Explain the need for innovation skills

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Explain the need for innovation skills NC CTE 3.02: Utilize critical-thinking skills to determine best options/outcomes. Explain the need for innovation skills

Learning Objectives Define the term innovation. Explain how innovation contributes to a company’s well-being. Identify skills, attitudes, and behaviors that characterize innovation. Describe ways that businesses achieve innovation. Describe types of innovation (i.e., product, process, position, and paradigm). Distinguish between invention and innovation. Explain the relationship between creative ideas and innovation.

INNOVATION Something new, such as a new product, strategy, or process

Innovation contributes to a company's well-being Profit/Margins increase Improve productivity and efficiency New/Improved products & services Satisfying consumer needs Use of new business opportunities Personalized services Increase of competitive advantage Encourages collaboration among team

Business process to achieve innovation Develop a regular process to solicit and record new ideas. Identify the Problems that Need Clever Solutions Gather a team to decide which ideas are worth pursuing. Prototype the strongest ideas, and try them out in the real world.

Types of Innovation Paradigm Involves a significant change in thinking Position Occurs when the purpose of a product is changed Process Occurs when a business changes how something is done Product Occurs when a business either creates or improves a product

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Innovation or Invention? What's the difference? Creation of a new product, service or process May not be commercialized Precedes innovation Invention=Innovation- Commercial exploitation Introduction of new product service or process into marketplace Result into commercialization Succeeds/follows invention Innovation=Invention + Commercial exploitation Source: http://www.slideshare.net/VijayKrKhurana/innovation-process-models

The difference between Invention and Innovation Discovery/Invention Innovation X-ray Light sensitivity of silver compounds Semi conductors Storage of data on magnetic surfaces Lasers E=MC^2 Medical x-ray Photography & camera Radio Magnetic tape, cassettes, & diskettes CDs, DVDs Nuclear Power

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