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Latin word of innovation
innovare
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innovare means
to renew
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It means to improve or to replace something.
Innovation
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NOT ALL INNOVATIONS REQUIRE NEW INVENTIONS.
Innovation
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A new or improved product or process that differs significantly from the previous.
Innovation
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Carrying out of new combinations.Carrying out of new combinations.
Innovation
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Method for solving technology and business problems for organizations
Innovation Engineering
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The result of using approaches, processes, behaviors, and mindsets the of entrepreneurs/innovators
Innovation Engineering
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Two Main Dimensions Of Innovation
Degree Of Novelty, Kind Of Innovation
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Innovation can happen anywhere, whether it is a ________ or __________ organization.
Non-Profit, Profit-Driven
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Object Of Innovation
Product Innovation, Service Innovation, Business Model, Process And Technology, Organizational, Social, Environmental
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Types Of Innovation
Sustaining, Disruptive, Incremental, Radical
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Sources Of Innovation
Manufacturer, End-User
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a person innovates in order to sell the innovation
Manufacturer Innovation
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a person develops an innovation for their own use because existing products do not meet their needs.
End-User Innovation
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The flow of technology and information among people, enterprises, and institutions is key to an innovative process.
Innovation System
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Framework for understanding innovation which became popular among policy makers and innovation researchers.
Innovation System
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It originated in communication to explain how an idea or product gains momentum and diffuses through a specific social system.
Diffusion Of Innovation
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The end result is that people will adopt a new idea, behavior, or product.
Diffusion Of Innovation
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It is a process where some people are more apt to adopt the innovation than others.
Diffusion Of Innovation
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Five Adopter Categories
Innovators, Early Adopters, Early Majority, Later Majority, Laggards
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A dynamic network of agents interacting in a specific economic/industrial area under a particular institutional infrastructure
Technological Innovation System
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Involved in the generation, diffusion, and utilization of technology.
Technological Innovation System
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3 Levels Of Analysis
Technology in the sense of a knowledge field, Product or an artifact, Set of related products and artifacts aimed at satisfying a particular function
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A part of INNOVATION SYSTEM APPROACH, a wider theoretical school.
Technological Innovation System
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Analyze and evaluate the development of particular technological field in terms of structures and processes.
Technological Innovation System
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System components are called _________, which represent the static aspect of the system.
Structures
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3 Basic Categories of Technological Innovation System
Actors, Institutions, Technological Factors
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A growing economic theory that emphasized entrepreneurship and innovation.
Innovation Economics
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Evolving institutions, entrepreneurs, changes are at economic growth.
Innovation Economics
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is what primarily drives economic growth in today's knowledge-based economy.
Innovative Capacity
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Data shows that while profits matter, good firms supply far more, bringing innovation to the market
Innovation Economics
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The main goal of business is to develop new and innovative goods and services that generate economic growth while delivering benefits society.
Innovation Economics
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Innovation Engineering Process
Story Narrative- External World Change, Background Of Team Story Prototype Validation-Business Story, Technical Story Learning Journey and Agile Implementation Scale Via Planning and Execution-Working Business Model, Working Profuct/Service
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Tends to focus more on the technical path as required for successful implementation
Innovation Engineering Process
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It requires a set of shared beliefs and behaviors to be successful.
Innovation Engineering Process
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Disruptive forces and marketplace changes shrinking company lifespans.
Guiding Principles of Innovation
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To survive, companies are ramping up innovation
Guiding Principles Of Innovation
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Provides a road map for innovation
Strategy
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Encourage talent to try, fail fast, and learn from mistakes.
People
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Digitize activities to funnel and propel innovation
Processes
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Meet physical, temporal, and collaborative needs.
Structure
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arise when the dominant paradigm under which normal science operates is rendered incompatible with new phenomena, facilitating the adoption of a new theory or paradigm.
Paradigm Shifts
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Focuses on the importance of users in the innovation process and argues that the goal is to meet the needs of users.
User Innovation
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Focuses on knowledge interaction both inside and outside the enterprise.
Open Innovation
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The phenomenon by which an innovation transforms an existing market or sector.
Disruptive Innovation
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Emphasizes the key role of knowledge elements in value creation.
Knowledge-Based Innovation
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"breaking through various constraints and improvising effective solutions using limited resources"
Jugaad Innovation
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A typical catch-up path with "Made in China"
Secondary Innovation
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The road to innovation of world-class enterprises do not depend on individual improvements or enhancements but a result from organized innovation.
Paradigm Shift
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Total and collaborative innovation driven by a strategic vision that aims for a sustainable and competitive advantage.
Paradigm Shift
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Holistic Innovation
1. Strategic Element 2. Total Element 3. Open Element 4. Collaborative Element
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The process of developing and deploying effective solutions to challenging and often systemic social and environmental issues
Social Innovation
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Social Innovation Process
Prompts- Highlight the need for and inspiration behind innovation Proposals- Draw insights and generate ideas through creative methods Prototypes- Test and Refine Ideas Sustaining- Sharpen your idea by identifying ways of sustaining it in the long term Scaling- Expand Your idea Systematic Change- Ultimate goal of social Innovation