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Summary Text The Discipline of Innovation Peter Drucker

Camila de Oliveira Alves
Prof. Paulo Del Peloso, M.Sc. 

Innovation is the job of knowing rather than doing, that can and should be managed like any other business function. But that does not mean it is the same as other commercial activities.
Astute managers will ensure that their organizations maintain a clear focus in all seven areas of opportunity for innovation, but this is not enough, because after identifying an attractive opportunity, you still need to take a leap of imagination to get the call "Functional inspiration." What all successful entrepreneurs have in common is not a personality, but a commitment to the systematic practice of innovation.
The base of entrepreneurship is the systematic practice of innovation, but today, there is much confusion about the proper definition of entrepreneurship, which refers not to the size of a company or its age, but to a certain type of activity. When the activity is innovation: Efforts are focused on creating a purposeful change, focused on the potential of an economic or social enterprise. 
 
Sources of Innovation
There are four areas of opportunity for innovation within a company or industry, they are: unexpected occurrences, incongruities, process needs, and industry and market changes.
There are three additional sources of opportunity outside the company in its social and intellectual environment: demographic changes, changes in perception, and new knowledge.
1nd. Unexpected occurrences: Considered the easiest and simplest source of innovation opportunity.
2nd. Inconsistencies: A mismatch between expectations and results can also open up possibilities for innovation.
3rd. Process requirements: Produces opportunity for innovation exploiting the need of the process.
4th. Industry and market changes: This change creates a tremendous opportunity for innovation. In fact, when there is change in the market or industry, traditional leaders tend to neglect the market segments of rapid growth. New opportunities rarely fit the way the industry has always approached the market, defined it, or organized to serve. Innovators therefore have a good chance to be alone for long.
5th. Demographic Changes: From external sources of innovation opportunities, demographics is the most reliable. Demographic events have their deadlines known. In fact, the opportunities for innovation made possible by changes in the numbers of people and their age distribution, education, occupation, and geographic location are among the most rewarding and least risky in the business activities.
6th. Changes in perception: "The glass is half full" and "glass is half empty" are descriptions of the same phenomenon, but have very different meanings. Change the perception of a manager of a glass half full to half empty opens up big opportunities for innovation. What determines whether people see a glass half full or half empty is the humor, and a change in mood often defies quantification. It's concrete. It can be set. Can be tested. And that can be exploited for innovation opportunity.
7th. New Knowledge: This is how knowledge-based innovation always works. It can be difficult, but the knowledge-based innovation can be managed. Success requires a careful analysis of the various types of knowledge necessary to make innovation possible, but knowledge-based innovation is more market than any other type of innovation.

Principles of Innovation
Innovation starts with purposeful systematic analysis of the sources of new opportunities. But whatever the situation, innovators must consider all sources of opportunity. They work out that analyzing the innovation has to be to satisfy an opportunity. Then they go out to observe potential users to study their expectations, their values ​​and their needs.
Above all, innovation is work rather than genius. This requires knowledge. It often requires ingenuity. And it requires focus. There are clearly people who are innovating more talented than others, but their talents be in well-defined areas. To be effective, an innovation has to be simple and focused.

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