The document outlines the agenda for an innovation workshop hosted by Ideagen. The agenda includes an introduction to innovation and idea generation, exercises for practicing idea generation in teams, and a question and answer session. The workshop aims to help participants network, understand the innovation process, and generate new ideas.

1. Innovation Delivery Ltd.
Keith Finglas
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2. 1. Session Goals
2. Innovation overview
Agenda 3. Idea generation
4. Exercise
5. Q&A
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3. 1. Network to identify people
with similar passions – and
complementary skillsets
Session Goals
2. Understand how ideas
enable the innovation
process
3. Practise generating ideas
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4. Innovation across the business
Product/Service Mfg/Ops Partnering Co. / Org.
Blue Sky Processing Supply chain Culture and
organisation
Extensions Equipment Demand chain Change
and Lines management
Industry peers
How we use this:
Companies engage with each of these operational areas in different ways. We
use this as part of a dashboard to summarise findings visually for comparison.
aware attempting successes leader
1 2 3 4
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5. Products and Services Innovation
What’s different?
product innovation service innovation
user IaD → customer experience
touchpoint design
physical prototyping → conceptual prototyping
BOM → service delivery blueprint
product platforms → IT platforms
production planning → service delivery training
pricing models → business models
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6. systemic innovation framework
An innovation framework
Leadership &
Culture & Values
Ideas
Organisation
Prioritise, Effectivenes
Go wide
Select
Execute ROI s
Processes &
People & Skills
Tools
Measure
Deep diving Portfolio Execute Systematise
Value
Time
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7. Fundamental stepping stone
evaluate inspire
1
prototype
3
distill
prioritise
2
Innovation or ideas
Design Cycle
DESIGN‐THINKING MODEL
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Innovation
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Execution 2
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business service
interactions
concept features
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Innovation or 3
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Design Cycle
WITHIN DEVELOPMENT design implement
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9. Idea use rules
generation warm up
share inspiration
record every idea
During …
flow
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10. Idea
generation
How it looks :
L O T S of
ideas
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11. Idea
generation Socks on table legs
Socks on
Table legs
Socks
How it looks :
on Table
visual ! Legs
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12. the basics
1 quantity
2 wild ideas
Idea 3 defer judgement
generation 4 build
+ courtesy and time-minding
5 one conversation at a time
6 stay focused on the topic
+ stickiness
7 visual
Rules
Keep in mind
compete for more good ideas from everyone
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13. vote
Idea distill promptly with core group
generation cluster and classify
individual follow‐ups
write‐up
prioritise
After
prototype
evaluate
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14. Move to the wall poster
with the theme you find most interesting.
Practise
‐Introductions
‐Name, Organisation/Company
‐Team formation
‐Ideally 4 to 6
Getting to know ‐May be some reforming
you
Team briefing to follow …
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15. It’s a race.
In teams, at your themes
Practise The most ideas in 10 minutes wins …
‐Suggested Idea Topics
‐Current assumptions
‐Existing resources/skillsets
‐New trends/convergences
‐What users want
The winner is … Ready, Steady, Go !
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16. Your observations?
Practise
Q&A
That’s
interesting …
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17. Impact of time limit
‐artificially short
Practise ‐separates judgment from generation
Q&A
Availability of resources
‐wider accessibility for ideas to surface
Further processing
Key takeaways … ‐ Post‐its can be moved, clustered, themed
Other …?
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18. Q&A
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