Practical sheet | REF: FIC0317 V1

Reuse, a source of innovation

Author: Patrice QUENCEZ

Publication date: September 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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Do you want to be able to reuse existing solutions efficiently for your development and R&D projects? If so, you'll need to :

  • focus energies on new solutions and innovation;

  • not to make the same mistakes again;

  • not to reinvent existing solutions;

  • save time and investment;

  • to rely on controlled solutions whose limitations are known and provide better risk control.

Reuse is not only a design and development practice, but also a mode of innovation and R&D management, and a key lever in "Lean" approaches. The aim is not to curb innovation, but to make it more effective.

This fact sheet proposes a method for assessing and developing your organization's reuse practices. It shows that reuse is also closely linked to the ability to capitalize on what has already been achieved.

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