Practical sheet | REF: FIC0219 V1

Knowing innovation practitioners and stakeholders

Author: Vincent BOLY

Publication date: August 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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2. Measure novelty to better manage your project

Depending on the degree of novelty of the concept you want to develop, the way you manage the project will vary. Obviously, a radically new product will surprise customers and make distributors cautious. Quite often, the more radically different the product, the longer it will take to develop.

We'll look at several ways of measuring the novelty of a product concept, and then at the decisions to be made on the basis of this degree of novelty.

2.1 Define the nature of the novelty

You need to be able to objectify what's new in the product concept you're considering.

Here is a list to describe the nature of the innovation:

  • the product is based on a new scientific...

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