1. Appendix Sample Innovation Plan
Applying Innovation
By David O’Sullivan and Lawrence Dooley
© Sage Publications 2008

2. Individuals Innovation is a process of management in most oganisations
Changes to products, processes, services, organisations, …
Changes can be incremental or radical - large or small.
Innovation is often confused with ‘Invent or Invention’ which is defined as creating something that has never existed before

3. Activities

4. Statements

5. Benchmarks

6. Requirements

7. Objectives

8. Objectives vs. Activities

9. Indicators

10. Indicator

11. Objectives vs. Indicators

12. Problems

13. Ideas

14. Projects

15. Projects

16. Bubble Diagram

17. Objectives vs. Projects

18. Indicators vs. Projects

19. Project Work packages

20. Skills

21. Skills vs. Individuals

22. Copyright
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