Reference no: EM133676874 , Length: 3000 Words
Innovation Management - Level 6
Assignment: Evaluative approach to innovation issues
Case Study - Aravind EYE hospitals - Process innovation in healthcare
Assignment task: This assignment involves producing a report that offers insight to innovation through inspiring leadership and evaluative approach to innovation issues.
Learning outcome 1: Apply an evaluative approach to a range of business data, sources of information and appropriate methodologies in identifying drivers of innovation within a business and its environments
Learning outcome 2: Analyse and illustrate how organisations and their leaders can successfully plan and prepare for innovation;
Learning outcome 3: Critically discuss the importance of organisational knowledge, knowledge transfer and cross functional co-operation in order to analyse and assess innovation capability and blockages;
Learning outcome 4: Actively engage in the identification of a new product/service for a chosen organisation and identify the key activities required for its successful development;
Learning outcome 5: Conduct an innovation/organisational development audit appropriate for the introduction of the new product/service.
Task requirements
OVERVIEW
Prepare a written report that provides an insight into innovation through inspiring leadership and evaluative approach to innovation issues and appropriate methodologies within organisation and its environments and discussion on stimulate learning beyond product development.
DESCRIPTION OF THE TASK - WHAT YOU ARE BEING ASKED TO DO?
The task is one-piece work that takes the form of a written report and is based on inspiring leadership and evaluative approach to innovation issues and appropriate methodologies.
The report will require you to respond, in detail, to all aspects of the assignment.
DETAIL ON THE REPORT - WHAT YOU ARE BEING ASKED TO SUBMIT?
Written assignment TASK: 3000-word report, 100% weighting.
Using the case study (Aravind Eye Care Hospital - Process innovation in healthcare) on Moodle, provide:
Critically analyse the advantages developing countries have in innovation, particularly in process and services.
Critically evaluate the kind of leaderships requiring inspirational leadership for effective innovation.
Analyse why has an equivalent of Aravind not yet arisen in the West.
Provide detail analysis, on how would it be different, if you are to attempt to find an equivalent of Aravind in your own country.
What should companies do to stimulate learning that is not specific to new product development projects only?
Referencing and research requirements
Please reference your work according to the Harvard style;
How your work will be assessed
Your work will be assessed on the extent to which it demonstrates your achievement of the stated learning outcomes for this assignment (see above) and against other key criteria, as defined in the University's institutional grading descriptors. If it is appropriate to the format of your assignment and your subject area, a proportion of your marks will also depend upon your use of academic referencing conventions.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Overview of Aravind Eye Care hospital
Critical analysis of advantages developing countries have in innovation, particularly in process and services
Critically evaluate the kind of leaderships an inspirational leadership requires for effective innovation
Analyse why has equivalent of Aravind not yet arisen in West
Detail analysis of how different to find equivalent of Aravind in own country
What companies need in stimulating learning that is not specific to new product development projects only
Conclusion
References
Appendix (optional)
Report
1.0 Introduction (This is about telling the reader what the assignment entails in one paragraph.
1.2 Overview of Aravind Eye Care hospital
Critical analyse what advantages do developing countries have in innovation, particularly in process and services
Critically evaluate the kind of leaderships an inspirational leadership requires for effective innovation
Analyse why has equivalent of Aravind not yet arisen in West
Detail analysis of how different to find equivalent of Aravind in own country
What companies need in stimulating learning that is not specific to new product development projects only?