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    Topic 3 : Developing Entrepreneurial Creativity

    and Innovation.3.1 What is creativity?

    3.2 Process of creativity

    3.3 Barriers to creativity

    3.4 How to generate creative ideas

    3.5 Characteristics of creative individual

    3.6 What is innovation?

    3.7 The importance of creativity and innovation forentrepreneurs

    3.8 Strategies to Encourage Creativity and

    Innovation

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    3.1 What is Creativity?

    Creativity is the ability to produce

    work that is novel (original and

    unexpected), high in quality and

    appropriate (useful, meets task

    constraints)(Stemberg, Kaufman and Pretz, 2002)

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    3.2 The Process of Creativity

    (The Creative thinking process)

    Knowledge Accumulation

    The more knowledge you accumulated,

    the greater is the pool of resources

    you can bring to generate new ideas.

    Incubation

    Relax and do something unrelated to the problem.

    Ideas

    Eureka I found it! Moment of inspiration.

    Evaluation and Implementation

    Developing ideas into useful and practical applications.

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    Barriers to Creativity3.3

    1. Personal beliefs

    negative thinking

    2. Fear of criticism

    Follow routines rather than

    do things differently

    4. Stress

    Stress happens when

    people feel that they are

    facing or enduring

    extraordinary demands ,

    constraints or opportunities

    and are uncertain about

    their ability to handle it

    effectively

    3. Over- Management

    Too hectic working

    environment does not

    provide space for

    workers to be creative.

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    3.4 How to Generate Creative Ideas

    a) Brainstorming

    4 to 7 members suggest ideas

    The more ideas, the better

    All ideas are acceptable

    Use other group members ideas to generate

    more ideas

    Criticism or evaluation of ideas is not allowed

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    b) Forced Analogy

    The idea is to compare the problem withsomething else that has little or nothing in

    common and gaining new insights as a result

    Forced Relationship is basically a technique offorcing yourself to think of your organizations

    brand in terms of another product or industry.

    E.g. music and computers.

    computer and network technologies...

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    c) DO IT

    D Define problem

    O Open mind and apply

    creative technique

    I Identify best solution

    T Transform

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    d) Mind Mapping

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    e) Nominal Group

    Generate ideas and evaluate solutions face to

    face in non-threatening group

    Write down silently as many ideas as possible

    Member vote privately on the priority of ideas

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    3.5. 8 Characteristics of Creative Individual

    1. Remarkably humble and proud at the same time2. Very passionate about their work, yet they can be

    extremely objective about it as well.

    3. Brave to try new thing

    4. Open minded and willing to accept criticism from others5. Have a combination of playfulness and discipline, or

    responsibility and irresponsibility

    6. Tend to have high self-control

    7. Goal-directed, deliberate and considerate in making anydecision.

    8. Willing to take calculated risks.

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    3.6 What is innovation?

    finding ways to deliver new or better goods

    or services

    Kinicki and Williams (2003)

    The creation of something new in the

    marketplace that alters the supply-demandequation

    Chell (2001)

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    Types of innovation3.6.1

    Invention Extension Duplication Synthesis

    The act of

    Creating a new

    Product,

    Service orprocess

    Expand existing

    Product lines,

    Services or

    Processes.

    Replicate existing

    Product, services

    or process

    Combining

    separate parts

    or elements

    into a new wholeformulation

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    3.6.2 Sources of Innovation

    1. Unexpected events (e.g. SARS, H1N1.)2. New-knowledge Concept (handset, laptop

    etc)

    3. Changes of Demographics (standard ofliving and income increase--- demands for

    luxury goods and health care products)

    4. Process Needs

    (healthy society--- health facilities or

    centres)

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    1. Organisation Does not Encourage Innovation

    2. Insufficient Sources

    3. Traditional Management Behaviour

    1. Fear of change

    2. Fear of failure

    3. Self-image block

    4. Fear of trying

    5. Fear of making mistakes

    6. Improper motivation

    Barriers to innovation

    3.6.3

    Barriers to Innovation derived from Personal or Individual Bahaviour

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    3.7 The importance of creativity and innovation

    for entrepreneurs To ensure an organisations survival

    (e.g Nokia handset)

    To explore new markets

    (Philips --- DVD)

    To exploit natural resources(utilise the wealth of resources

    without harming the environment)

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    3.8 Four strategies to encourage creativity and

    innovation in the organisation.

    1. Recognise your own ability

    2. Change your perception

    3. Change the organisational culture

    4. Dare to fail

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