Managing innovative projects and programs using the ISO 56000 standards for guidance and implementation

It has been estimated that over 75% of the innovative projects that begin through the Innovation Management System (IMS) are either failures or they failed to produce the desired results. The biggest wastes most medium- to large-size organizations face are the waste of money, time, reputation, oppor...

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Main Authors: Harrington, H. J., Benraouane, Sid Ahmed (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York Productivity Press 2022
Edition:1st
Series:The management handbooks for results series
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Collection: O'Reilly - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • Improvement </I>*</P><P><B>More Detailed View of Section 8. Operational</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 8.1 Operational Planning and Control </I>*</P><P>Collaboration and Partnership *</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 8.2. Managing Innovation Initiatives </I>*</P><P>Subclause 8.2.1 Managing Each Innovative Initiatives *</P><P>Subclause 8.2.2. Identify how to Implement Each Innovative Initiative *</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 8.3 Innovation Processes </I>*</P><P>Subclause 8.3.1 IMS Overview: *</P><P><B>Building Blocks of the TIME Pyramid</B> *</P><P><B>The Advantages of a Good IMS</B> *</P><P><B>A Word of Caution</B> *</P><P><B>IMS Summary</B> *</P><B><P></B><B>Chapter 3.
  • Phase Levels are Divided into Process Groupings *</P><P>Level III
  • Process Groupings are Divided into Processes *</P><P>Level IV
  • Process levels are Divided into Activities *</P><P>Level V
  • Activities are Divided into Tasks *</P><P><B>Activity Block Diagrams</B> *</P><B><P></B><B>Chapter 6. Phase I. Creation </B>*</P><P><B>Introduction</B> *</P><P><B>Process Grouping 1. Opportunity Identification.</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Inputs to Process Grouping
  • Opportunity Identification </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 1- Opportunity Identification Activity Block Diagram </I>*</P><P><B>Tollgate I</B> *</P><P><B>Process Grouping 2. Opportunity Development</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Objective of Process Grouping 2
  • Opportunity Development </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 2. Opportunity Development Activity Block Diagram for Apparent and/or Minor Opportunities </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 2. Opportunity Development
  • Context of the Organization </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 5.0
  • Leadership </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 6.0
  • Planning </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 7.0
  • Support </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 8.0
  • OPERATIONS </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 9.0
  • Performance Evaluation </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>CLause 10.0
  • <P>Table of Contents </P><B><P></B><B>Dedication </B>* <B><P>LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES</P><P>ABOUT THE AUTHORS</P><P></B><B>Preface </B>*</P><P><B>Introduction</B> *</P><P><B>ISO 56002:2019
  • Activity Block Diagram for Major Opportunities </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 2
  • Opportunity Development
  • Activity Block Diagram for New Paradigms and Discovery Opportunities </I>*</P><P><B>Process Grouping 3. Value Proposition</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Inputs to Process Grouping 3
  • Value Proposition </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 3
  • Value Proposition and Tollgate II Activity Block Diagram </I>*</P><P><B>Tollgate II
  • Concept Approval</B> *</P><P><B>Process Grouping 4
  • Concept Validation</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 4. Concept Validation Activity Block Diagram </I>*</P><P><B>Summary of Phase I
  • Creation</B> *</P><B><P></B><B>Chapter 7. Phase II. Preparation and Producing </B>*</P><P><B>Introduction</B> *</P><P><B>Tollgate III
  • Project Approval</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Tollgate III
  • Activity Block Diagram </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Tollgate III
  • Project Approval Supports the Business Case Analysis </I>*</P><P><B>Process Grouping 5
  • Innovation Management Systems Standard</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Understanding an IMS Hierarchy </I>*</P><P><B>Twelve Process Groupings</B> *</P><P><B>Summary</B> *</P><B><P></B><B>Chapter 1. Introduction to Project Innovation Cycle (PIC) </B>*</P><P><B>Introduction to Project Innovation</B> *</P><P><B>Today's Dilemma</B> *</P><P><B>Addressing the "Unaddressable"</B> *</P><P><B>Factors Affecting Innovation</B> *</P><P><B>The Five Types of Innovation</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>The Three Subcategories of Innovation </I>*</P><P><B>Conclusions Related to Types of Innovations</B> *</P><P><B>Common Creativity Innovation Killers</B> *</P><P><B>Your Creative and Innovative Powers</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>The 10 S's </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Clauses 1, 2 and 3 </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Knowledge Management System </I>*</P><B><P></B><B>Chapter 2. ISO-56002:2019 </B>*</P><P><B>Introduction</B> *</P><P><B>TIME</B> *</P><P><B>ISO 56002:2019 Standard</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Clause 4.0
  • Business Case Analysis</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Inputs to Process Grouping 5- Business Case Analysis: </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Business Case Validation </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Document Performance and Project Resource Requirements for each Project/Program </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Business Cases that do not Require Additional Resources </I>*</P><P>Criteria to Rank Business Cases *</P><P>Results of Business Case Approval *</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 5. Business Case Analysis
  • Activity Block Diagram </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Summary of Process Grouping 5. Business Case Analysis and Tollgate III </I>*</P><P><B>Process Grouping 6
  • Resource Management</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Inputs to Process Grouping 6. Resource Management </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 6
  • Human Resource Staffing Activity Block Diagram </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Process Grouping 6. Facil
  • Assessing the IMS: A Discussion of 56004:2019 </B>*</P><P><B>Assessment Approaches</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Assessment Objectives </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>The Breath and the Extent of the Assessment </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Assessment Focus </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Expertise Involved in Assessment </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Data Collection and Data Collection Tools </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Data Type </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Reference and Comparison </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Data Interpretation </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Innovation Management Outputs, Format and Reports </I>*</P><P><B>Section 5.2.1. Performance Criteria for Innovation Management</B> *</P><B><P></B><B>Chapter 4.
  • The PIC Cast Members </B>*</P><P><B>The Cast of Players</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Research and Development (R&D) </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Product Engineering </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Manufacturing Engineering </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Marketing </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Executive Project Sponsor </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Project Team Leader </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Team Leaders </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Project Manager </I>*</P><I><P></I><I>Innovation Project Team </I>*</P><P><B>Team Ground Rules</B> *</P><B><P></B><B>Chapter 5. The PIC Overview </B>*</P><P><B>ISO 56002:2019 Innovation Processes Cycle</B> *</P><P><B>PIC Phases</B> *</P><P><B>PIC Tollgates</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>Five Tollgates Summary </I>*</P><P><B>Introduction to PIC Three Phases</B> *</P><P><B>Six Levels of Documentation</B> *</P><I><P></I><I>How to Apply the Six Levels of Documentation to Innovation </I>*</P><P>Level 0
  • Organizational *</P><P>Level I
  • Systems *</P><P>Level II