What Do You Want To Create?
Innovation Engineering Applications:
What is Innovation Engineering?
Innovation Engineering is a framework for innovation. It offers practical guidance for creating anything new – whether in large firms, research labs, new ventures, or even innovative student projects.
Why is Innovation Engineering needed?
Because smart teams with talented people and good plans often fail. Lots of activity does not always result in progress or insight. Slide presentations do not result in real life execution. Teams who use Innovation Engineering in their projects get higher quality results, they have 2 to 4 times more productivity, and they even feel happier about their projects.
How is it different from other approaches?
Innovation Engineering brings inductive learning into the innovation process of any project. Inductive learning allows discovery during the execution which is needed for innovation. The framework also integrates story development, execution while learning, mindset, behaviors, and innovation leadership.
What Resources Are Available?
Innovation Engineering, the book – At Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1733431705
Navigator tool to reinforce inductive learning in the project: Slide iNav ver. S1.1
Data-X: For Data, AI, Information Technology & Systems
Berkeley Innovation Index
How Can You Develop Innovation Skills?
For experts, technologists, industry-oriented faculty, and product managers. Experts who can actually innovate are needed everywhere.
- Learn about the approach in a workshop. Develop understanding.
- Check your innovation mindset and behaviors: See berkeleyinnovationindex.org
- Work with an experienced expert on a real life project
- Accomplish a successful project with happy customers and/or managers/stakeholders.
Can I Join a Community of Practice?
How Was Innovation Engineering Developed?
Innovation Engineering builds on the Berkeley Method for Entrepreneurship (BMoE) and the Berkeley Method for Innovation Leadership (BMIL). It has been developed over the past 15 years at UC Berkeley's Sutardja Center.
Who edits this website?
The Innovation Engineering framework was developed by Ikhlaq Sidhu. This site is a free, open resource for the community of students and professionals.
This is a public and non-commercial website hosted to provide resources and support for innovation engineering projects. Project examples include corporate collaborations, new venture acceleration, research lab partnerships, consulting projects, and classroom projects.