Innovation Engineering: A Practical Guide to Creating Anything New

by Ikhlaq Sidhu

Innovation Engineering is a practical guide to creating anything new - whether in a large firm, research lab, new venture or an innovative student project. The reality is that even talented teams with logical plans often fail. Innovation Engineering provides the framework, process, leadership style, and behaviors necessary for successful innovation projects based on 12 innovation principles developed at UC Berkeley. Inter-woven between the chapters are real-life case studies with highly successful innovators. If your goal is to create something new and have it successfully used in real life, this book is for you.

209 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 11, 2019

Reviews

[Chien Chan · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very good book for engineers who are thinking about bringing their idea to the market. It provides the management tools especially for nurturing new ideas that are full of uncertainty and haven't been validated before.

[Stephen pieraldi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clear and helpful

Powerful tool set. Apply to your existing set of tools and skills or build off these. Excellent business front end to lean and agile tools.