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04/25/2006 | Detroit, USA - Seminar "Creating Successful Innovations" (Part 2)
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Detroit (USA) "Creating Successful Innovations" seminar. Part 2: April 25 - 28, 2006
‘La Quinta Inn’ Hotel 7680 Merriman Road, Romulus, MI 48174 734-641-9006
CREATING SUCCESSFUL INNOVATIONS:
General Theory of Innovation (GTI) and Its Applications
Part 1: February 9 - 12, 2006
Part 2: April 25 - 28, 2006
Objectives & Agenda:
- Our primary objective is to enable the participants to control any aspect of the Process of Innovation
- There are additional objectives:
- Learn GTI and its applications
- Obtain skills in applying various applications
February Session
- Chapter 1. Introduction: Why GTI?
- Chapter 2. Fundamentals of GTI
- Chapter 3. Problem Solving
- GTI Problem Solving Methodology
- GTI Problem Solving Tools
- Chapter 4. System Evolution | Forecasting
- Chapter 5. Organizational (Corporate) Strategy
- Chapter 6. Group Discussion, Q & A, (The Institute)
April Session
- Chapter 1: Algorithm for Conflict Elimination (ACE - 2006)
- Chapter 2: Failure Prevention Analysis
- Chapter 3: Patent Circumvention and Patent Protection against Circumvention
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Innovation is defined as a process aimed at value creation that consists in changing the composition of a set of variables describing a system of one's choice.
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Innovation Green Belt™ Seminar
Venue: Detroit; August 13 - 17, 2008
This 5-day event starts your elevation toward becoming a professional innovator and thus setting yourself apart from the peers. The IPI's premier innovation certification program, that is based on the General Theory of Innovation (GTI), covers all the applications (both technical and business) and enables the graduates to create successful innovations on-demand. This first seminar teaches in-depth two applications: Analysis and Solution of Complex Problems and System Evolution Forecasting.
To Learn More, Click Here and Download the Brochure.
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2-Day Executive Seminar
"Strategic Innovation ON DEMAND"
Venue: Katowice (Poland)
April 18/19, 2012
Not all innovations are equal! The majority (80%) results in losses; a greater portion of the remaining ones fails to improve the creator's market standing; and just very few generate long-term advantage and sustainable growth; thus they are termed Strategic. This unique two-day Executive Seminar is designed to enable deliberate, continual creation of the Strategic Innovations. For more details, click to download the brochure.
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