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Categories of Innovation
Different classifications of innovation based on their forms and novelty.
Forms of Innovation
The various applications of innovation, including product, process, and service innovations.
Product Innovation
Making valuable changes to physical products that capture public attention.
Incremental Improvements
Gradual enhancements made to products or services in response to identified problems or emerging requirements.
Product Families
The ongoing work of product design teams to expand and add new products to existing product lines.
Next-Generation Products
The focus of product design teams on developing and producing advanced versions of existing products.
New Core Products
The design of radically new products that significantly expand a company's portfolio and often involve new processes.
Service Innovations
The introduction of entirely new methods for providing services.
Process Innovations
The implementation of new or improved production methods that add value to an organization.
Incremental Innovations
Refinements and improvements made to existing designs without fundamentally changing their components.
Radical Innovation
The creation of a new design using new components configured in an innovative way.
Modular Innovation
Utilizing the architecture of an existing product while incorporating new components into the design.
Stages of Innovation
The sequential phases that an innovation goes through from idea generation to implementation.
Idea Generation
The initial stage where freedom is provided to explore and develop new ideas.
Advocacy and Screening
The process of evaluating and eliminating ideas that do not show potential.
Experimentation
Testing the sustainability of ideas within a specific organization.
Commercialization
The stage where an invention is recognized as an innovation once it is brought to market.
Diffusion and Implementation
The final recognition of an innovation and the establishment of necessary structures and resources for its maintenance.
Innovation Process
A systematic approach to solving problems through collaborative idea generation and implementation.
Step 1
Innovation starts with identifying a problem that needs addressing.
Step 2
Transforming the identified problem into a challenge to inspire solutions.
Step 3
Encouraging others to propose suggestive solutions to the challenge.
Step 4
Engaging in collaborative idea generation to develop potential solutions.
Step 5
Combining and evaluating the generated ideas for feasibility.
Step 6
Developing the selected new ideas into actionable plans.
Step 7
Implementing the developed ideas into practice.
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