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Expand your skill set with innovation tools and a structured innovation methodology.
BMGI University’s Innovation Tools class is specifically designed for those who want to expand their skills beyond process improvement into process and product creation. Unlike "creativity" courses that focus only on idea generation and "design" courses that focus only on refining existing ideas, Innovation Tools teaches a complete four-step roadmap that takes you from problem identification to ideation to implementation.
Course Description
The Innovation Tools course follows a structured innovation methodology, D4, which includes the phases of Define, Discover, Develop and Demonstrate. The D4 roadmap helps you identify unmet customer needs, generate ideas to fulfill those needs, analyze the most promising solutions, and test the end product/process. The result is a solid, repeatable and predictable process for innovating new products, processes and business models. Innovation Tools teaches proven techniques that can be incorporated into Lean Six Sigma or other improvement methodologies, or used solely in an innovation context. Techniques include:
| • | Jobs To Be Done | • | Imaginary Brainstorming |
| • | Outcome Expectations | • | Structured Abstraction |
| • | Ideal Innovation (Value Quotient) | • | Concept Tree |
| • | KAI (Kirton Adaption Innovation) | • | Six Thinking Modes |
| • | Job Scoping | • | Function Structure |
| • | Nine Windows | • | TILMAG |
| • | Resource Optimization | • | Morphological Matrix |
| • | Random Stimulus | • | Mistake Proofing |
| • | Prototyping & Piloting | ||
Course Highlights
This course offers the opportunity to work on a real business issue with guidance from the innovation experts behind The Innovator’s Toolkit: 50+ Techniques for Predictable and Sustainable Organic Growth (Wiley, Oct. 2008). As a participant, you learn a unique, systematic approach to innovation that offers a clear roadmap for organic business growth through innovation.
Course Specifics
| Who Should Attend: Any person who wants to take an innovative approach to problem-solving, or new process, product or service design. Course Length: Five (5) consecutive days Course Fee Includes: Hard copy training material, complimentary copy of the book "The Innovator’s Toolkit" and conference lunch on all days. |
Course Prerequisites: This class qualifies as one of BMGI’s electives for MBB certification. However, Black Belt certification and statistical expertise are not prerequisites. Course Requirements:
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Contact for QueryKey Learning Outcomes
On completion of this course, participants will be able to :
- Solve business problems using a variety of innovation tools.
- Identify and define unarticulated customer needs.
- Discover alternative solutions using innovative problem solving tools.
- Develop ideas into solutions and demonstrate success with prototyping and piloting.
- Apply a structured innovation methodology to enhance the company’s innovation efforts.
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