A product which disrupts consumers' normal routines but does not require totally new learning is a
A)continuous innovation.
B)discontinuous innovation.
C)dynamically continuous innovation.
D)symbiotic innovation.
E)simultaneous innovation.

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Dynamically continuous innovation disrupts consumers' normal routines to a certain extent but still allows them to use their prior knowledge and experience with similar products. It requires some learning and adjustment, but not a complete overhaul of their habits and behaviors. Examples of dynamically continuous innovations include smartphones and electric cars, which offer new features and functions but still operate on familiar principles.

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