Innovation
You Have a Good Idea—What Do You Do Next?
Good ideas are valuable, but an idea alone does not create change. Innovation requires individuals and teams to explore an idea, determine its potential value, develop it further, and decide how it might be put into action.
Innovation: You Have a Good Idea—What Do You Do Next? helps learners understand the journey from initial idea to potential implementation. The course introduces a practical way of thinking about innovation and encourages participants to explore possibilities,ask questions, test assumptions, and refine ideas.
Participants learn that innovation does not always require creating something completely new. It can also involve improving an existing product, service, process, or approach.
Course topics may include:
- Understanding innovation
- Recognizing opportunities
- Moving from an idea to a concept
- Defining the problem an idea addresses
- Considering the customer or user
- Testing and refining ideas
- Identifying potential challenges
- Communicating an innovative idea
- Moving toward implementation
Ideal for: Students, entrepreneurs, emerging leaders, organizational teams, and individuals interested in creativity, problem-solving, and innovation.
