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An Innovation Architecture: Integrating People, Structure, and Services Albert Simard Defence R&D Canada Presented to IEEE – ICC 2012 Ottawa, ON, June 10-15, 2012

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An Innovation Architecture:

Integrating People, Structure, and Services

Albert SimardDefence R&D Canada

Presented toIEEE – ICC 2012

Ottawa, ON, June 10-15, 2012

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Organizational Knowledge Flow

CreationCreation ValidationValidation

OrganizationOrganizationAuthorizationAuthorization

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Why Engage Knowledge Workers?

• Knowledge is a human construct; it can only be created and used by people.

• Knowledge cannot be conscripted; it must be volunteered.

• Knowledge workers need to commit to and become truly involved in their work.

• Ideally, people work:– Not because they are told to (compliance),– Not because they’ll be rewarded (motivation),– Because they want to (engagement).

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Culture and Sharing

• Trust and safety

• Incentives and motivation

• Difficulty of explaining

• Different expertise

• Security and privacy

• Control and hoarding

• Large distances

• Different languages

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Collaboration

• Dialogue, conversations in groups • Sharing, exchanges among peers• Candor, freedom of expression• Trust, safety, honesty• Transparency, openness• Agreed rules of conduct• Diversity, flexibility, outliers• Equality, meritocracy of ideas• Balanced accessibility and security• Collective, not individual benefit

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User-Centric Architecture

• Tools that are easy and intuitive use.• System interfaces that can be customized. • Systems that help people do their work.• Content that is easy to find and access.• Work processes that facilitate knowledge flow.• Knowledge flow that is primarily horizontal.• Diversity and flexibility are encouraged. • Architecture that promotes desired behavior.

System architecture plays a key roll in individual behavior, group dynamics, and cultural norms.

User-centric design can double employee participation

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Manage

InterfaceContent

Research

Social

CommonWork

DRDC Organizational Structure

Technology

support

Governance

direction

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DRDC Knowledge Work

Inputs

Governance

Monitoring

Intelligence

Needs

Priorities

Establishment

Transformation

Programs

Services

Acquire

Create

Develop

Mobilize

Learn

Output Report

Integration

Innovation

Mitigation

Advice

Adaptation

Clie

nts

DND

(management)

(R & D)

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Core Model

Who

Work (What)

Input Output

Service (How)

When

Where

Need (Why)

Schedule No schedule

Real space Cyberspace

Zachman (1987)

Rudyard Kipling (1902)

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Innovation Meta-View

Development

Transfer

Commercialize

Implement

Operations

Produce?no

yes

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Transfer View

Development

Produce ?

Commercialize Implementyes no

physical access *Web portal request processing transaction mgt.

Work Service

*Repository warehouse *Communication *Library *Web access

*Communication *Collaboration *Expertise FAQ teaching

IP Repository IP Management Legal

Transact

Interact

Manage IP

Distribute

Give Lend License Trade Sell

Provide Advertise Explain Promote Support Intervene Publish

Proclaim Disseminate Hand out Send Rights

Inventory Intent Protect Enforce

* Other views

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Service Framework for Transfer

Work Person / Group

Input / Output

Services

Transact provider, broker, administrator

prototype product or service

*Web access, store frontrequest processing, transaction mgt.

Interact expert, developer, trainer, facilitator

ability, readiness, willingness to use

*Communications, *Collaboration, F.A.Qs., training, technical specs.

Distribute communicator, webmaster, spokesperson, distributor, librarian

distributed product or service

*Repository, *Library *Web access, *Communications warehouse,

Manage IP manager, lawyer IP rights IP repository, IP mgt. system, legal advice

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Commercialization View

Transfer

Product /Service

*Mobilize *Integrate *Office apps.analysis repository

Analyze Market

Operational Adaptation

Produce

Launch

Market

Compete

AuthorizeBusiness Model *Decision

*Mgt. Info. System *Development User testingOperational testing

*Monitor *Intelligence *Office apps.

product repository *Web portal *Communications

Work Service

Implementation

Materials Components Assembly QA/QC

Robustness Scalability Reliability Usability Maintainability

Timing Announcement

Positioning Monitoring Response

out

out

Awareness Value Readiness

*Other views

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Implementation View

Prevent Upgrade RedundantRepair

CommercializeTransfer

Authorize

Organizational Adaptation

User testing

Integration

Training

Launch

Operate

Maintain

Operations

*Decision

planning app. project app.

project app.

*Communication engagement

focus group, survey test environment

Usability Utility

Governance Processes Interoperability Staff

service standards *IT infrastructure

maintenance upgrades

Robustness Scalability Reliability Maintainability

user Guides F.A.Qs. formal courseson-Line courses help desk

Work Service

Users Operators

Management Information System

Awareness Engagement

Standards Attributes

*Other views

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An Innovation Architecture:

Integrates People Structure and Services

To Support and Facilitate Innovation

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