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Innovation Masterclass
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Tap into the power of innovative business thinking

Summary

Price
£19 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand
Duration
1 hour · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed courses certificate of completion - Free

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Overview

This course is about creating a culture for organisational innovation. It covers action you can take to innovate across products and markets, business processes, workplace practices and more.

Certificates

Reed courses certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed

Curriculum

1
section
13
lectures
1h 3m
total

    • 1: Introducing the Structure to Boost Innovation 00:38
    • 2: Introduction and Agenda 00:41
    • 3: Course Agenda 03:47
    • 4: Product and Market Innovation 05:34
    • 5: Business Process Innovation 05:37
    • 6: Workplace Innovation 05:19
    • 7: Business Model Innovation 03:43
    • 8: Practical Steps to Boost Innovation 13:54
    • 9: Innovation Example 05:18
    • 10: Thinking Outside The Box 06:05
    • 11: Test Your Knowledge 10:53
    • 12: Course Wrap Up & Thank You 00:20
    • 13: Innovation Masterclass Project 00:46

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Description

Markets, and business practices, are changing much more rapidly than in the past. You may think things are ticking along nicely but a tsunami of change is coming, and your organisation is bound to be affected – robotics and AI, 3D printing, 5G, big data, and more.

Our “Innovation Masterclass” is about creating a culture for organisational innovation. It covers action you can take to innovate in four aspects of your organisation:

  • Products and Markets
  • Business processes
  • Workplace practices
  • Business models

In addition, the course provides a four-step model to boost innovation in your organisation and looks at some of the main global trends that are changing markets and business practices.

What Students will Learn

  • The definition of innovation
  • Why organisations need to innovate now more than ever
  • The four main areas organisations can innovate in
  • A four-step model to boost innovation in your organisation
  • Global trends affecting business and creating pressure to innovate
  • How you and your colleagues can start thinking out of the box to innovate better

Requirements

None

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