Inaugural Systemic Innovation Seminar January 23rd 2019
This seminar was the inaugural meeting of the Systemic Innovation Special interest group (SISIG) of the IEEE UK and Ireland and was jointly sponsored by the Nottingham Business School at Nottingham Trent University.
Innovation is universally regarded as a key route to prosperity and societal development. Businesses and individuals spend considerable time, effort and money to develop new innovative products, services or solutions to maintain and improve their prospects.
Although organisational innovators are relatively more successful in achieving their objectives, the success rate for turning new ideas into innovative solutions is generally considered to be lower than expectations. Experts have been pursuing different routes to develop systematic approaches to simplify and increase the success rates of turning ideas into innovation.
This seminar was an opportunity to share and discuss different perspectives, ideas, opinion, expertise and experience by innovation professionals from academia, research, industry, commerce, education and the government.
Here you can watch the individual presentations as well as access the slide presentations and manuscripts.
Prof B Yazdani – Welcome and Introduction
Dr R Ghaffari – Evolution of Human Problem Solving from Hunter-Gatherers Modern Day Innovation
Prof A Hessami – Innovation and Ethics
Dr D Kaur – Innovation and its Role in Education and Potential Impact on Students’ Future
Prof MJ Henshaw – The Role of Systems Engineering in Innovation
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Dr B Watson – Innovation Management Systems and the Enabling Conditions for Serial Innovation Success
Mr K Cilliers – Systemic Innovation, Complex Systems & Capability Maturity
Dr F Fassihi – Interdisciplinary Vision of Systemic Innovation, its Application and the Potential Role of IEEE SISIG in ‘Democratising’ Innovation