Innovation management

Innovation management, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 104 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 41 reviews, and has 818 subscribers.

You will learn about Innovation Management Innovation Management Practice Innovation Management Tools Innovating Techniques Change Management Brainstorming Techniques Prototyping Techniques This course is ideal for individuals who are Current managers of teams or Innovators looking for improvement or People planning a career shift to management It is particularly useful for Current managers of teams or Innovators looking for improvement or People planning a career shift to management.

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Summary

Title: Innovation management

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 104

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 104

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 110

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 110

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Innovation Management
Innovation Management Practice
Innovation Management Tools
Innovating Techniques
Change Management
Brainstorming Techniques
Prototyping Techniques

Who Should Attend

Current managers of teams
Innovators looking for improvement
People planning a career shift to management

Target Audiences

Current managers of teams
Innovators looking for improvement
People planning a career shift to management

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Innovation management combines both change management and management of innovation process. Innovation can be in product, business process, marketing or organization.

In this course you’ll learn basics about innovation management like different types of innovation, different ways to innovate and how you can change your organization’s everyday life into encouraging innovation, challenging existing and improving market position.

Starting point can be set to do improvement continuously, have habits or skills for tools and techniques. After more mature level is reached, organization becomes able to do even bigger changes, not just copy.

Changes can be managed systematically and it’s about organization’s ability to do changes and be prepared. Certain tools and techniques are needed in order to make them happen not only by sudden but by adding more chances for new ideas to fly openly.

It’s important to learn how to make ideas, but also how to prioritize, classify and evaluate them. To put innovation into practice decide your organization’s way to react, do and enhance innovation capabilities. Start with small steps, build more during the process.

You will learn how to use tools to be innovative

Total Quality Management
Porter’s Five Forces
Knowledge Sharing Spiral
Maturity Model
Value Stream Mapping
PEST Analysis
Balanced Scorecard
SWOT Analysis
Brainstorming by Multiply and Suggest
Design Thinking
Earned Value Management
Growth-Share Matrix
Change Readiness Survey

And also techniques like

Benchmark current to something better
Setup common rules and norms
Empower your team
How to give feedback

By combining basic knowledge and learning tools and techniques you’ll be able to change into INNOVATIVE, CREATIVE and FUTURE-ORIENTED manager. Learn in this course more or start from the beginning, just enroll today!

The message from Kaizen: “Let no day pass without any improvement in the company”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What you'll learn about Innovation Management

Lecture 2: Motivation

Lecture 3: Welcome

Lecture 4: Introduction

Lecture 5: The Distruptions

Chapter 2: Innovation Management Theories

Lecture 1: What you'll learn about Innovation Management Theories

Lecture 2: Introduction to Innovation Management Theories

Lecture 3: Types of Innovation

Lecture 4: Disruptive versus Sustaining Innovation

Lecture 5: Radical versus Incremental Innovation

Lecture 6: Architectural versus Modular Innovation

Lecture 7: The Innovation Matrix

Lecture 8: Targets of Innovation

Lecture 9: Business Model Innovation

Lecture 10: Examples for Business Model Innovation

Lecture 11: Technological Innovation

Lecture 12: Examples for Technological Innovation

Lecture 13: Marketing Innovation

Lecture 14: Examples for Marketing Innovation

Lecture 15: Innovator's Dilemma

Lecture 16: Innovation Adopters

Lecture 17: Creative Destruction

Lecture 18: Absorptive Capacity

Lecture 19: Resilience

Chapter 3: Change Management

Lecture 1: What you'll about Change Management

Lecture 2: Introduction to Change Management

Lecture 3: Change Management as a process

Lecture 4: Change Management as a continuous situation

Lecture 5: Business Process Changes

Lecture 6: Tools: Total Quality Management

Lecture 7: Practice: Total Quality Management

Lecture 8: Case: Benefits for Using Total Quality Management

Lecture 9: Market Changes

Lecture 10: Tools: Porter's Five Forces

Lecture 11: Case: A New Product Will Subsidize Old Offering

Lecture 12: Organizational Changes

Lecture 13: Tools: Knowledge Sharing Spiral

Lecture 14: Product Changes

Lecture 15: Tools: Maturity Model

Lecture 16: Case: Old Giant Need to React New Entrant

Chapter 4: Innovation Management Processes

Lecture 1: What you'll learn about Innovation Management Processes

Lecture 2: Introduction to Innovation Management Processes

Lecture 3: Innovation Management as a process

Lecture 4: Innovation management as a continuous situation

Lecture 5: Managing Business Process Innovations

Lecture 6: Tools: Value Stream Mapping

Lecture 7: Practice: Value stream mapping

Lecture 8: Case: Model for feature development

Lecture 9: Managing Market Innovations

Lecture 10: Tools: PEST Analysis

Lecture 11: Practice: PEST analysis

Lecture 12: Case: New Market Entry

Lecture 13: Managing Organizational Innovations

Lecture 14: Tools: Balanced Scorecard

Lecture 15: Practice: Balanced scorecard

Lecture 16: Case: Balanced Scorecard in Action

Lecture 17: Managing Product Innovations

Lecture 18: Tools: SWOT Analysis

Lecture 19: Practice: SWOT analysis

Lecture 20: Case: New product or product line

Chapter 5: Innovation Management Tools

Lecture 1: What you'll learn about Innovation Management Tools

Lecture 2: Introduction to Innovation Management Tools

Lecture 3: Brainstorming tools

Lecture 4: Tools: Multiply

Lecture 5: Tools: Suggest

Lecture 6: Prototyping tools

Lecture 7: Tools: Design Thinking

Lecture 8: Practice: Design thinking

Lecture 9: Case: Solve issue with one part in product

Lecture 10: Project Management

Lecture 11: Tools: Earned Value Management

Lecture 12: Portfolio Management

Lecture 13: Tools: Growth-Share Matrix

Lecture 14: Practice: Growth-share matrix

Lecture 15: Case: Decision Matrix

Chapter 6: Innovation Practice

Lecture 1: What you'll learn about Innovation Management Practice

Lecture 2: Introduction to Innovation Practice

Lecture 3: Continuous improvement

Lecture 4: Tools: Bench-marking Introduction

Lecture 5: Tools: Bench-marking Activities

Lecture 6: Prepare organization

Lecture 7: Tools: Change Readiness Survey

Lecture 8: Setup teams and departments

Lecture 9: Tools: Common Rules and Norms

Lecture 10: Take care of the people

Lecture 11: Tools: Empowering Team

Lecture 12: Tools: Empowering Team Framework

Lecture 13: Afterwards actions

Lecture 14: Tools: Feedback

Instructors

Jouni Ruotanen
Strategic Project Management and Business Process Specialist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 12 votes
4 stars: 14 votes
5 stars: 8 votes

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