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LeydianeSouza S40057348 Innovation Ass2
LeydianeSouza S40057348 Innovation Ass2
LeydianeSouza S40057348 Innovation Ass2
1. You lead the R&D team in Samsung Electronics. As the manager, explain how you can
promote sharing information and knowledge in your team.
Offering access to differentiated content
Sharing knowledge encouraging reading. This is a good way to make your employees
develop personally and professionally. Content relevant to the profession in question
can be passed on via email, virtual library or even messaging apps such as WhatsApp
and Telegram. From articles, news, e-books, newsletter and more.
Organizing training and capacity building
Another way to share knowledge with your employees is by organizing courses for
employee training and qualification. Each of these courses not only offers tools for
professionals to perform their tasks with greater accuracy, but also encourages
innovation.
Offering extension courses
Enabling your employees to take an extension course such as an MBA and a graduate
degree is a way of stimulating and encouraging them to seek new knowledge. Even
though the company itself is not sharing the knowledge directly, it is implementing a
strategy that supports the circulation of knowledge.
Building a space to disseminate specific content
The company can also share knowledge with employees using internal marketing tools.
One of the alternatives is to create a blog and invite directors, managers and even the
employees themselves to share knowledge with content production.
2. In order to support innovation in your team, what attitude and behaviours are
required from your team members?
Whether inside or outside the workplace, an engaged employee will always act as an
ambassador. He will publicize the company, promote its mission and values, and defend it in
any discussion.
Before taking action, he will reflect on how that behavior can affect the company. In an
emergency, you can count on this employee to help, even if it's not part of your duties.
Engaged employees really wear the company shirt. Imagine how positive it would be to
have an entire team of professionals with this profile!
A satisfied employee is actually more motivated (compared to a dissatisfied employee) and
therefore more productive. He wants to keep his job as long as the situation is good. But the
engaged employee goes further, and not just produces more efficiently within their
function.
3. Explain why innovative ideas should be discussed with the team members and enough
time must be given to test the ideas.
Innovation requires a significant number of concepts to discover breakthrough changes and
business value.
When acquired from different points of view, these ideas need to be scrutinized closely to
see if any of them match your goals, vision and business strategies.
So how you qualify and evaluate these ideas will have a huge impact on the success and
effectiveness of your innovation efforts.
When your inbox is overflowing with innovation ideas, you can use the Prioritize the Best
Innovation Impact Model like this tool.
The Innovation Impact Model is designed to help you evaluate each submitted concept
based on your estimated investment and impact.
Example:
The emblematic case is that of Amazon. Instead of being limited to product innovations, the
company renewed its entire business model: created as an e-commerce for books, today it
is one of the largest internet market places, offers IT services, and formed its own logistics
that is one of the most efficient in the world.
Innovation management, of course, played a central role in this process, as it allowed
Amazon to identify the best opportunities along the way. In other words, out of all the
change and diversification that the company has gone through in the two decades since its
founding, nothing has been done solely on the basis of intuition.
9. Why should feedback be documented? Explain the types of documentation that could
be used.
Documenting feedback is effective and must contain, above all, the characteristic of being
applicable, specific, timely, direct and impartial in its responses.
For it to be applicable, it must present a behavior towards the employee so that any
irregularity in his actions is corrected.
As for the feedback, to be specific, it needs to be clear and must have knowledge about the
impact of the observed attitudes.
With this we see that documenting feedback can become timely for the team when they
have spontaneity and have specific dates to present the reports about the company.
It can be impartial when it comes as anonymous feedbacks giving certain impartialities. It
should not contain judgments or personal opinions. It must contain an organizational
culture in its context.