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Entrepreneurship and Innovation
1,063 Questions
Entrepreneurship and innovation questions address business management, economic development, and small scale industries. These topics are highly relevant for commerce students and competitive exams focusing on business administration. Review these questions to understand enterprise structures.
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation Questions
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IdeaMax
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Mighty
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ImpAct
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Propel
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Propel is TCS's collaborative platform designed specifically for team-based innovation and rapid problem-solving through real-time idea exchange. It enables cross-team participation and immediate resolution of challenges, unlike IdeaMax (focused on idea capture), Mighty (project tracking), or ImpAct (social impact initiatives).
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Marketing
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Accounting
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Investing
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None of the above
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Competing for the future
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Core competence
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Re-engineering the corporation
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None of the above
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COGNIZANT TECHONOLOGIES
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HCL TECHONOLOGIES
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i - flex
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MPHASIS
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Cognizant Technologies uses 'Passion for building stronger Business' as their tagline, emphasizing their commitment to client success. HCL, i-flex, and Mphasis have different corporate slogans.
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"Professionalism, persistence and organisation"
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"Confidence, knowledge and punctuality"
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"Sincerity, compatability and trustworthiness"
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"knowledge,persistence and trustworthiness"
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Japanese business relationships (wa) are built on trust and personal connection. Sincerity, compatibility, and trustworthiness form the foundation - superficial professionalism matters less than genuine character and relationship fit.
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Mutual Trust
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Qualifications
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Monetary success
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Social Status
A
Correct answer
Explanation
In Belgian business culture, mutual trust is the foundation of successful professional relationships. While qualifications and success matter, they are built upon this trust. Social status alone does not replace the importance of genuine professional relationships built on reliability and trustworthiness.
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Powered by Intellect, Driven by Values;
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Everything is Possible
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We are building a new technology company.
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Think Different.
B
Correct answer
Explanation
HP's tagline "Everything is Possible" reflects the company's innovative spirit and commitment to technological advancement. Note that option D is Apple's famous tagline, and option A is associated with another major Indian IT company.
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Introduce the more accomplished person to the lesser accomplished person
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Introduce the lesser accomplished person to the more accomplished
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These days it's best to let people introduce themselves
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Introduce your boss first no matter who you are introducing them to
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Business etiquette dictates that you introduce the person of lesser accomplishment or status to the person of higher accomplishment or status. This shows respect for hierarchy and allows the more accomplished person to extend courtesies. It's a fundamental principle of professional introductions that helps maintain proper business protocol and shows respect for professional hierarchy.
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Management
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Innovation
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Business
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Research
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The French word 'Affaires' translates to 'Business' in English, referring to commercial activities, trade, or professional dealings. It's commonly used in business contexts and compound words. Management, Innovation, and Research are related concepts but not the literal translation.
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Knowledge
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Research
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Innovation
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Office
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The French word 'Connaissance' translates to 'Knowledge' in English, referring to understanding, awareness, or familiarity gained through experience or education. It's related to the verb 'connaitre' (to know). Research, Innovation, and Office are unrelated concepts.
D
Correct answer
Explanation
'Passion for building stronger business' is the tagline of CTS (Cognizant Technology Solutions, now Cognizant). CSC, Infosys, and TCS have different corporate slogans.
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Mutual trust
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Qualifications
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Monetary success
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None
A
Correct answer
Explanation
In Belgian business culture, mutual trust and long-term relationships are prioritized over formal qualifications or purely monetary success. Belgians value building trust through consistent, reliable interactions over time. While qualifications and success matter, they're secondary to the foundation of trust.
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increment
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asset
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additive
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advantage
B
Correct answer
Explanation
'Asset' correctly means a useful or valuable quality or person, which perfectly describes an employee with Chinese language skills. 'Increment' means an increase or addition, 'additive' means a substance added in small quantities, and 'advantage' is close but less precise than 'asset' in this business context. An asset is something that adds value to the organization.
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Company
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Money
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Project
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Manpower
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Innovation
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Applying Thoughts
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Creating Thoughts
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None of the Above
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Wipro's corporate tagline 'Applying Thoughts' reflects their focus on innovative thinking and practical application of ideas to solve business problems. 'Innovation' is too generic and 'Creating Thoughts' is not their official tagline.