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Week 6 Assignment: Innovation Variables Innovation is at the heart of a business. It is the process of taking a creative idea and turning it into a useful product, service, or method of operation. To understand how businesses innovate, it is important to learn the systems model of inputs transformation process outputs. Instructions: Explain the systems model and the 3 innovative variables (i.e., organizations structure, culture, and human resource practices) that stimulates innovation. Header: Innovation Variables Word Count: maximum of 1500 words (excluding assignment header) Formatting: Font size, 12; Times New Roman; with 1.5 line spacing File format: pdf Label your file as: Section # - Week 6 Assignment Last Name_First Name Example: Section 3 Week 6 Assignment Smith_John Click the submit button to upload your assignment.
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