The goal of innovation is to create added value for your customer. Innovation is not just about developing new products or services, but can also involve renewing business processes, strategies, or, for example, marketing. Innovation is therefore more than a technical renewal or improvement; it can encompass the entire process of an organization's activities. The Injoin Innovation Scan maps out where you stand.
The four success factors of innovation management
- Learning organization
- Innovation comes from outside
- Network society
- Innovation climate
Together, these factors determine whether an organization is able to respond quickly and flexibly to changes, think in terms of opportunities, and utilize the existing network in the (further) development of (new) products or services. The four factors are elaborated in the innovation model.
The Injoin Innovation Model
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Participate in the DEN Academy
Want to create or strengthen a learning organization? You can learn it at the DEN Academy. After participating in our programs, you will know new working methods and how to establish and utilize network collaborations. For example, join the workshop Innovative Working or the course Digital Strategy & Innovation.
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