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Innovation At Work Training Course

Discover how emerging technologies, data-driven tools, and collaborative strategies can transform the way you approach challenges. This Innovation At Work training course helps participants to harness innovation for practical, real-world solutions. The Innovation Skills workshop blends human ingenuity with the latest advancements in technology.

Actual innovation instead of theoretical innovation.

During Herbert Hoover’s presidency, his plane made an emergency landing as someone forgot to put fuel in the tank. So no matter how great you think your organisation is, don’t overlook the benefits of running an internal consulting skills in-house training course. Hoover promoted the man who forgot the petrol. His logic was everyone can make a mistake, and he knew that man would never make the same mistake again.

This course is unique. Other courses ensure participants understand the meaning of Innovation At Work. This course gets participants to dip their toes into actually being innovative. Participants are encouraged to bring along a recurring issue to the workplace. Your facilitator will demonstrate proven innovative tools. Then participants are encouraged to use the tools to search for an innovative method of removing the recurring issue.

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Key Learning Outcomes

At the conclusion of this tailored Innovation At Work Training Course workshop, participants will be able to:

  • Diagnose different innovative thinking styles
  • Be aware of how conditioning can limit your decision-making abilities
  • Demonstrate innovative workplace tools
  • Discuss how recurring issues normalise in the work day
  • Interpret customer’s future needs, unstated needs and expectations
  • Consider what lies beyond technological innovation and R&D
  • Keep the team on track
  • Explain how synaptic pruning curbs innovation
  • Embed a culture that backs good ideas and doesn’t shy away from making mistakes
  • Discuss how to tap into free innovation help
  • Demonstrate workplace innovation tools e.g. Appreciative Inquiry, WIST
  • Remove a blame culture that stifles innovation
  • Review how category killers change a market quickly
  • Discuss tweaking capability and capacity to be more innovative
  • Discuss how to turn ideas into products, processes and services

Course Description

As innovative confidence grows, the final group activity will help participants discover how to turn ideas into products processes and service.

If you’re seriously trying to make your people more innovative, then this is a must-do course. Workplace Innovation is an action rather than a contemplation. The final group activity will help participants discover how to turn ideas into products, processes and service.

Questions you might be asking yourself

How can I make the workplace more innovative? How do I nurture good ideas at work? How do I implement change into the workplace?

Innovation At Work In-House Program Details

For maximum effectiveness, this program is best conducted as an on-site program.

Options: This course can be tailored to fit with your timeframe.

Venue: For your convenience, you can choose to conduct this program at your workplace. Alternatively, we can provide a training venue at a small additional cost.

Cost: Price on request.

If you would like more information on this training program, please contact: Preferred Training Networks on 1300 323 752

Email: Deborah at [email protected]

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The course was very informative and it presented exceptionally well!
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Really found inspiration and hope in what Michelle provided
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Amazing course! Engaging, fun and learnt so much. Thank you always.
Kate Bartlett
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Tom was a fabulous trainer very knowledgeable and able to provide practical real life examples and tools that will prove extremely useful.
Vicki Hutchinson
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Best every course
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Dr Marny Lishman crated an amazing space that not only was open, safe and caring, but gave insight into many different aspects of resilience. She apprieciated different perspectives and opened discussions that were supported and wise. The presentation was targeted and had the perfect balance of knowledge and reflection. I would encourage this workshop for any team, especially those preparing of have gone through organisational change!
Ethan Calleja
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Did this course in a session at Professional Services Review Training .Very helpful especially in my work in Public Health .Lots of useful ‘tips and tricks ‘
Nedra Vanden Driesen