7. Mistakes to avoid
Don't rush into decisions. Supporting and financing an innovation project is an investment in the future that can have far-reaching consequences. It can be tempting to bypass certain stages of the selection grid, for example, skipping over proof of utility when the concept seems promising. However, all twenty-two selection criteria highlight important elements that are worth studying.
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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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