Practical approaches to create innovation in daily life and work life.
Innovation concepts: Basic concepts on creation of innovative ideas and products.
Inventive principles: Based on which practical innovation can be created.
Systematic innovation: Creating innovative ideas or products systematically.
Innovations around us: Highlighting remarkable instances of innovation around us in common life.
The 40 TRIZ principles are abstract inventive principles identified by Russian scientist Altshuller to be the principles behind all past inventions. These abstract principles were formed for creation of innovative ideas and products but are equally potent in solving daily life problems...
As innovation in corporate life is one of the most valuable resources in demand, many attempts were made to establish a method that would somehow make the process of innovation easier and more assured. Three of the notable ones among these are...
Innovation is thinking new, doing new – that is unthought-of, unimaginable. More the surprise element more the degree of innovation is. A remark, a joke, a tune, a brushstroke, or a commercial product each can be an innovation. The common element would always be the surprise factor – the newness, the ability to make you gasp...
