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Dan Trowsdale

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  • What is innovation? Interpretation in business and within a wider context
  • Determining types of innovation: products, processes, services
  • Levels of innovation: incremental, radical, disruptive
  • Innovation in action: the challenges of an independent, serial innovator
  • The solar fridge: finding innovative solutions to challenges in Africa

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Introductory taster to innovation

This course provides a basic overview of innovation's role in business and the world, including various innovation types, such as in products, processes, and services, as well as innovation challenges and solutions.

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