Иновациите од ww2 до денес

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ЦЕЛТА НА ТЕМАВА ИЛИ ПАК КОГА НЕКОЈ СЕ СПРЕМА ЗА ВОЈНА МОРА ДА ИНОВИРА Е КАКО И ДАЛИ ВОЈНИТЕ ВЛИЈААТ ВРЗ ИНОВАЦИИТЕ.




In the lead-up to World War II, both Germany and the Soviet Union pursued important changes in military doctrine that proved crucial during the armed confrontation between the two countries in 1941-1945. Using a new book by the military historian Mary Habeck as a point of departure, this essay explains how the German and Soviet armed forces by the late 1930s had developed almost identical doctrines without extensively borrowing from each other. Although the doctrinal innovations that informed the German Blitzkrieg and the Soviet conception of "deep battle" have long attracted attention, Habeck's book is the first detailed comparison of the development of armored warfare in these two countries. Although the book does not provide a comprehensive explanation of the sources of innovation in military doctrine, it sheds a great deal of light on the revolutionary changes in German and Soviet military doctrines during the interwar years....од ова гледаме дека сепак биле блиску и советите а и единствениот тенк Т-35 кој не е уништен е
советски.


ЕВЕ ГИ УЧЕСНИЦИТЕCountries involved in WWII
By the end of World War 2 there were few sovereign nations who were not involved in the war in some way.
Most everyone played a role in the war that could be construed as having some kind of major effect (even an officially neutral nation like Sweden, whose government allowed the passage of German troops through its territories, for example), which is why it was a truly global conflict. But the list of major players who were involved in major fighting goes something like this:
Axis Countries
Germany
Italy
Japan
Finland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Croatia
Slovakia
The following are sometimes also included: Iraq (Gailani government), Burma, Thailand, The Philippines (Laurel government), Republic of China at Nanking and Manchukuo.
Allied Countries
United Kingdom (England, Great Britain)
United States (America, USA)
Soviet Union (USSR, Russia)
France
Canada
Australia
China
Poland
Greece
Netherlands
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Luxembourg
Norway
Yugoslavia
Some would count exactly 51 Allied countries, since each became a charter member of the United Nations and in order to qualify for charter membership in the UN, a nation had to have been at war with one or more of the Axis nations. These 51 were: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Byelorussia SSR, Canada, Chile, China (Republic of..), Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Ethiopia, France, Great Britain, Greece, Guatamala, Haiti, Honduras, India, Iran, Iraq (post-Gailini government), Lebanon, Liberia, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, The Philippines (Osmena government), Poland, Russia USSR, Saudia Arabia, South Africa, Syria, Turkey, Ukraine SSR, USA, Uruguay, Venezuela and Yugoslavia.

pova\nite od prva svetska vojna-Three Invoations that came out of WW1 was gas weapons, the tank, and the plane for Recognizance.

vo WW2 gi smetaat raketite i mlazniot motor koj ni go olesni zivotot a i patuvaweto.


