5th report (concept of innovation)

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innovare which means introducing new things and ideas

The term “innovation” originates from the Latin verb-

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innovation

introduction of new product, service or processes into the marketplace. results to commercialization

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invention

creation of a new product, service or process and may not be commercialized

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relative advantage

The innovation must be better than what people already use. If users don’t see an improvement, they won’t switch.

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compatibility

The innovation should fit smoothly into people’s daily life. If it feels too different or requires big changes, people won’t adopt it.

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simplicity

The easier the innovation is to learn and use, the faster people will accept it. Complicated products frustrate users and make adoption slow.

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Trialability

People like to try before they buy. Testing helps them see benefits without risk.

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observability

Others should be able to see the results of using the innovation. When people see benefits clearly, they’re more likely to adopt it.

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changing needs of people

Innovation responds to evolving customer demands, lifestyles, and expectations.

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competition

Businesses innovate to stand out and survive in competitive markets.

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technology advancement

New technologies open opportunities for better products, services, and processes.

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problem solving

Innovation addresses pressing challenges in health, environment, economy, and society and addresses pressing challenges in health, environment, economy, and society

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efficiency and productivity

It helps organizations reduce costs, save time, and improve quality.

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improve quality of life

To make people’s lives easier, safer, and more comfortable.

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sustainability

To create solutions that protect the environment and support long-term growth.

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economic growth

To generate jobs, income, and national progress through new industries and markets.

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value creation

To provide better products or services that deliver more benefits to users.

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continuous improvement

To ensure organizations, communities, and societies keep developing and adapting to change.