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Innovation Management: Winning in the Age of Disruption

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Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.
4.8

18 reviews

Beginner level
No prior experience required
1 week to complete
at 10 hours a week
Flexible schedule
Learn at your own pace

What you'll learn

  • Understand why innovation management is important, and discover common obstacles and key enablers for successful innovation management.

  • Understand the different types of innovation and managerial approaches to respond to disruptive change.

  • Explore how design thinking can foster innovation and how to protect your innovations.

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Taught in English

There are 2 modules in this course

Not all organisations innovate, and those that do often find it difficult to initiate, develop, and deliver innovation consistently. Innovation management is crucial in leading valuable change and profits for companies of all sizes.

This course will give you the skills for successful strategic innovation by exploring how the world’s most successful businesses use systematic processes to harness its power. You will learn about disruptive innovation and how businesses need to have an innovation strategy in place to stay ahead of the competition. You’ll look into how to embed a culture that fosters innovation in order to find opportunities and protect your core business before you move on to explore strategies to manage disruption. Collaborating with external partners may sound daunting but it can allow you to solve a multitude of innovation problems and reach a common goal much quicker. This course will guide you through the types of open innovation that can be utilised at various stages of an innovative strategy to create different dynamics. Design thinking (DT) allows teams to structure and manage ideation, development, and, ultimately, innovation. You’ll learn about the key elements and principles behind the design thinking process. You’ll also learn insights, hints and tips for practically applying design thinking from one of the world’s leading industry practitioners.

This week, you’ll discuss the challenges of managing innovation in organisations, and explore key enablers for innovation. In addition, you will develop managerial approaches that are used to respond to disruptive innovation. You will be introduced to the sources and pitfalls that affect the successful management of innovation and learn how to differentiate between innovation in core business and transformative business. The activities will support you to identify the factors which will help you successfully manage innovation in your core business, describe the factors that make innovation disruptive for organisations and industries and develop managerial approaches that are used to respond to disruptive innovation. Towards the end of the week, there is an extended discussion between the educators, answering some of the learner questions often asked on this course.

What's included

6 videos14 readings2 assignments3 discussion prompts

6 videosβ€’Total 41 minutes
  • How much do you already know?β€’5 minutes
  • What are the challenges of innovation?β€’3 minutes
  • The future challenges of managing innovationβ€’17 minutes
  • Introduction to disruptive innovationβ€’2 minutes
  • Organisational responsesβ€’2 minutes
  • IBM approach: Managing disruptive innovationβ€’11 minutes
14 readingsβ€’Total 140 minutes
  • How much do you already know?β€’10 minutes
  • What are the challenges of innovation?β€’10 minutes
  • How to embrace innovationβ€’10 minutes
  • Successful innovation in core businessβ€’10 minutes
  • Key enablers of successful innovation in core businessβ€’10 minutes
  • Examples: Innovation in core businessβ€’10 minutes
  • Lesson summaryβ€’10 minutes
  • Introduction to disruptive innovationβ€’10 minutes
  • IBM approach: Managing disruptive innovationβ€’10 minutes
  • Case study: Disruption in the entertainment industryβ€’10 minutes
  • Lesson summaryβ€’10 minutes
  • Q&Aβ€’10 minutes
  • Next weekβ€’10 minutes
  • Glossaryβ€’10 minutes
2 assignmentsβ€’Total 60 minutes
  • Check your understandingβ€’30 minutes
  • Check your understandingβ€’30 minutes
3 discussion promptsβ€’Total 30 minutes
  • Welcomeβ€’10 minutes
  • The future challenges of managing innovationβ€’10 minutes
  • Organisational responsesβ€’10 minutes

This week, you will explore in more detail the key capabilities that organisations need to manage innovation and examine the managerial and organisational responses to the challenges of managing for innovation. The activities will introduce the concept of open and collaborative innovation, the core elements of design thinking and the importance of human-centred design. You will evaluate the actions required in your own organisation for gaining value from open and collaborative innovation and explore the corporate knowledge and protectable intellectual property rights (IPRs). You will be able to identify risks associated with IP infringement and consider proactive and reactive strategies. Towards the end of the week you will analyse the current and desired innovation capabilities within your organisation and reflect on the results of the analysis.

What's included

3 videos19 readings3 assignments2 discussion prompts

3 videosβ€’Total 12 minutes
  • Empathy in Design Thinkingβ€’7 minutes
  • Top Tips for Design Thinkingβ€’2 minutes
  • IBM approach: Protecting innovationβ€’2 minutes
19 readingsβ€’Total 190 minutes
  • The week aheadβ€’10 minutes
  • Introduction to open innovation β€’10 minutes
  • Types of open innovationβ€’10 minutes
  • Approaches to open innovation β€’10 minutes
  • Lesson summaryβ€’10 minutes
  • Introductionβ€’10 minutes
  • Empathy in Design Thinkingβ€’10 minutes
  • Lesson summaryβ€’10 minutes
  • Intellectual property rightsβ€’10 minutes
  • Preventing and minimising the risk of IP infringementβ€’10 minutes
  • Check your understandingβ€’10 minutes
  • IBM approach: Protecting innovation β€’10 minutes
  • Lesson summaryβ€’10 minutes
  • What is the Innovation Capability Assessment Framework?β€’10 minutes
  • How can the ICAF support you?β€’10 minutes
  • Organisation assessmentβ€’10 minutes
  • Reflection on the weekβ€’10 minutes
  • Do you want to take your studies further?β€’10 minutes
  • Next stepsβ€’10 minutes
3 assignmentsβ€’Total 90 minutes
  • Assess your understandingβ€’30 minutes
  • Check your understandingβ€’30 minutes
  • Check your understandingβ€’30 minutes
2 discussion promptsβ€’Total 20 minutes
  • Top Tips for Design Thinkingβ€’10 minutes
  • Reflectionβ€’10 minutes

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University of Leeds
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Great overview of the different elements required to drive innovation.

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Great course that can leverage learning of innovation management to a higher level.

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