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    CREATIVITY ANDCREATIVITY AND

    INNOVATIONINNOVATION

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    CREATIVITY

    Generation of new ideas

    Definition:

    The capability of producing new solutions in the

    intellectual way to solve problem. Create a new idea, concept, or association, from

    preexisting or specifically created ones.

    The phenomenon whereby a person creates something

    new that has some kind of value.

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    Exercises on Creativity

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    EEXAMPLEXAMPLE::

    Challenge: Can you make this equation correct by

    moving only one digit and not moving or adding

    signs?

    26-63=1

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    EEXAMPLEXAMPLE

    In the smith family, there are 7 sisters and each

    sister has 1 brother. If you count Mr. Smith, how

    many males are there in the Smith family.

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    EEXAMPLEXAMPLE

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    SOURCE OF NEW IDEA

    Consumers

    Existing products and services

    Distribution channels

    Research and development

    Free thinking

    Self-confidence

    A plan

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    IDEAS INTO OPPORTUNITIES

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    IDEAS INTO OPPORTUNITIES

    Idea generation

    Planning and development

    Identifying a viable market

    Anticipating the risk

    Finding the right business model Change in trend

    1. Demographic trend

    2. Socio-economic trend

    3. Lifestyle trend

    4. Technological trend

    y Product development stage

    y Test marketing stage

    y commercialization

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    A MODEL OF THE OPPORTUNITY

    RECOGNITION PROCESS

    EducationPrior knowledge of

    marketing and customer

    problems

    Outcomes

    Successful

    opportunity

    recognition

    Entrepreneurial

    alertness

    Experience

    Personal

    experienceWork

    experience

    Networks

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    CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING

    What is creative

    problem solving?

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    CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING

    It is a method for obtaining newideas focusing on the parameters.

    The creative person uses information toform new ideas.

    Creative problem solving is - looking at

    the same thing as everyone else and thinkingsomething different.

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    EXERCISE

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    A SOLUTION

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    CREATIVEPROBLEM SOLVING

    PURPOSE:

    To develop the awareness and the

    skills necessary to solve problems

    creatively.

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    CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING:

    TECHNIQUES

    1. Heuristics,

    2. Brainstorming,

    3. Synectics,

    4. Value Analysis

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    TECHNIQUES:

    BRAINSTORMING

    Purpose:

    To generate a large number of

    ideas in a short period of time

    through the spontaneous

    contribution of participants.

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    TECHNIQUES:

    HEURISTICS(to discover")

    Purpose:

    Experience-based techniques forproblem solving, learning, anddiscovery. Heuristic methods areused to speed up the process offinding a good enough solution,where an exhaustive search isimpractical. Trial and error

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    TECHNIQUES

    SYNECTICS

    Purpose:

    It is a problem solving methodology that stimulates

    thought processes of which the subject may be

    unaware.

    It similar to Brainstorming, where the discussionis centered around a general idea that is related

    to a problem, rather than the problem itself .

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    TECHNIQUES

    Value Analysis

    Purpose:

    The efficient identification of unnecessary cost.

    Value = (Performance + Capability)/Cost = Function/Cost

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    INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

    What is INNOVATION???

    Innovation:

    Innovation is a process of taking new ideasto satisfied customers. It is the conversion of

    new knowledge into new products and

    services. "Innovation is the multi-stage process whereby organizations

    transform ideas into new/improved products, service or processes, in order to advance, compete and differentiate

    themselves successfully in their marketplace."[

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    INNOVATION IS ABOUT

    CREATING VALUE AND

    INCREASING EFFICIENCY,AND

    THEREFORE GROWING YOUR

    BUSINESS.

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    DRIVERS FOR INNOVATION

    y Increased competitiony Shorter product life cycles

    y Value migration

    y Stricter regulation

    y

    Industry and community needs for sustainabledevelopment

    y Increased demend for accountability

    y Demographic, social and maket changes

    y Rising customer expectations regarding service and

    quality

    y Changing economy

    y Greater availability of potentially usefultechnologies coupled with a need to exceed the

    competition in these technologies

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    PROCESS OF INNOVATION

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    PROFITS AND INNOVATION

    e.g.: Maruti - Swift

    P D

    LXI- 5.12 5.9

    VXI- 5.51 6.3

    ZXI- 6.53 6.6

    MARUTI SUZUKI net sales stood at Rs.9,276.7 crore

    during the third quarter of 2010-11, a growth of 26.5per cent over the October-December quarter of 2009.

    MSI had sold 10,18,365 cars in 2009-10, which was28.55% more than 7,92,167 units in the previousfiscal.

    Maruti Suzuki Swift was awarded the Frost &Sullivan 2010 Aspirational Car of the Year Award inSegment B- rated high for its achievement in"Excellence in Technology and Innovation".

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    GLOBALIZATION

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    GLOBALIZATION-

    1991

    The removal of barriers to free trade and

    the closer integration of nationaleconomies.

    DEFINITION:

    The process of increasing the connectivity

    and interdependence of the world'smarkets and businesses.

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    CONTD

    The World Trade Organization is a pan-governmental entity (which currently has

    144 members) that was set up to

    formulate a set of rules to govern global

    trade and capital flows through theprocess of member consensus, and to

    supervise their member countries to

    ensure that the rules are being followed.

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    MODULES OF INNOVATION

    Closed Innovation: e.g.: GE, Rockefeller

    y Internal Technology Base

    Open Innovation: e.g.: IBM, Intel, P&G, Appleand Lego

    y Internal Technology Base

    y External Technology Base

    Intermediaries: e.g.: Nine Sigma and Your

    Encore

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    CLOSED INNOVATION

    If I discover it, I will find a market for it

    If I discover it first, I will own it

    The important technologies I will need can

    be anticipated in advance

    The best people in this field work for us

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    SOURCES AND TRANSFER OF INNOVATION

    Scope Data Customer

    connection

    Research

    Trend

    analysisCompetitive

    intelligence

    Purchasing

    scenarios

    Sales data

    BenchmarkingCustomer data

    base

    Personal

    connectionObservation

    and

    shadowing

    Quantitative

    andqualitative

    research

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    TRANSFER OF INNOVATION

    Transfer of Innovation (TOI) is designed tohelp & adapt existing innovative practice for use

    in new settings, through working with

    transnational partners.

    1. Technology transfer

    2. Knowledge transfer

    3. Tools, materials, methodologies, occupational

    referential or standards etc4. E.g.: Rockefeller

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    INNOVATION

    Why Innovate

    What Innovation

    How to Innovate

    Who Innovates

    what does Innovation really mean?

    Is new packaging on an old product Innovation?

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    WHYINNOVATE

    "Innovation", according to Tony Blair "is

    absolutely essential to safeguard and deliver

    high-quality jobs, successful businesses, better

    products and services for our consumers, and

    new, more environmentally friendly processes. Progress

    Help customers

    Take advantage of opportunity

    Develop the organization

    Enrich employees

    Achieve greater success

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    WHAT INNOVATION

    Innovation- REAL

    Valuable

    Risk

    Reality Growth

    Profitability

    Passion

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    HOW TO INNOVATE

    How to Innovate step by step:

    Ground work

    Knowing business and targeting its goals

    Pulling together the right team

    Creative collaboration Sourcing new ideas and opportunities

    Envisioning the Innovations potential

    Getting everyone aligned for action

    Marketing Refining and providing the innovations benefits

    Optimizing the business model

    launching the innovation in the marketplace

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    WHO INNOVATES

    According to dictionary INNOVATION means

    "To introduce something new.

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