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Invention and innovation

Invention and innovation

  • Invention is the creation of a product or introduction of a process for the first time.
  • Innovation is when someone improves on or makes a significant contribution to an existing product, process or service.

Steve Jobs' iPod is an example of great innovation. The iPod was not the first portable music device, neither the first device to put hundreds of songs in your pocket. What made Apple innovative was that it combined elements in a single device.

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Innovation alone is not enough

Companies often focus on technology instead of the customer's problem.

Smart innovators frame their ideas to stress how a new concept is compatible with the existing market landscape.

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Turn a great idea into a world-changing innovation

  • Innovation should give a unique competitive position in the marketplace.
  • Differentiating factors of your innovation should be conceptualised around the key strategic focus of the enterprise.
  • Know the customers.

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