A product that requires no new behaviors be learned by consumers is a a. continuous innovation. b. discontinuous innovation. c. dynamically continuous innovation. d. symbiotic innovation. e. simultaneous innovation.

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Enzo

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27 May, 23:15

A product that requires no new behaviors be learned by consumers is a a. continuous innovation. b. discontinuous innovation. c. dynamically continuous innovation. d. symbiotic innovation. e. simultaneous innovation.

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Lacey Freeman · Answer 1

Continuous innovation

Explanation:

When products can undergo changes without the consumer learning new behaviours, it is called continuous innovation.

On the other hand discontinuous innovation is also called disruptive innovation, and involves consumers learning new skills when using the product.

An example of continuous innovation is in the television industry where revision sets have been upgraded from black and white to coloured, flat screen sets, and so on.