8 steps to innovation : going from jugaad to excellence
By: Dabholkar, Vinay
Title By: Krishnan, Rishikesha T
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BookPublisher: Noida : Collins Business, c2013.Description: x, 306 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 9789350293584Other title: Eight steps on innovation : going from jugaad to excellence.Subject(s): Creative ability in business | Business ethics | Organizational change | Leadership
Summary:
For the first time a book shows us how in India, innovation can be introduced in one's organization in a systematic, deliberate way. 8 Steps to Innovation explains how you can do this by building an idea pipeline in your organization, improving the velocity of ideas coming in, and implementing the ideas within the given constraints. All this is shown through nice, snappy examples, mostly homegrown Indian ones. Few books in the market talk about innovation in the Indian context with Indian examples as this one does.
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 658.4063 DA EI (Browse shelf) | Available | T0054384 |
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| 658.4063 CO AP Appreciative inquiry handbook / | 658.4063 CR EA Creative management and development / | 658.4063 CR EA Creative management and development / | 658.4063 DA EI 8 steps to innovation : going from jugaad to excellence | 658.4063 DA MA Making innovation work : how to manage it, measure it, and profit from it / | 658.4063 DE BU Business process management with a business rules approach : implementing the service oriented architecture / | 658.4063 DE IN Innovation governance : how top management organizes and mobilizes for innovation |
For the first time a book shows us how in India, innovation can be introduced in one's organization in a systematic, deliberate way. 8 Steps to Innovation explains how you can do this by building an idea pipeline in your organization, improving the velocity of ideas coming in, and implementing the ideas within the given constraints. All this is shown through nice, snappy examples, mostly homegrown Indian ones. Few books in the market talk about innovation in the Indian context with Indian examples as this one does.