Is creativity the seed of innovation?
César D. Guerrero
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César D. Guerrero
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This paper explores the relationship between creativity and innovation to determine whether creativity is just the initial step of innovation or is present in all stages of an innovation process. It is shown how innovation can be performed at universities with the aid of technology transfer offices. By introducing the Three I´s Innovation Model, it is argued that creativity and particularly Creative Problem Solving, has a significant impact on every step of the innovation chain.
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This paper explores the relationship between creativity and innovation to determine whether creativity is just the initial step of innovation or is present in all stages of an innovation process. It is shown how innovation can be performed at universities with the aid of technology transfer offices. By introducing the Three I´s Innovation Model, it is argued that creativity and particularly Creative Problem Solving, has a significant impact on every step of the innovation chain.
Key concepts: Creativity, Innovation process, Process (computing), Technology transfer, Technology innovation, Innovation management, Knowledge management, Product innovation