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You will be able to:
Use your own
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develop a definition
of innovation.
Explain the different
types of innovation
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needed for innovation
to happen.
Explain the difference
between market
pull and technology
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on innovation.
Apply your
understanding of
innovation to other
topic areas and highlight
reasons for/when
innovation takes
place in a product
or system.
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1. What is innovation?
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Innovation turns ideas into improved products and services
that help a business to differentiate itself from and advance
ahead of competitors. It creates new value.
Innovation is both a process and an outcome.
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1. What is innovation?
Do all innovations have the
same impact or can we classify
innovations into different types?
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We can classify innovations according to how different the
innovation is from current technology and how much this
changes the business or the market it operates in.
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1. What is innovation?
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Suggest one example of each type. Give reasons
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Over time one type of innovation may evolve into another.
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1. What is innovation?
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Draw arrows on your diagram to show
how some innovations my evolve over time
into another type.
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Use your answer to explain why one form of
innovation could be considered most important
for a company.
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Innovation should form part of a company’s
working culture.
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processes
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need to take place for innovation to happen?
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These four elements are essential for innovation to happen. They are a critical part of a business’s
innovation strategy: its roadmap for how it will turn ideas into new products and new value for its customers.
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Teamwork
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Do you think these elements happen sequentially,
simultaneously or a combination?
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How might different engineering careers contribute to innovation?
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Ideation relies on strong collaboration both within the business and with its
external customers or partners.
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How might a company’s R&D staff influence innovation in a different way to
how customers might influence the process, playing different roles in how new
technology makes it to the market?
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Innovation is a dynamic process.
It can be driven by opportunities or existing capabilities.
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Innovations happen due
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Innovations happen when
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Identify two advantages and two disadvantages
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R&D capabilities
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Known demand, making a
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Development may be cheaper.
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Higher risk as success is
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Development may be
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At the start you were asked to name five examples
of modern innovations that may shape your future.
How many of these did you mention?
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Generate ideas for
how each example may
shape your personal life and
your future as an engineer.
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Which are the most
innovative companies today,
and why? Discuss and justify
your ideas.
Artificial intelligence (AI)
Virtual reality (VR)
Internet of things (IoT)
Augmented reality (AR)
Robotics
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Discover the essence of innovation and its impact on our modern world. Learn about different types of innovation and the processes required for their success.
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Innovation and emerging technologies 1. What is innovation?
1. What is innovation? 2
1. What is innovation? Learning outcomes You will be able to: Explain the difference between market pull and technology push influences on innovation. Use your own examples to develop a definition of innovation. Apply your understanding of innovation to other topic areas and highlight reasons for/when innovation takes place in a product or system. Explain the different types of innovation and the elements needed for innovation to happen. 3
1. What is innovation? What is innovation? | 4 What is innovation? Today s innovations will shape our future. Our modern world is the result of these innovations. Humanity has innovated throughout our history. Identify five modern innovations you think will shape your future. Use your examples to write a definition of innovation. 4
1. What is innovation? What is innovation? Innovation turns ideas into improved products and services that help a business to differentiate itself from and advance ahead of competitors. It creates new value. Innovation is both a process and an outcome. Do all innovations have the same impact or can we classify innovations into different types? 5
1. What is innovation? What is innovation? | 6 Types of innovation High New technologies that displace established businesses or products to create new value and a new market. Significant improvements that retain the business s position in an existing market. We can classify innovations according to how different the innovation is from current technology and how much this changes the business or the market it operates in. Impact on the market The chart shows four types of innovation: disruptive incremental radical sustaining. Gradual Technical breakthroughs that transform industries, sometimes creating a new market. improvements to a business s existing products and services. Label each type of innovation with the correct name. Low Suggest one example of each type. Give reasons for your choices. Low High Newness of technology 6
1. What is innovation? What is innovation? | 7 Types of innovation High Disruptive Netflix introduced streaming, transforming how people consume film and TV content. Sustaining Apple A15 phone chip: sustains Apple s dominant position. Over time one type of innovation may evolve into another. Impact on the market Draw arrows on your diagram to show how some innovations my evolve over time into another type. Incremental OLED TVs improve an existing product but don t grow the market for TVs. Radical Use your answer to explain why one form of innovation could be considered most important for a company. Personal computers: a new technology but at first had a limited uptake. Innovation should form part of a company s working culture. What processes do you think need to take place for innovation to happen? Low Newness of technology Low High 7
1. What is innovation? Elements of innovation These four elements are essential for innovation to happen. They are a critical part of a business s innovation strategy: its roadmap for how it will turn ideas into new products and new value for its customers. Work well together Teamwork Cross-disciplinary work Shared vision Generate lots of good ideas Creativity Prototyping Testing Ideation Collaboration Deliver real benefits and improvements For customers For the company (including profit) Deliver great products Design Quality and consistency Price Value creation Implementation Do you think these elements happen sequentially, simultaneously or a combination? How might different engineering careers contribute to innovation? 8
1. What is innovation? Elements of innovation Sales Design Production Production design Production management Quality control Sales Design Customers Company Ideation Collaboration Value creation Implementation Customer feedback is essential Ideation relies on strong collaboration both within the business and with its external customers or partners. How might a company s R&D staff influence innovation in a different way to how customers might influence the process, playing different roles in how new technology makes it to the market? 9
1. What is innovation? What is innovation? | 10 Market pull versus technology push Innovation is a dynamic process. It can be driven by opportunities or existing capabilities. Market pull Technology push Innovations happen due to customer demand. Innovations happen when applications are found for existing technologies. Customer opportunities drive innovation. R&D capabilities drive innovation. Identify two advantages and two disadvantages of market-pull and technology-push innovation. 10
1. What is innovation? Market pull versus technology push Disadvantages Advantages Market pull Open to competitors who will have the same market information. Known demand, making a successful product more likely. Customer opportunities drive innovation. Development may be cheaper. Risk of me too products. More likely to lead to radical or disruptive innovation. Higher risk as success is harder to predict. Technology push R&D capabilities drive innovation. IP protection can stop competitors entering the market. Development may be more expensive. 11
1. What is innovation? Innovations that will shape your future At the start you were asked to name five examples of modern innovations that may shape your future. How many of these did you mention? Generate ideas for how each example may shape your personal life and your future as an engineer. Artificial intelligence (AI) Virtual reality (VR) Which are the most innovative companies today, and why? Discuss and justify your ideas. Internet of things (IoT) Augmented reality (AR) Robotics 12
