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TRIZ is the Russian acronym for “theory of Inventive Problem Solving”. A method developed by Genrich Altshuller in the study of patents and its principles identified and codified on the recognition that problems and solutions were repeated across industries and sciences
Six Sigma is more focused on being reductive and convergent, eliminating as quickly as possible choices. Innovation works in the opposite way. Understand the key differences.
Launching an open innovation initiative can be tricky. Here's a quick guide to getting the basics right.
A guide for how organisations can implement the ideas of the Lean Startup and Business Model Canvas.
Customer experience has emerged as a major differentiator for organisations. But where to start innovating? This 5 step process will help you get started.
With the increasing need to adapt to a digital world, it's essential for your business to gain an understanding of customer behaviors and of those wanting to engage with your business or brand. This becomes even more of a challenge if you have not yet mapped this out.
The top five skills innovators need - these five key skills: associating, questioning, observing, networking and experimenting are the foundation for innovation. Find out more to be the next top innovator at your company.
Professor John Bessant shared six strategies and a song about learning the new innovation game at the Bonn Forum
As Clayton M. Christensen's follow-up to the Innovator's Dilemma, The Innovator's Solution is an essential read for senior managers who want to understand and embrace disruptive innovation.
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