated with the concept of Voice of the Customer (VOC) which is used to design new products and services or to improve existing ones by exploring how well individual activities are meeting those desires is known as ____________.
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73
Epistemic value is generated by a sense of_____________.
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74
One reason why smaller firms may be more innovative than their larger competitors is that small firms have less _________.
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75
What are the different types of customer value?
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76
_________ is the basis of value that is derived from the ability to evoke an affective response.
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77
One way smaller firms can compete with larger competitors is by being better at the process of _____________.
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78
A basis of value that is derived from a particular context or socio-cultural setting is known as _______________.
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79
Components that consist of the purchase, operating, service, switching and opportunity cost associated with any product or service is known as the ___________of cost.
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An attempt to identify the real wants and needs of the customer is sometimes referred to as the ________________.
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