Week 8 - 2 Flashcards

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Creativity

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Ability to move beyond conventional ideas, rule or assumptions

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Innovation

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Goes further than creativity and invention. it is not only something new, but with potential to be practical and provide commercial return.

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Design

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Transforms innovative ideas into something concrete. delivers a solution that will work

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4
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Strategic role of innovation

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Increase market share and open new markets
Differentiate products, making them more attractive to customers
Strengthen the brand
Reduce cost related to innovation through more efficient use of resources

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5
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Performance objectives in the innovation process - Quality

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Degree of functionality, or experience, or aesthetics

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Performance objectives in the innovation process - Speed

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Early market launch, starts designing late, frequent market stimulation

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Performance objectives in the innovation process - Dependability

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Avoiding technical failures and schedule slippage, it depends heavily on flexibility

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Performance objectives in the innovation process - Flexibility

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Ability to cooperate with internal and external changes

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9
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Performance objectives in the innovation process - Cost

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Cost of buying the inputs to the process, cost of providing the labor, general overhead cost the process

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Performance objectives in the innovation process - Sustainability

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The extent that it benefits the triple bottom line (P,P,P)

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Stages of innovation

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Concept generation
Concept screening
Preliminary design
Evaluation and improvement
Prototype and final design
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12
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Stages of innovation - Concept generation

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R&D (Research and development)
Customers
Staff
Competitors

Open Sourcing/ Crowd Sourcing/ Lead users / Harbingers of failure

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13
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Stages of innovation - Concept Screening

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Feasibility
Can we do it?

Acceptability
Do we (and the market) WANT to do it?

Vulnerability
What are the RISKS of doing it?

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14
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Stages of innovation - Preliminary design

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Standardization (make the standard very clear-cheaper to do)
Commonality (part that fit everything- the door from one car fits another)
Modularization (Blocks that can fit in to different thing and then create another)
Mass customization (more technology- but more customized)
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15
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Alpha testing

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Inhouse testing

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16
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Beta testing

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Outhouse testing

17
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Resources for innovation

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Capacity requirements
Technology choices
In house x outsource