Practical sheet | REF: FIC0275 V1

Writing an innovation brief to communicate to teams

Author: Stéphane GAUTHIER

Publication date: May 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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5. Mistakes to avoid

5.1 Give the answer in the question

The brief would, in fact, be focused on the object and not on the user objective. You'll be focused on improvement, not major innovation.

Example: identify a major innovation in dishwashers. The answer lies in the question: the expected result is a dishwasher! But the user objective is not focused on the object...

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5.2 Working on an "update" of an existing innovation brief

You'd be making an improvement brief, not an innovation one....

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