Ind. 2.04 - Generate venture/product ideas to contribute to ongoing business success. SMALL BUSINESS.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Study Skills… Do you want to get better grades…then listen up!!!!
Advertisements

Affinity Diagrams.
Gallup Q12 Definitions Notes to Managers
Brainstorming Possible Solutions
Inside the Entrepreneurial Mind from ideas to reality.
Related Issue #3 To what extent does globalization contribute to sustainable prosperity for all people? OR To what extent does globalization help keep.
Bearsden Academy Exam Preparation and Techniques.
Generate product ideas to contribute to ongoing business success.
Entrepreneurship Taking a good idea … … to the “next level”
Product/Service Management LAP 11 Techniques for Generating Product Ideas.
Chapter 6 Opportunities, Ideas and the Enterprising Work Environment.
Brainstorming Solutions
20 Introducing New Market Offerings 1. Chapter Questions  What challenges does a company face in developing new products and services?  What organizational.
2.01 Identify methods/techniques to generate a venture/product idea
Creative thinking Thinking outside of the box. First of all: There is no such thing as a ‘creative block’.
Creativity Techniques
Chapter 4 Creativity and the Business Idea
Professionals in Health Critical Thinking and Problem Solving.
Inside the Entrepreneurial Mind from ideas to reality.
Using both sides of the brain Adapted from Emerald Insight
Employee Engagement Survey
2.04 Identify methods/techniques to generate a venture/product idea.
Foundations of Technology Creativity and Brainstorming
Creativity & Brainstorming Foundations of Technology Creativity & Brainstorming © 2011 International Technology and Engineering Educators Association,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Principles of Successful Selling
Communicating Ideas Product Design. Communicating Ideas Can be communicated in numerous ways Methods chosen will determine design stage. Most common is.
Creativity and Brainstorming Advanced Design Applications Creativity and Brainstorming Teacher Resource – Day 5 © 2014 International Technology and Engineering.
As you explore your personal strengths and weaknesses, it is important to know what type of thinking style you prefer. Some enterprising people and entrepreneurs.
Thinking techniques An overview.
Chapter 2 Recognizing opportunities and generating ideas : Developing entrepreneurial creativity and innovation.
Successful Entrepreneurs
Business English Upper Intermediate U2W09 John Silberstein
Concepts of Engineering and Technology Copyright © Texas Education Agency, All rights reserved.
Chapter 5 Organizing Groups and Teams. I. Tasks and linkages in small groups II. Teamwork and interdependence III. Determinants of successful teamwork.
Copyright © 2007 by Nelson, a division of Thomson Canada Limited. Chapter 22-1 chapter Spotting Trends and Opportunities 2 2 Prepared by Ron Knowles Algonquin.
Develop Effective Products and Services
Spirited Arts competition ‘Art in Heaven’. Prayer: How and Why? Many religions believe that there is a way of talking to God. Prayers are sometimes done.
The Product Development Process BMI3C. Why? Product development starts with an idea that is based on solving a problem for the consumer. To solve this.
4.1 WHAT IS MARKETING RESEARCH? 4.3 GATHERING PRIMARY DATA March 10, 2010.
WAY TO YOUR OWN BUSINESS – BUSINESS IDEA. BUSINESS LIFE CYCLE Idea Business plan Business funding, organising Developing product / service Marketing BAU.
Ross. Objectives Distinguish between an idea and an opportunity. Recognize and evaluate business opportunities. Apply cost/benefit analysis that includes.
Lesson 3 Getting Ahead of Writers Block Causes of Writers Block Wanting the first draft to be perfect Sticking to wrong phrases Waiting for Inspiration.
© ABSL Power Solutions 2007 © STM Quality Limited STM Quality Limited Brainstorming TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT Brainstorming.
Creativity.  Creativity and Innovation  Creativity Model- Decision Making  Creative Process – Phases  Team structures for Creativity and Decision.
Quality Tools. Decision Tree When to use it Use it when making important or complex decisions, to identify the course of action that will give the best.
Creativity Engagement Foundations of Technology Creativity Engagement © 2011 International Technology and Engineering Educators Association, STEM  Center.
All Rights Reserved to Kardan University 2014 Opportunity Recognition and Exploitation Kardan University Kardan.edu.af.
Divergent Thinking Technique Week 4. Methods need technique to apply in daily uses.
What Is Pop Culture? Why Study It?. Quickwrite #1: What is “Pop Culture?” Choose a favorite or familiar piece of pop culture (a band, a musician, a film,
Creative Problem Solving Adapted from “CPS For Kids” written by Bob Eberle and Bob Stanish.
Indicator 3.01 Generate product ideas to contribute to ongoing business success.
Creativity & Brainstorming Foundations of Technology Creativity & Brainstorming © 2011 International Technology and Engineering Educators Association,
Building Your Study Skills. Five tips for making the most out of studying: 1.Identify the time(s) of day when studying is the most effective, then schedule.
Chapter 3 Problem Solving. © Copyright 2005 Delmar Learning, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc.2 Chapter Objectives 1.Explain the significance of health.
What is Design – Tom Kelley Not just problem solving – creative leap Messy – No right answer Takes a point of view – or many Calls for vision and multiple.
LAUNCHING NEW VENTURES – AN ENTREPRENEURIAL APPROACH, 7E Kathleen R. Allen – © 2016 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned,
Uses of MBTI Understand yourself and your behavior Appreciate others and their contributions Make constructive use of differences.
How to Lead When You are Not the Boss. Introduction Real leadership is never a matter of mere formal authority.
: Role of creativity and innovation in business. ‘ Business is not about the idea of power, but the power of ideas’ The starting point of any business.
Copyright 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Project Planning Part II.
Recognizing Opportunities & Generating Ideas
Unit 10 Product and Service Management Chapter 30Product Planning Chapter 31Branding, Packaging, and Labeling Chapter 32Extended Product Features.
Chapter 5 Trawling For Requirements. Determining What the Product Should Be without understanding the work that it is to become a part of Many projects.
2.04 Identify methods/techniques to generate a venture/product idea
Chapter 4 Creativity and the Business Idea
Chapter 4 Creativity and the Business Idea
Ind Generate venture/product ideas to contribute to ongoing business success. SMALL BUSINESS.
2.04 GENERATE VENTURE/PRODUCT IDEAS TO CONTRIBUTE TO ONGOING BUSINESS SUCCESS U2.00 – UNDERSTAND ENTREPRENEURSHIP, PRODUCT/SERVICE MANAGEMENT, INFORMATION.
Why salespeople should be comfortable with being uncomfortable
Presentation transcript:

