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Benjamin ZIMMER: General Manager, Soliage
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You've probably had to select one of several innovation projects in an incubator, innovation cluster or company. Haven't you ever had the feeling that you've missed out on a superb opportunity because the application file wasn't sufficiently robust? Selecting an innovation project from an idea is a complex process, especially when the target market is emerging. This sheet presents an innovation project selection grid, an integral part of the Sapige® system, inspired by the Radical Innovation Design® methodology. All twenty-three selection criteria (or elements of proof) are detailed.
What kind of evidence do you need to gather to measure an idea's potential?
How to use a selection grid? What criteria should you use?
Can you use this tool to measure the progress of your own innovation project?
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Bibliography
B. Yannou, B. Zimmer, "Radical Innovation Design – Innovons pour les seniors (livre blanc et polycopié ECP)", École Centrale Paris, September 2011, 120 p., 2011
B. Yannou, M. Jankovic, Y. Leroy, "Empirical verifications of some Radical Innovation Design principles onto the quality of innovative designs", Proceedings of ICED 2011, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2011, B. Zimmer...
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www.soliage.com is an association that has taken the form of an innovation cluster. It uses the Sapige® method to select innovation projects in response to a national call for projects, and to support innovation projects led by entrepreneurs in the Silver Economy industrial sector. This structure markets and uses the expertise and selection grid presented in this...
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