CREATIVITY AND

INNOVATION
LABORATORY
DONE BY:
AKIL JOE J
9200822631006
 DEFINITION OF INNOVATION

 Definition of Innovation: Innovation refers to the process of introducing something new, whether
it's an idea, method, product, or service, to the market or society.

 Importance of Innovation: Discuss the significance of innovation in driving progress, improving

efficiency, and fostering economic growth. Include relevant statistics or quotes, if available, to
emphasize the importance.
 DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION

 Explanation of Disruptive Innovation: Disruptive innovation refers to the introduction of a new

product or technology that significantly alters the existing market by displacing established
competitors or creating entirely new markets.

 Examples of Disruptive Innovations: Provide examples of disruptive innovations that have

transformed industries, such as the advent of smartphones, online streaming services, or electric
vehicles.
 INCREMENTAL INNOVATION

 Explanation of Incremental Innovation: Incremental innovation involves making small improvements or

enhancements to existing products, services, or processes. It focuses on refining existing elements rather
than creating something entirely new.

 Examples of Incremental Innovations: Showcase real-world examples of incremental innovations, such as

software updates, product feature enhancements, or process optimizations, from well-known companies.
 OPEN INNOVATION

 Explanation of Open Innovation: Open innovation is a collaborative approach that involves

partnering with external entities, including customers, suppliers, and research institutions, to co-
create and share knowledge, ideas, and resources.

 Examples of Companies Embracing Open Innovation: Highlight specific companies that have
successfully embraced open innovation, leading to the development of innovative products or
services. Discuss the collaborative initiatives they have undertaken.
 SOCIAL INNOVATION

 Explanation of Social Innovation: Social innovation refers to creative solutions to societal

challenges, aiming to improve the well-being of communities, address social issues, and create
positive social change. It often involves new ideas, services, or models that benefit society as a
whole.

 Examples of Social Innovations: Showcase inspiring examples of social innovations from non-
profit organizations, social enterprises, or grassroots initiatives that have made a significant
impact on addressing social problems, such as poverty, education, or healthcare.
CREATIVITY AND
INNOVATION
LABORATORY
DONE BY:
AKIL JOE J
9200822631006
INTRODUCTION TO GENUINE GRAPHICAL COMPUTER ANIMATION

 Definition and Importance: Explain what genuine graphical computer animation is and why it is
important in various fields such as entertainment, education, and simulation.

 Applications: Discuss the wide range of applications of genuine graphical computer animation,
including movies, video games, virtual reality, and scientific simulations.
 MECHANISM OF THINKING AND VISUALIZATION

 Thinking Process in Animation: Describe the creative thinking process involved in generating
animation ideas, including brainstorming, conceptualization, and storyboarding.

 Visualization Techniques: Explore visualization techniques used in animation, such as sketching,

3D modeling, and animatics. Discuss how these techniques help in translating ideas into visual
sequences.
STEPS IN CREATING GENUINE GRAPHICAL COMPUTER ANIMATION

 Idea Generation: Explain how animators generate ideas for animations, including inspiration
from real-life events, imagination, and research.

 Storyboarding: Discuss the importance of storyboarding in animation, outlining the sequence of

scenes, actions, and dialogues. Include visual examples of storyboards.

 Animation Process: Break down the animation process into stages, including character design,
keyframing, in-betweening, and rendering. Explain the role of specialized software and tools in
each stage.
TOOLS AND SOFTWARE FOR GENUINE GRAPHICAL COMPUTER ANIMATION

 Animation Software: Introduce popular animation software like Adobe Animate, Blender, and
Autodesk Maya. Highlight their features and capabilities.

 Graphic Design Tools: Discuss graphic design tools such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator,
emphasizing their use in creating textures, backgrounds, and character designs.

 3D Modeling Software: Explore 3D modeling software like Blender and 3ds Max, explaining
how they are used to create three-dimensional characters, objects, and environments.
CHALLENGES AND FUTURE TRENDS

 Challenges in Animation: Identify common challenges faced in the animation industry, such as
rendering time, resource limitations, and maintaining creativity. Discuss strategies to overcome
these challenges.

 Emerging Trends: Explore current and future trends in genuine graphical computer animation,
such as real-time rendering, AI-driven animation, and immersive experiences in virtual reality.
Discuss how these trends are shaping the future of animation.
CREATIVITY AND
INNOVATION
LABORATORY
DONE BY:
AKIL JOE J
9200822631006
INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIONS IN INNOVATION

 Definition: Define the concept of "Development and Actions" in the context of innovation.
Explain that this phase involves translating innovative ideas into actionable plans and strategies
for implementation.

 Importance: Emphasize the critical role of structured development and action plans in turning
abstract ideas into tangible outcomes. Discuss how effective planning and execution are key to
successful innovation projects.
STEPS IN DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIONS

 Idea Refinement: Discuss the process of refining initial ideas, filtering out impractical ones, and
focusing on concepts with the highest potential. Explain methods such as brainstorming sessions,
market research, and feasibility studies used during this stage.

 Strategic Planning: Explain the importance of creating a strategic roadmap for the innovation
project. Discuss elements like setting objectives, defining key performance indicators (KPIs), and
outlining resource requirements.

 Prototyping and Testing: Discuss the development of prototypes to visualize concepts and test
their feasibility. Mention how iterative testing and feedback gathering help in refining the
prototype for eventual implementation.
 ACTIONABLE STRATEGIES AND IMPLEMENTATION PLANS

 Actionable Strategies: Discuss specific strategies devised to implement the innovation project.
Include aspects like marketing plans, technology adoption strategies, and distribution channels.

