1. Organize the selection of innovation projects using a selection procedure and four types of evidence
Based on the principles of the Radical Innovation Design® methodology developed and taught at École Centrale Paris (see Yannou and Zimmer, 2011), we suggest you use a selection grid to measure the sufficient evidence of value, innovation and concept (or feasibility) of an innovation project, whatever its level of maturity or target market. This selection grid is an integral part of the Sapige® method
The table below gives precise definitions of these four categories of evidence, noting that evidence of value...
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Organize the selection of innovation projects using a selection procedure and four types of evidence
Using a selection grid
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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