The Principles of Innovation in Business

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  • Duration: 2 - 3 Hours or Self Paced
  • Publisher: LearnHUB, Powered by Regent Business School
  • Certification: A Certificate of Completion will be issued to all candidates who successfully complete the requirements of the programme.
  • Take your time and ensure to carefully engage with every aspect of this course, to ensure adequate preparation for the final assessment. A minimum of 80% is required to pass.
  • Gain an understanding of various innovation theories and principles, and how they apply to businesses and organisations.
  • Develop the skills to identify opportunities for innovation, and understand how to evaluate their potential impact on the business.
  • Learn about various innovation tools and techniques, such as design thinking, brainstorming, and rapid prototyping, and how they can be applied in a business setting.
  • Gain the ability to generate innovative ideas and to effectively solve complex business problems using a creative and collaborative approach.
  • Learn about the role of leadership in fostering a culture of innovation, and understand how to lead and motivate teams to bring innovative ideas to life.
  • Gain an understanding of the impact that technology and digitisation have on innovation, and understand how businesses can leverage these developments to drive innovation and growth.
  • Learn about the key elements of an effective innovation strategy, and understand how to design and implement innovative programs and initiatives within a business.
  • Learn about the ethical and social considerations involved in innovation, and understand how to ensure that innovative ideas and initiatives align with the business values and contribute to a better world.
  • It is advisable to complete this course in one-sitting. However, your progress is auto-saved and you can pick up where you left off if you are attempting this course at your own pace.

Course Content

Introduction
Conclusion
Additional Resource Material
Final Assessment