Innovation
- What is innovation?
- Innovation models and categories
- Innovation roadmaps
- Innovation ecosystem
- Innovation approaches and maturity
- Correlation between innovation and internet usage
- Innovation strategies
- Types of innovation (incremental, disruptive, radical, open)
- Innovation metrics and processes
- Innovation challenges and obstacles
- Innovation and entrepreneurship
Creativity
- What is creativity?
- The creative process
- Creativity techniques
- Factors influencing creativity
- Fostering creativity in businesses
- Barriers to creativity
- Creativity and culture
- Creativity and diversity
- Creativity and leadership
- Creativity and problem-solving
- Creativity and innovation
- Creativity and personal development
Learning Outcomes
- Distinguish between types of innovation (incremental, disruptive, radical, open)
- Assess an organization’s innovation maturity
- Recognize the factors that foster and hinder creativity
- Gain practical approaches for managing the innovation process
- Connect creativity to leadership and problem-solving
Target Audience
Relevant for the following roles:
- Innovation and strategy teams
- Product managers, business analysts
- Software developers, testers
- Project managers, product owners, Scrum Masters, Agile coaches
- Anyone who wants to develop their creative problem-solving skills
Prerequisites
There is no formal prerequisite.
Course Duration: 1 day
Format : Conceptual presentation and group discussion
Certificate : Certificate of attendance (not a formal/accredited certification)
This course examines innovation and creativity in a corporate context — from innovation models and types (incremental, disruptive, radical, open) to innovation maturity and its relationship with entrepreneurship. How the creative process works, the factors that foster and hinder creativity, and the relationship between creativity, leadership, and problem-solving are also key parts of the course.