Templates of original innovation: projecting original incremental innovations from intrinsic information

Article Abstract:

The use of creativity templates (CT) has been deemed useful in assessing the feasibility of technological innovations. In order to achieve an efficient evaluation of innovativeness, a CT-based approach in evaluating the internal factors in innovation must be adopted. Such an approach does not only allow a well-defined analysis on operational sequences, but reduces the complexity of systems, as well. It further allows users to determine other templates of original designs so as to identify a set of possible innovations for a particular system.

Forecasting, Technological forecasting, Business forecasting

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Cellular automata modeling of resistance to innovations: effects and solutions

Article Abstract:

The ways in which resistance to innovation may shrink the market size are explored. It was found that once resistance is enrolled, advertising provides no more than a limited compensating effect, and positive opinion leaders have only low impact on market growth.

Analysis, Cellular automata

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Using cellular automata modeling of the emergence of innovations

Article Abstract:

This paper notes that discovering an innovative product idea in a market research to address a real need in a saturation zone is likely to be discovered at the same time by a competitor. A model to assess the odds is proposed and evaluated.

Israel, Statistical Data Included, Research, Usage, Business, Innovations, Industrial research, Consumers, Stochastic processes

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