1. Ecosystem for Innovation Engine
Chapter 3

2. Innovation Engine Inside of innovation engine:
Knowledge – fuel for imagination
Imagination – catalyst for the transformation of knowledge into new ideas
Attitude – spark that sets the innovation engine in motion

3. Innovation Engine Outside of innovation engine
Resources – all assets in a community
Habitat – the people in the team, the rules, rewards and the physical space
Culture – collective beliefs, values and behaviors in a community

4. Systematic Inventive Thinking
Serendipitous (pure chance) inventions – basketball game invented by James Naismith in 1891.
Process of ideation – new, useful and surprising.

5. Systematic Inventive Thinking
Innovation by Subtraction
Example: ?????? Self-service

6. Systematic Inventive Thinking
2. Innovation by Division a. Functional division – Check-in-process, shampoo (cleansing and conditioners) b. Physical division – jigsaw puzzle c. Preserving division – smaller packages, diet-friendly, convenient versions

7. Systematic Inventive Thinking
3. Innovation by Multiplication A component has been copied but changed in some ways, usually in a way that initially seemed unnecessary or odd. E.g. children bicycle with 2 training wheels, Picture-in-picture, Gillette shaver TRAC II Twin Blade Shaving system

8. Systematic Inventive Thinking
4. Innovation by Task Unification Tesco: Homeplus Subway Virtual Store (Movie)

9. Systematic Inventive Thinking
Innovation by Attribute Dependency