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Innovation : A Systems Approach, PDF eBook

Innovation : A Systems Approach PDF

Part of the Analytics and Control series

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It is a systems world. This concise book uses a systems-based approach to show how innovation is ubiquitous in all facets of endeavors, including business, industry, government, and academia.

The systems approach facilitates process design, evaluation, justification, and integration.

This book explicitly highlights the crucial role of integration in any innovation project.

It presents conceptual and operational definitions of innovation.

Emphasis is placed on the context related to the theme of systems thinking. Features Covers the intrinsic basis for innovation from a systems perspective Describes the use of the DEJI systems model for actuating innovation Highlights the role of humans in the innovation loop Provides guidance for innovation project management Presents a case example of linking quality and innovation Introduces the Umbrella Theory of Innovation

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