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An introductory workshop on innovation delivered on May 19 2103 to Bedaya Center, Doha, Qatar. The objective was to explore the understanding of innovation using stories, examples and interactive exercises. The workshop was a great success and received excellent reviews filled by the attendees.

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Emad Saif Property of Emad Saif© 2013

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Presented to:

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INNOVATION

INNOVATION

Myths

Importance

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WHAT IS INNOVATION

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Something New Economic Growth

Inventors

Entrepreneurs

Technology

Research Creating Value

Ideas

Money

$

COOL!

Products &

Services

BIG COMPANIES

Art

Culture

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“Implementing new ideas that create value”

INNOVATION is …

- Innovation Network, USA

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So how is

INVENTION ?

INNOVATION different than

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INVENTION Creating

something new (i.e. product/service)

INNOVATION Placing product/service

in a new context to create value

Cycles

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Example The Story of the Zipper

• Elias Howe Patent for “Automatic Continuous Clothing Closure”

• Focused on sewing machine invention

1851

• Sundbäck received patent for "Separable Fastener” & manufactured at UFC

• B. F. Goodrich Company used it on its rubber boots & tobacco pouches

• Renamed the device “Zipper”

1917

• Defeated the “button” for promoting self-reliance for children & ease of use

• Zipper started being used in clothes & fashion

1937

• Became a standard in clothing, luggage & leather goods

• Most recent innovation of zippers opens from both ends

Today

• Judson invented “Clasp Lockers” • Walker, a business man helped him build “Universal Fastener

Company” (UFC) & Judson improves design to “C-curity”

1893

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Forms of Innovation

Product

Process

Service

Value

Business Model

Market

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Types of Innovation

New Market Existing Market

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New

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Incremental/Sustaining Innovation

Disruptive Innovation

Disruptive Innovation

Breakthrough Innovation

MARKET

TEC

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IMPORTANCE OF

INNOVATION

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Economic Growth

Innovation creates economic growth

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Creates better products & services

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Increases productivity & lowers cost

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Improves quality of life

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Reduces waste in the environment

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Explores new possibilities

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Engages employees & unleashes creativity

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Incubators &

Accelerators &

Innovation

Centres

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GROUP EXERCISE

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INNOVATE the PIZZA!

Product

Business Model

Value

Market

Services

Process

Innovate your pizza business using any form(s) of innovation

How it generates revenue?

What’s the idea & form(s) of innovation?

What value is added to customer?

1 2 3

DELIVERABLES:

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COMMON MYTHS ABOUT

INNOVATION

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MYTH #1: Moment of Epiphany

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Accumulated observations and trial & error

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WD-40 = Water displacement 40th attempt

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MYTH #2: The Lone Inventor

Thomas Edison (1847-1931)

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Previous Inventions

Chosen Hero

Invention from inspiration & collaboration

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MYTH #3: Method for Innovation

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CUSTOMERS

MARKET

PROTOTYPE SUPPLIERS

IDEA

INDUSTRY REGULATIONS

LUCK TECHNOLOGY

FUNDING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

MARKETING

INVESTORS

TEAM

TIMING

Innovation is experimental & non-methodological

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MYTH #4: All Innovation is Good

Alfred Nobel (1833-1896)

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Safer Explosives in Mining War Destruction

Innovation creates value, but to whom?!

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MYTH #5: People Love New Ideas

Galileo Galilei (1564-1642)

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INNOVATION

Rejection Adoption

• Fear of trying new things • Costly to change • Politics • Time (20+ years)

• Early Adopters • Solves their problem

• Majority of Users • Proven to work

People naturally resist change

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LESSONS FROM

INNOVATION

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Innovation offers value to customers in return for a reward

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Innovation needs collaboration

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Innovation takes time

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Innovation needs hard work

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Innovation faces rejection

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Innovation needs love & faith

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Innovation brings hope

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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful,

committed people can change the world.”

Margaret Mead

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THANK YOU! Emad Saif

www.emadsaif.com [email protected]

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