TIJ1O1.  INVENTION - creating new products that do not already exist  INNOVATION – “is the process of improving and changing a technology that already.

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TIJ1O1

 INVENTION - creating new products that do not already exist  INNOVATION – “is the process of improving and changing a technology that already exists”

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 Having an idea is one thing, but to make it successful is another…  Developing a prototype is key - one that works and is appealing to a target market.

 During the episode, observe/analyse:  the prototypes (colour, package, size, materials)  What problem did each entrepreneur solve with his/her product? Was there a need for it?  Do you think the product will have long-term success? Why or why not?