 Resource Allocation: Explain how resources, including human resources, budget, and technology,
are allocated based on the project's requirements. Discuss the importance of optimizing resource
allocation for efficient implementation.

 Risk Mitigation: Discuss strategies for identifying potential risks associated with the innovation
project and methods for mitigating these risks. Address common challenges and propose
preemptive solutions.
MONITORING AND ADAPTATION

 Progress Monitoring: Discuss the importance of continuous monitoring to track the progress of
the innovation project. Include the use of metrics, regular progress reports, and feedback loops.

 Adaptation Strategies: Explain how the project team adapts to unforeseen challenges and changes
in market dynamics. Discuss the need for flexibility and the ability to pivot strategies based on
ongoing feedback and performance data.
CASE STUDIES AND SUCCESS STORIES

 Case Studies: Present real-world case studies highlighting successful implementation of

innovation projects. Discuss the strategies, challenges faced, and key takeaways from these cases.

 Success Stories: Share specific success stories of businesses or organizations that effectively
executed their development and action plans, resulting in significant innovations. Highlight the
outcomes and the positive impact on their respective industries or communities.
CREATIVITY AND
INNOVATION
LABORATORY
DONE BY:
AKIL JOE J
9200822631006
INTRODUCTION TO SEGMENTIVE MODELS

 Definition of Segmentive Models: Explain what segmentive models are in the context of
innovation. Describe how these models break down complex systems or processes into segments
or components for analysis and improvement.

 Importance in Innovation: Discuss the significance of segmentive models in the innovation

process, emphasizing how they help identify specific areas for development and improvement.
DEVELOPMENT OF SEGMENTIVE MODELS

 Research and Data Collection: Explain the initial phase of developing segmentive models, which
involves extensive research and data collection. Discuss the importance of gathering accurate and
relevant data to inform the model.

 Prototyping and Testing: Describe how prototypes of segmentive models are created based on the
collected data. Discuss the iterative testing process, where the models are refined and adjusted
based on feedback and results.
APPLICATIONS OF SEGMENTIVE MODELS IN INNOVATION

 Product Development: Explain how segmentive models are used in product development to
analyze various components such as design, functionality, and user experience. Showcase
examples of successful products improved through segmentive models.

 Market Analysis: Discuss how segmentive models help analyze market segments, consumer
behavior, and trends. Highlight how this analysis informs marketing strategies and product
positioning.
CASE STUDIES

 Real-world Examples: Present specific case studies where segmentive models were instrumental
in driving innovation. Discuss the challenges faced, the segmentive model applied, and the
outcomes achieved. Include visuals, charts, or graphs to illustrate the impact.
BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES

 Benefits of Using Segmentive Models in Innovation: Highlight the benefits, such as improved
efficiency, targeted problem-solving, and data-driven decision-making. Discuss how segmentive
models contribute to fostering a culture of innovation within organizations.

 Challenges and How to Overcome Them: Address common challenges in developing and
implementing segmentive models, such as data accuracy issues and resistance to change. Provide
strategies and best practices for overcoming these challenges to ensure successful innovation
outcomes.
CREATIVITY AND
INNOVATION
LABORATORY
DONE BY:
AKIL JOE J
9200822631006
DEFINITION OF CONTEXTUAL INFLUENCES

 Definition: Explain what contextual influences are in the context of innovation. Describe how
external factors, such as cultural, economic, regulatory, and ethical considerations, impact the
innovation process.

 Importance: Discuss why understanding contextual influences is crucial for successful

innovation. Emphasize that innovations must align with the specific context in which they are
introduced to be effective and sustainable.
CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON INNOVATION

 Cultural Factors: Explore how cultural factors, such as values, beliefs, traditions, and societal
norms, influence innovation strategies. Provide examples of how companies have adapted their
products or services to cater to different cultural preferences.

 Case Studies: Present case studies of businesses that have successfully navigated cultural
influences to create innovative solutions. Highlight how cultural sensitivity and understanding
led to the success of these innovations
ECONOMIC AND MARKET INFLUENCES

 Economic Trends: Discuss how economic factors, including inflation rates, consumer spending
patterns, and market demand, impact innovation. Explain how businesses adapt their innovations
to economic fluctuations and changing market conditions.

 Market Analysis: Present market analysis techniques used to assess consumer needs and
preferences. Discuss how businesses conduct market research to identify opportunities and
challenges in the market, influencing their innovation strategies.
REGULATORY AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS

 Regulatory Challenges: Outline regulatory challenges faced by innovators, such as legal

restrictions, industry standards, and intellectual property rights. Explain how compliance with
regulations is essential for innovation success.

 Ethical Guidelines: Discuss ethical considerations in innovation, including privacy concerns,

environmental impact, and social responsibility. Highlight how businesses are adopting ethical
practices and responsible innovation to address societal concerns.
CASE STUDIES AND ADAPTATION

 Case Studies: Present real-world case studies illustrating how companies have navigated complex
contextual influences to drive innovation. Discuss the innovative solutions implemented and the
strategies employed to overcome challenges.

 Adaptation Strategies: Provide practical adaptation strategies for businesses to effectively

respond to various contextual influences. Offer tips on how companies can stay agile,
continuously monitor the external environment, and adjust their innovation approaches
accordingly.