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How to Search for, Discover, and Evaluate Innovations

December 14, 2011 2182

The Journal of Management Education has a new issue available online!

William I. Norton, Jr., Georgia Southern University, and Dena H. Hale, Nova Southeastern University, published “Protocols for Teaching Students How to Search for, Discover, and Evaluate Innovations” in the December 2011 issue. Click here to read the other articles available in this new issue.

The abstract:

The authors introduce and develop protocols to guide aspiring entrepreneurs’ behaviors in searching for and discovering innovative ideas that may have commercial potential. Systematic search has emerged as a theory-based, prescriptive framework to guide innovative behavior. Grounded in Fiet’s theory of search and discovery, this article provides teaching protocols that provide proven methods for guiding individuals to effectively search for and discover product and process innovations. In a series of six, structured, modular sessions, individuals are taught to search for and discover ideas with the potential to generate wealth in domains where they possess prior, domainspecific knowledge. Moreover, a framework is introduced that permits a viability assessment of all discoveries.

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