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Megatrends people & society, health & care, environment & resources, economics & business, technology & innovation, politics & governance
special moment in history age old challenges (poverty, poor health, ect) meeting new challenges (enviro crises, cyberwarefare)
VUCA world volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous
Casuation vs. Effectuation basically managerial thinking (to reach pre-determined goal) vs. entrepreunerial thinking (imagining a possible new end using given set of means)
future makers lehigh! working to enact positive change
advancing praxis Translating knowledge and insights into innovative products
sustainable development development that meets needs of the present without compromising ability of future generations to meet their needs
triple bottom line people, planet, profit
asset sale full payment up front at time of the purchase
cost recovery installments paid every successful growing cycle (or for a different product, once it's yielding something)
different types of sustainability technological, environmental, economic, social sustainability, legal, political
wheel of impact model that explains how you make some impact! goes from community engagement to knowledge creation
example of formal forums publication academic journals, conference, book
example of informal forums publication blog, website, magazine, newspaper
typology/taxonomy honestly not rlly sure look it up but it's a way you could write a paper or smt
social service provision direct way of social engagement that is direct and system is improved or maintained -- aid agencies
social entrepreneruship direct way of social engagement that establishes a new equilbrium
social activism indirect way of social engagement that establishes a new equilibrium
sustainability equilibrium needs both social sustainability and economic sustainability
BHAG big hairy audacious goal
product market fit reaching target customer
PESTLE Analysis Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental—that impact an organization
UN SDGs goals by the UN that have to do with you know what they have to do with
Challenge vs. Problem vs. Opportunity mmmmm
Value Proposition (in marketing) an innovation, service, or feature intended to make a company or product attractive to customers.
Contexts we are targeting cultural, economic, environmental, legal, ect.
Venture Life Cycle design --> implementation --> maturity (there's failure modes in each of these)
Design design is a plan or specification for the construction of an object or system or for the implementation of an activity or process, or the result of that plan or specification in the form of a prototype, product or process.
primary stakeholders customer, end user (i think), shareholder, owner
secondary and tertiary stakeholders regulatory government, government, developer, competitor, adversary, threat, critic
stakeholder attributes demographics, socio-economics, geography, phychological variables, behavioral (situation specific)
design for for customers -- stakeholders consulted
design with stakeholders part of design team
design by stakeholders as designers
consumers v. customers v. end users consumers: who consumes product customers: who buys product end users: who will end up actually using it
factors of human centered design principles user needs first, empathy, personas & testing
validation and verificaiton validation: are we building the right product .. with valid requirements, features, performance verification: are we building the product right
concept validation do the rigth ppl udnerstand idea, do they believe it will be successful
different types of validation technology, business model, market, usability
concept of operations Description of how the system will work from the user’s (or other stakeholder’s) perspective.
culture the "lens" through which you view the world. It is central to what you see, how you make sense of what you see, and how you express yourself
four dimenstions of culture directness, hierarchy, consensus, individualism
demand generation building brand awareness and credibility
sticky inforamtion information embedded in the people, places, structures
people have different concepts of time, different aspirations, concepts of life, concept of gender, different incentives
radical practicality a monkey that eats grass instead of bananas is a goat
Ikigai japenese way of finding meaning in life bro
capital of khazakstan astana
capital of sierra leone freetown
capital of california sacramento
generative pre-trained transformer GPt chat
self determination theory what it sounds like
IRb meaning institutional review board
scalable enterprises can expand as customer bases grow
peer review process that manuscript goes through with academic jouranl
LDC least developed countries
informed consent process someone goes through when learnign about study and then deciding to participate
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