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Systematic Innovation
Effective Innovation Processes
are seen as the next essential core skill beyond Lean and Six
Sigma, and Systematic Innovation is considered by some as the
leading option for companies wanting to stay ahead
Innovation is
about Creating Value, about ensuring future prosperity, about
achieving and maintaining a competitive position within the
marketplace, its about success. Whether technical or business
innovation, it is essential, but it can also be difficult. The
day to day maintenance of normal business activity can mean that
looking after the future is forgotten until it is too late.
Organisations
are now required to be effective
innovators, both in terms of their product/service
portfolio and also within their business practises as a whole.
Systematic Innovation:
is the leading approach for those
organisations that recognise the need to have effective
processes to support their corporate innovation management
strategies.
Systematic Innovation:
Ø provides a set of tools
and techniques that can be applied to both technical product and
business development by the non specialist innovator.
Ø addresses the needs of
the business systems innovator and those interested in future
market/consumer behaviour.
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helps to identify
innovation potential through Innovation Trend Analysis,
recognising that; “somewhere someone knows already where your
business and/or technology is going, because they have seen it
all before”
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solves, rather than avoids,
technical and business contradictions can lead to break -through
innovation opportunities.
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combined with effective
corporate innovation management and leadership can transform an
organisation into a lead innovator.
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provides a solid foundation
for those who cannot afford to wait for that inspirational
‘flash of genius’.
Ø is for those
organisations requiring ‘Innovation on
Demand’ not innovation whenever!
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