Teaching Responsibility

LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:

LJMU Partner Taught

Learning Methods

Lecture
Seminar
Workshop

Module Offerings

6504DGABW-SEP-PAR

Aims

To understand how to create and manage business change which leads to product or service innovation; To understand core and secondary corporate innovation practices enabling business leadership; To present and analyse the strategic process and business informatics necessary for creating novel ideas with commercial viability; To provide sustainable strategies for valuing commercially innovative approaches.

Learning Outcomes

1.
Demonstrate how to create and manage business change which leads to product or service innovation
2.
Identify core and secondary corporate innovation practices enabling business leadership
3.
Provide sustainable strategies for valuing commercially innovative approaches
4.
Present and analyse the strategic process and business informatics necessary for creating innovative ideas with commercial viability

Module Content

Outline Syllabus:Recognising the Creative and Innovative Opportunity Creating an innovation and change business environment Managing innovation and change The Innovation imperative Stages and strategic processes for creativity Creating Value through innovation and technology Identification of new technologies for innovation Managing creativity and change through business Informatics Developing innovative solutions for business challenges Developing New Products and Services
Additional Information:This module is intended to teach the student how to not just think creatively, but how to manage innovative ideas throughout the organisational framework. Innovation will be introduced as a way of providing value added to the corporate products and services, if managed appropriately. By application, through seminars and workshops, creative application of innovative ideas to existing business processes, will enable the student to become aware of the power that creativity and innovation can bring to contemporary business environment and the organisation

Assessments

Presentation
Report