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Personal growth and development
A vital prerequisite for innovation is discovery - making things known or visible.
Discovering profitable and scalable ideas is the goal of the Discovery Cycle.
ORCA summarizes the four stages of the Discovery Cycle:
1) Observation
2) Reflection
3) Conversation
4) Analysis
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Investigate anomalies, paradoxes, peripheral developments, and direct experiences to determine how the world is changing.
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Innovation is driven by people, so it is best to use contrasting views, set an agenda, frame the issues, and generate hypotheses at this stage.
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During the final stage of the Discovery Cycle, systematic evidence is gathered, data are categorized, naming is assigned, data analysis is completed, and hypotheses are proposed.
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This stage is best approached by zooming in and out, using a muse, suspending judgment, slowing down, identifying what's missing, and restructuring data to simplify patterns.
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Innovation is difficult for well-established companies.
Innovation is a complex, enterprise-wide undertaking that necessitates a set of cross-cutting techniques and procedures to structure, coordinate and promote it.
There is no proven formula for success, but if businesses internali...
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There is no proven formula for success, but if businesses comprehend and implement these basics, they, too, may rekindle the spark of innovation.
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