Ind. 2.04 - Generate venture/product ideas to contribute to ongoing business success. SMALL BUSINESS

Why learn about techniques for idea generation? Someone somewhere at sometime came up with the idea for every item that you see around So that you can invent the next great product!! Product ideas come from different places Existing products made better Brand new products

DISCUSSION What is a product you wish you had invented? In what situation do think it was invented?

WHAT DO YOU THINK? Make an educated guess as to what the word “IDEATION” means…………

Ideation… The process of generating and developing new ideas One of the primary purposes in business is to generate ideas for new goods and services

Businesses need product ideas because… Markets change constantly They need to stay ahead of the competition Product life cycles are becoming shorter

Where do business look for inspiration for need products? Trends – the general direction in which people or events are moving (i.e. fashion, TV, music, etc.) By studying trends, business get a sense of what customers need Examples: What is needed in the health and fitness trend? In the increasing number of “Baby Boomers”?

Where do business look for inspiration for need products? (cont.) Customers Observe and notice when problems exist of people seem to have an unfulfilled need Talk with them – i.e. surveys, focus groups, satisfaction cards, one-on-one conversations Talk to the people who deal with the customers – i.e. salespeople

Where do business look for inspiration for need products? (cont.) Existing Products Find the limitations and make them better Look to develop complimentary products (they “go with” another product) Look to develop substitute products (takes the place of another product) i.e. Blu-Ray to replace DVD and digital books to replace paperback books

Methods of creative thinking used to generate new product ideas Lateral thinking methods – involve approaching an issue from new illogical directions and using illogical methods to develop new ideas Programmed thinking methods – Organized, logical, and analytical thinking techniques

Lateral Thinking Method - Brainstorming Primary goals is to identify as many ideas as possible Relay– teams responding to teammates ideas in a certain order Round Robin – no teams, participants respond in order Brain drawing – members add to drawings to try to develop a product Free Association – state the first thing that comes to mind Forced Questioning – used to answer a specific question

Lateral Thinking Method - Brainstorming Primary goals is to identify as many ideas as possible Synectics – making connections through forced relations (two items that seem unrelated to find new practical combinations). More time consuming than brainstorming but it good when other creative methods have failed Forced Analogies – using metaphors and similes to create connections where none exist (i.e. waiting on the bus on a cold day, think of other times you wait, like a doctors office to help you come up with a solution

Lateral Thinking Method - Brainstorming Primary goals is to identify as many ideas as possible Starbursting Draw a 6 pointed star and write the product opportunity in the middle Write the following words at the tip of the star – who, what, why, when, where, and how? Answer each question based on the recognized product opportunity

Lateral Thinking Method - Brainstorming Primary goals is to identify as many ideas as possible Mind Mapping In the center of the paper write the main problem, which the market opportunity that you identified From the starting point, draw a line to other words and phrases that are related to the main idea From each of these words, draw other lines that relate to the particular word and so on This helps to expand thinking and get lots of different ideas down on paper

Programmed Thinking Techniques Attribute listing – List the products characteristics that make it unique from other goods then find ways to improve those attributes Morphological Analysis – List a products characteristics then combine some or all of those to create a new product

Making it pay! New product ideas are essential for long term business success No two business use the exact same method to develop products!