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Why would a CEO spend the time and money to have his Managers attend this course?
- Understand how to create a Culture of Innovation.
- Looking for a major change in his business.
- Has a good handle on Innovation but need some structure to manage it.
- Old ways of handling Innovation don't work any more.
- Personally need everyone in Management to get re-grounded & re-focused before moving forward with the next phase of his business.
- Learn how to engage other employees in the process of Innovation.
- Learn how to honestly look at his capabilities relative to the competition.
What will Management get from this course?
- A lively forum of interaction that activate a lot of discussion after the class.
- Highly participative & interactive 2 days where they can speak and be heard multiple times and receive feedback from other managers on this very important subject.
- The Management Team will have ample opportunity to share their ideas and expertise with other managers who want and need feedback.
- Opportunity to focus on the future of their company and determine how to get from where they currently are to where they want to be.
- Learn powerful techniques for organizing their Innovation Ideas.
- At least three Incremental Innovation ideas ($100,000 benefit/$2,000 cost to implement) will be identified, analyzed, solutions proposed, and metrics defined to solve the proposed problem before the course is completed. A very practical problem solving experience.
What are the benefits of this course?
- 2 days to work "on" the business not "in" it.
- Create a clear plan on how to more effectively organize the company’s Innovation Portfolio.
- Leave with 3 identified incremental innovations ($100,000 benefit/$2,000 cost to implement) and how these may be resolved in the next 2 months.
- Thoroughly explore current threats from competition in the Innovation arena.
- Will have reviewed what's working and not working in your business and crafted a game plan for further improvement and changes in Innovation Management.
Format of Course
- Short introduction to each section ie: sparker sessions, no lectures
- Brainstorming
- Group Sharing
- Facilitated Group Feedback
- Facilitated Discussions
The Outcome
Three HVLC Opportunities will have been addressed with a plan:
- Learn a process to identify HVLC opportunities, analyze the quickly, put a plan in place to address the opportunity and learn a few measurement techniques to monitor progress on the implementation.
- Identify and eliminate bothersome problems.
- Learn how to get all employees involved in the Innovation process.
- Evaluate what's working in your company and how to do more of it.
- Review HVLC Opportunities in products/services, strategies, people, assets, and systems and prioritize plans to address them.
Learn how to develop and manage a Portfolio of Innovation:
- Learn the Strategy to create the Culture of Innovation
- Learn the “4 Types” of Innovation
- Understand the “5 Steps” to take to create the Portfolio of Innovation
- Learn the “6 Stages” of the Innovation Process
- Understand the rationalization of Innovation in your business
- Learn how your company compares to the competition in your industry
The Tools
- Teaming up with peers and managers in the organization
- Highly interactive exercises geared to facilitate brainstorming
- Focused exercises geared towards creating the key words and short phrases that powerfully, yet simply communicate the plan
- HVLC Innovation process
- An experienced consultant with over 30 years of business experience who moderates each session
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