Innovation Guide John Spacey, updated on
Innovation is the processes of identifying and developing ideas that represent a leap forward in value. It is a challenging and risk prone practice that requires brave and creative approaches to change. The following is a guide to innovation including thought processes, principles, management techniques and an overview of risks.
Inventive StepIdentifying a leap forward that is valuable.PrinciplesGuidelines and approaches to innovation.Market ResearchIdentifying unfulfilled needs that are valuable.ExperimentationTesting, learning and designing new tests in a rapid cycle of discovery.Business ModelsTurning an idea into a valuable business model that generates revenue.ManagementLeading, directing, controlling and measuring innovation.Intellectual PropertyRetaining the rights to your inventions.Risk & ChallengesThe potential for programs of innovation to result in losses.If you enjoyed this page, please consider bookmarking Simplicable.
Design InnovationThe common types of design innovation.Failure TypesThe good, the bad and the ugly of failure.Innovation MetricsHow to measure innovation including early stage, late stage and overall program metrics.Innovation PrinciplesA list of common innovation principles.Innovation ProcessA complete guide to the innovation process.PrototypesCommon ways to prototype an idea, product, service, process or creative work.
Types of InnovationThe common types of innovation.User InnovationA definition of user innovation with examples.FeasibilityA definition of feasibility with examples.Trade SecretsA definition of trade secret with examples.Fail Often
An overview of fail often innovation.
Lead User
A definition of lead user with examples.
Moment Of TruthA definition of moment of truth with a few examples.Proof Of Concept
The common types of proof of concept.
Commercialisation
The common types of commercialisation.
Thought ProcessesA list of thinking approaches and types.LogicA few logic terms explained.Cognitive BiasesA list of common cognitive biases explained.Abstract Ideas
A few dangers of being too abstract.
Objective vs Subjective
The difference between objective and subjective.
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