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Student Corner: Classic Logic’s Use for Inventors
01/10/2007 | EditorProblems can arise not only with the interpretations of observation, but with spoken and written language. Logic is a science of correct thinking and is a vital tool for inventors.Read More
Beyond TRIZ – the World of Systematic Innovation
01/10/2007 | EditorTRIZ is featured on RealInnovation.com, but so are a variety of other systematic innovation methods and tools. The following is a taste of what you may have missed by not reading each Monday’s featured article on Real Innovation.Read More
Integration of a Service Taxonomy
01/10/2007 | EditorLike products and processes, services are composed of a large number of various components that require specification. Because of the range of elements constituting a service, architecture is useful for formalizing the representation of a service.Read More
Using Trends of Evolution to Direct Wound Treatments
01/10/2007 | EditorWith the advent of systematic approach in studies, research in medicine started focusing on proactive and fast healing of wound. The challenge for science now lies in reducing wound healing times and in quickly reducing wound sizes.Read More
The International Space Station Meets TRIZ
30/09/2007 | EditorMichael S. Slocum
The International Space Station is a massive undertaking coordinated by five national agencies (US, Russia, Japan, Europe and Canada) with participation from about a dozen other countries. In all, hundreds of companies and 100,000 people have been responsible … Read More
Im Not Saying Executives Can Be Stubborn, But…
29/09/2007 | EditorCass PursellHere’s an anecdote I came across recently that reminded me of why many businesses I’ve been involved with have trouble successfully implementing their innovation intentions. On Thursday, September 4, 1862, Lee’s army was headed north, crossing the Potomac. A … Read More
Microsoft National Innovation Forum – Part IV: The Album and Acknowledgements
29/09/2007 | EditorPraveen Gupta
Finally, thanks to everyone at the forum, and special thanks to Julie Gatzkiewicz for her superb photography!
Thanks to Simon, Joe, Don, and Shelley Stern Grach for inviting me to the Microsoft National Innovation Forum, and for granting permission to … Read More
Microsoft National Innovation Forum – Part III: Innovation Practices
28/09/2007 | EditorPraveen Gupta
Welcome to Day 2.
First presentation was titled Customer Needs Management in PLM given by Ed Miller, President of CIM Data. He asked if anyone knew what CIM stood for. He had to answer it, Computer Integrated Manufacturing. … Read More
Microsoft National Innovation Forum – Part II: MS Solutions
28/09/2007 | EditorPraveen Gupta
Don Richardson gave a presentation about innovation management. He highlighted business challenges as follows:
- New competition
- Intensely increasing price and cost pressure
- Ever shrinking product lifecycles
- Increasing integration of the worlds economies
- Major technology shifts
Don’s research shows … Read More
Microsoft National Innovation Forum – Part I: The Context
28/09/2007 | EditorPraveen Gupta
Last week I had a great opportunity to participate in an innovation forum organized by Microsoft in Redmond, WA. Participants included Microsoft’s customers, employees, and partners including affiliates, consultants, professors, and experts. Objective of the forum was to seek input … Read More
Right- and Left-Brained Thinking
27/09/2007 | EditorJack Hipple
You’ve probably heard these expressions before, but have you spent some serious time thinking about what they mean? How they relate to innovation? Your organization? I’m going to oversimplify here given the space limits we have, and there’s obviously … Read More
Innovation Tours
26/09/2007 | EditorPraveen Gupta
The Scanlon Leadership Network, with 21 member companies, is committed to learning all they can about Innovation. The members of the Network have always been innovative in their products, process and people systems but they decided to formally study … Read More
Vintage Drucker on Innovation
20/09/2007 | EditorPraveen Gupta
Going through my collection of books on innovation, I came across Peter Drucker’s book Innovation and Entrepreneurship. This book was first published in 1986! He was a visionary. It is interesting how he had distinguished the two disciplines. Most … Read More
Six Sigma Drives Innovation
18/09/2007 | EditorKatie Barry
Real Innovations sister site, iSixSigma.com, features a regular cartoon strip – the Cox-Box. Although his comics mainly focus on the trials and tribulations of Six Sigma, his newest strip tackles the question for how Six Sigma drives Innovation.
Click … Read More
Fun With False Choices
16/09/2007 | EditorCass PursellFalse choices have aways been around in business, and they have always been frustrating to deal with, primarily because they are self-perpetuating. Raise your hand if you have heard a co-worker or, worse, someone in a leadership position, point … Read More
Seawolf Meets TRIZ
16/09/2007 | EditorMichael S. Slocum
The Seawolf attack submarine was originally commissioned by the US Navy as an advancement in defense against the world’s most capable submarine and surface threats. Commissioned for use in 1997, the Seawolf boasts sophisticated electronics for enhanced indications … Read More
Conference Musings: Sell Your Ideas
11/09/2007 | EditorLynda Curtin
From Passion to Prosperity: How to build your business, sell your ideas and change the world…
I believe innovation is a people process; that it requires individual leadership. This professional development conference, sponsored by the Los Angeles chapter … Read More
Innovating From The Top – Method, Myth, or Madness?
11/09/2007 | EditorBob Carter
There is a view that the clearest view of the Innovation horizon is from the top of the ladder but is this a fact or fiction? It is true that industry leaders need to set an environment that enables … Read More
TRIZ Meets Cassini
06/09/2007 | EditorMichael S. Slocum
A joint effort of NASA and the European and Italian space agencies, the Cassini orbiter and Huygens probe were launched In 1997 to make a 934 million mile trip (10 times the distance to the sun) to visit … Read More
Process for Innovation
05/09/2007 | EditorPraveen Gupta
About two weeks ago, I attended the Process of Innovation conference in Chicago, organized by IQPC. Among so many conferences on innovation, this was the first attempt to learn more about the process of innovation. There were some lessons … Read More