Strategic Management of Innovation and DesignCambridge University Press, 09.09.2010 There is now widespread agreement that innovation holds the key to future economic and social prosperity in developed countries. Experts studying contemporary capitalism also agree that the battle against unemployment and relocations can only be won through innovation. But what kind of innovation is required and what is the best way to manage, steer and organize it? Grounded on experiences of innovative firms and based on recent design theories, this book argues that instead of relying on traditional R&D and project management techniques, the strategic management of innovation must be based on innovative design activities. It analyses and explains new management principles and techniques that deal with these activities, including innovation fields, lineages, C-K (Concept-Knowledge) diagrams and design spaces. The book is ideal for advanced courses in innovation management in industrial design schools, business schools, engineering schools, as well as managers looking to improve their practice. |
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... competencies and products 5.3 A new management object:product lineages 5.4 A newperformance criterion:to maximize learning rents 5.5 Ringbased organization 5.6 Conclusion 6 Grafting the Tefal model: astonishing performance from an ...
... competencies and products 5.3 A new management object:product lineages 5.4 A newperformance criterion:to maximize learning rents 5.5 Ringbased organization 5.6 Conclusion 6 Grafting the Tefal model: astonishing performance from an ...
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... competencies of innovative design. It is neither simply another structure or body, nor a simple coordinating function. It has anoriginal,specific mission. Wewillsee how innovative design activitiesarenot onlyexploratory but activate ...
... competencies of innovative design. It is neither simply another structure or body, nor a simple coordinating function. It has anoriginal,specific mission. Wewillsee how innovative design activitiesarenot onlyexploratory but activate ...
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... competencies anduservalues that characterize contemporary capitalism. Recenthistory of computers, mobile phonesor even household electrical goods provides particularly good examples of this new form ofcapitalism. Over the years, the ...
... competencies anduservalues that characterize contemporary capitalism. Recenthistory of computers, mobile phonesor even household electrical goods provides particularly good examples of this new form ofcapitalism. Over the years, the ...
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... competencies in shaping and might even encourage other car manufacturers to turn to solar control features rather than complex shapes? As specialists in development in the traditional competitive environment, itwas quite reasonablefor ...
... competencies in shaping and might even encourage other car manufacturers to turn to solar control features rather than complex shapes? As specialists in development in the traditional competitive environment, itwas quite reasonablefor ...
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... competencies had been developed.This confirmed the designers' vague impressionsthat the project had indeed beena successful innovativedesign project (see Chapter 13). Wewillcome back tothese evaluation criteria in Chapters 10 and13 ...
... competencies had been developed.This confirmed the designers' vague impressionsthat the project had indeed beena successful innovativedesign project (see Chapter 13). Wewillcome back tothese evaluation criteria in Chapters 10 and13 ...
Inhalt
of objects | |
the wizards | |
astonishing performance from | |
the recurring | |
organizing RID in large companies 9 Learning from experience expansions from | |
tempered automotive glass | |
combining scientific research | |
thegovernanceof innovativedesign athird | |
anextended surveyofthe | |
Afterword by Jacques Lacambre and Dominique Levent | |
Index | |
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