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Mastering the SIT Innovation Method

by Drew Boyd | Jun 16, 2014 | Evaluation Ideas, Idea Generation, Inside the Box Innovation

Let me share with you some tips and advice on how to master the techniques and principles of Systematic Inventive Thinking. First, work on mastering one at a time, not all five at once. It’s better to limit rather than dilute. Don’t overwhelm yourself trying to be an...
Are You More Innovative Than You Think?

Are You More Innovative Than You Think?

by Drew Boyd | Oct 17, 2011 | Evaluation Ideas, Google, Innovation Method, Inside the Box Innovation, Kickstarter, The Wheel

You may be surprised to find many of your products and services conform to the five innovation patterns of Systematic Inventive Thinking. If so, it means your employees are predisposed to use innovation patterns when developing new products. Like many innovators, they...

Innovation Sighting: New World Order with Attribute Dependency

by Drew Boyd | Nov 22, 2010 | Creativity Tools, Ideation, Kickstarter

One way to develop stronger innovation skills is to practice pattern recognition…seeing an inherent pattern used to create innovative products and services.  Pattern recognition "builds innovation muscle" and makes you more adept at applying...

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