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1) Defining market needs and selecting topic criteria.
2) Generating and selecting optimal ideas/solutions.
3) Selecting the best ideas for innovation.
4) Shaping the concept according to possible directions.
5) Estimating risks of the concept.
6) Implementing concepts into realizations projects.
7) Encouraging a culture of creativity in organizations.
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This document outlines an innovation process with 7 stages:
1) Defining market needs and selecting topic criteria.
2) Generating and selecting optimal ideas/solutions.
3) Selecting the best ideas for innovation.
4) Shaping the concept according to possible directions.
5) Estimating risks of the concept.
6) Implementing concepts into realizations projects.
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Encouragement and support of creativity in companies/organization:
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2. Innovation Process – Style 1
INNOVATION
Market Topic Selection Impleme-
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Finding out Defining the Searching for Selection of Shaping of Risk- Implementa-
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5. Innovation Process – Style 1
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Observations SWOT 635 Ranking Short Investigations Risk Analysis Involvement
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6. Innovation Process – Style 1
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Idea Concept Risk
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Finding out Defining the Searching for Selection of Shaping of Risk- Implementa-
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market- criteria solutions innovation according to concept the
wishes possible idea directions realizations
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Research Analysis Brainstorm Screening Workshop Research Stakeholder
Observations SWOT 635 Ranking Short Investigations Risk Analysis Involvement
Lead User Entscheidungs- Synaptics Risk Lead User Patent Check Smooth
Research Stift Checklists Assessment Workshop Legal Check Interfacing
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7. Innovation Process – Style 1
INNOVATION
Market Topic Selection Impleme-
Idea Concept Risk
Need ntation
Finding out Defining the Searching for Selection of Shaping of Risk- Implementa-
visible and topic and the optimal the best ideas the estimate tion of the
hidden selection ideas/ directions for concept of the given concepts into
market- criteria solutions innovation according to concept the
wishes possible idea directions realizations
directions projects
Concept
Market- Stakeholder Generation Market
Research Analysis Brainstorm Screening Workshop Research Stakeholder
Observations SWOT 635 Ranking Short Investigations Risk Analysis Involvement
Lead User Entscheidungs- Synaptics Risk Lead User Patent Check Smooth
Research Stift Checklists Assessment Workshop Legal Check Interfacing
Encouragement and support of creativity in companies/organization:
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8. Innovation Process – Style 1
INNOVATION
Market Topic Selection Impleme-
Idea Concept Risk
Need ntation
Finding out Defining the Searching for Selection of Shaping of Risk- Implementa-
visible and topic and the optimal the best ideas the estimate tion of the
hidden selection ideas/ directions for concept of the given concepts into
market- criteria solutions innovation according to concept the
wishes possible idea directions realizations
directions projects
Concept
Market- Stakeholder Generation Market
Research Analysis Brainstorm Screening Workshop Research Stakeholder
Observations SWOT 635 Ranking Short Investigations Risk Analysis Involvement
Lead User Entscheidungs- Synaptics Risk Lead User Patent Check Smooth
Research Stift Checklists Assessment Workshop Legal Check Interfacing
Encouragement and support of creativity in companies/organization:
Reaching a healthy innovation culture. Training of a creative way of thinking. Applied creativity (creativity + structure = success)
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appearance of the object. Change colour as shown in the picture.
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