3. Define your selection criteria
The selection grid is organized to read the evidence of utility and innovation value in the first stage, then to read the evidence of feasibility and profitability value in the second. These proofs are expressed through evidence elements. These elements of proof (or selection criteria), when complete, enable you to formulate and write a robust innovation feasibility dossier presenting your business plan and business model.
3.1 Evidence of value in use
Expression of need: the project owner expresses the need that his or her solution ideally seeks to fulfill or satisfy (see Re-expressing an ideal need from an initial idea
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B. Yannou, B. Zimmer, "Radical Innovation Design – Innovons pour les seniors (livre blanc et polycopié ECP)", École Centrale Paris, September 2011, 120 p., 2011
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