А ДЕНЕСКА КЕ ГИ ВИДЕТЕ ПРВИТЕ ТОП 60
# 1 United States: 30.3
# 2 Finland: 29.1
# 3 Germany: 27.2
# 4 United Kingdom: 27
= 5 Australia: 26.9
= 5 Netherlands: 26.9
= 5 Sweden: 26.9
= 5 Switzerland: 26.9
# 9 France: 26.8
= 10 Canada: 26.5
= 10 Israel: 26.5
# 12 Japan: 26.4
= 13 Belgium: 25.4
= 13 Ireland: 25.4
= 15 Austria: 25.3
= 15 Norway: 25.3
# 17 Denmark: 25.2
# 18 Iceland: 24.8
# 19 Spain: 23.4
# 20 Italy: 23.3
# 21 Korea, South: 22.9
# 22 New Zealand: 22.1
# 23 Portugal: 21.6
# 24 Czech Republic: 21.3
# 25 Estonia: 21.2
# 26 Hungary: 21.1
# 27 South Africa: 21
# 28 Russia: 20.6
# 29 Slovenia: 20.4
# 30 Ukraine: 20.3
# 31 Brazil: 20.1
# 32 Slovakia: 20
# 33 Chile: 19.7
# 34 Poland: 19.6
# 35 Lithuania: 19.2
# 36 India: 18.9
# 37 Costa Rica: 18.8
# 38 Trinidad and Tobago: 18.6
# 39 Latvia: 18.5
# 40 Greece: 18.4
# 41 China: 18.1
# 42 Turkey: 17.8
= 43 Panama: 17.4
= 43 Thailand: 17.4
# 45 Egypt: 17.2
# 46 Argentina: 17
# 47 Bulgaria: 16.9
= 48 Malaysia: 16.8
= 48 Mexico: 16.8
= 48 Uruguay: 16.8
# 51 Indonesia: 16.4
# 52 Romania: 16.3
# 53 Philippines: 15.8
# 54 Sri Lanka: 15.5
# 55 Venezuela: 15.2
# 56 Colombia: 15.1
# 57 Peru: 14.3
# 58 Vietnam: 13.8
# 59 Dominica: 13.6
# 60 Guatemala: 13.2
# 61 Paraguay: 13.1
# 62 Zimbabwe: 13
# 63 Nicaragua: 12.7
# 64 El Salvador: 12.5
= 65 Ecuador: 11.9
= 65 Honduras: 11.9
= 67 Bangladesh: 11.6
= 67 Bolivia: 11.6
Weighted average: 19.8



DEFINITION: Innovation-innovation


Definition

Process by which an idea or invention is translated into a good or service for which people will pay. To be called an innovation, an idea must be replicable at an economical cost and must satisfy a specific need. Innovation involves deliberate application of information, imagination, and initiative in deriving greater or different value from resources, and encompasses all processes by which new ideas are generated and converted into useful products. In business, innovation results often from the application of a scientific or technical idea in decreasing the gap between the needs or expectations of the customers and the performance of a firm's products. In a social context, innovation is equally important in devising new collaborative methods such as alliance creation, joint venturing, flexible working hours, and in creating buyers' purchasing power through methods such as hire purchase. Innovations are divided into two broad categories: (1) Evolutionary innovations are brought about by numerous incremental advances in technology or processes and are of two types (a) Continuous evolutionary innovations result in an alteration in product characteristics instead of in a new product, and do not require any user-learning or changes in his or her routine, examples are multi-blade shaving razor, fluoride toothpaste, and laptop computer; (b) Dynamic continuous evolutionary innovations require some user-learning but do not disrupts his or her routine, examples are fax machines, instant photography, and handheld computers. (2) Revolutionary innovations (called also discontinuous innovations) require a good deal of user-learning, often disrupt his or her routine, and may even require new behavior patterns. Examples are photocopier (xerography) machines, personal computers, and internet. Innovation is synonymous with risk-taking and firms which introduce revolutionary products or technologies take on the greatest risk because they have to create new markets. A less risky innovation strategy is that of the imitator who starts with a new product (usually created by a revolutionary-innovator) having a large and growing demand. The imitator then proceeds to satisfy that demand better with a more effective approach. Examples are IBM with its PC against Apple Computer, Compaq with its cheaper PCs against IBM, and Dell with its still-cheaper clones (sold directly to the customer) against Compaq. Although many innovations are created from inventions, it is possible to innovate without inventing, and to invent without innovating.Units: Unitless Scale...значи може да иновираш без да направиш инвенција како војо на пример(инвенција е нов пронајдок но кој не е достапен на пазарот)

знаеме дека трката во вооружување помегу СССР и САД доведе до иновации НО на листата имаме држави кои се СИРОМАШНИ....

ДАЛИ МИСЛИТЕ ДЕКА ДРЖАВАТА ТРЕБА ФИНАНСИСКИ ДА ИМ ПОМАГА НА ОВИЕ ЕНТУЗИЈАСТИ.
 

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