On Management Innovation
Lou Jiemin
Abstract
Lou Jiemin
Abstract
Management activity is an important part of the practice of human beings As innovation is the soul of successful management, management innovation is necessarily needed if it is required to improve the level and quality of managementManagement innovation consists of three aspects, that is, conceptual innovation, organizing innovation and system innovation While organizing innovation is the concrete realization of management innovation, system innovation provides fundamental insurance for the realization of management innovationHowever, management innovation is different from technical innovation They are both interrelated and distinct Management innovation is based on technical innovation, and the accomplishment of technical innovation needs the support from management innovation
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Management activity is an important part of the practice of human beings As innovation is the soul of successful management, management innovation is necessarily needed if it is required to improve the level and quality of managementManagement innovation consists of three aspects, that is, conceptual innovation, organizing innovation and system innovation While organizing innovation is the concrete realization of management innovation, system innovation provides fundamental insurance for the realization of management innovationHowever, management innovation is different from technical innovation They are both interrelated and distinct Management innovation is based on technical innovation, and the accomplishment of technical innovation needs the support from management innovation
Key concepts: Innovation management, Knowledge management, Business, Realization (probability), Technology management, Product innovation, Process management, Computer science