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The Iterative Innovation Process
- Self-paced
- Free Access
- Fee-based Certificate
- 8 Sequences
- Introductive Level
Course details
Syllabus
Week 1:
- Course Introduction
- Definition of Innovation
- The Three Basic Elements in the Innovation Process
Week 2:
- An Historical Example of Innovation: The Development of the X-Ray
Week 3:
- How do we define Technology?
- Technology and the Innovation Process
- Patent Searching
Week 4:
- What is Market Application?
- Market and the Innovation Process
Week 5:
- What comprises Implementation?
- Implementation and the Innovation Process
- An Introduction to Patents
- Evaluating a Patent Landscape
Week 6:
- The Generic Nature of Innovation
- The Interaction of Technology, Market and Implementation Components of an Innovation
Week 7:
- Reducing Uncertainty in the Innovation Process
- The Iterative Innovation Process
Week 8:
- Fundamental and Incremental Innovation
Prerequisite
Instructors
Eugene Fitzgerald
Merton C. Flemings SMA Professor of Materials Engineering
MIT
Andreas Wankerl
Operations Director
Innovation Interface
Arne Hessenbruch
Co-Founder and Partner
Muninsight
Jessica Sandland
Lecturer & Digital Learning Scientist
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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