creativity 1. the ability to transcend traditional ideas, rules, patterns, relationships, or the...
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CREATIVITY
• 1. The ability to transcend traditional ideas, rules, patterns, relationships, or the like, and to create meaningful new ideas, forms, methods, interpretations, etc.
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CREATIVITY
• 2. Originality, progressiveness, or imagination:
– the need for creativity in modern industry; creativity in the performing arts.
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CREATIVITY
• 3.the process by which one utilizes creative ability:
– Extensive reading stimulated his creativity.
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INVENTION
According to U.S. Patent Law:
• A new, useful process, machine, improvement
• product of some unique intuition or genius
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INNOVATION
• Adopting, altering or adjusting that which already exists
• Innovation means turning creativity into bottom line results
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INNOVATION
• Schumpeter defines innovation as a process of Creative Destruction:
• the quest for profits pushes to innovate constantly…
• by breaking old rules to establish new ones.
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INNOVATION
• This implies:– new products
– new combinations
– new processes
– new markets, or
– new organizational forms.
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7 Success Factors to Innovation
• Handout• Discussion
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Creative Exercise
• Creativity Tool: Creative Whack Pack– Sometimes, you just need a
whack on the head to jolt you out of habitual thought patterns that prevent you from looking at things in a fresh way
– Four types of thinking in the creative process
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The Explorer
• The Explorer is your role for discovering he resources you’ll use to create or generate new ideas
The Artist
• The Artist is your role for transforming your resources into new ideas.
The Judge
• The Judge is your role for evaluating an idea and deciding what to do with it.
The Warrior
• The Warrior is your role for implementing your idea
Exercises
• Get Acquainted with the Four Roles– Spend some time to scan
through the cards
• Your Creative Style– Sort the cards into 3
piles: things you’ve done in the past month; in the past year; you seldom do
– Are there any patterns to the suits in each pile?
– Any strong suits? Weak suits?
– Any trends in the patterns?
• Apply the tool to a specific situation, challenge, or problem that requires a new solution