Contents
Executive summary 3
Introduction 4
Part 1: The organization’s need for innovation 5
Part 2: The organization’s vision and strategy for innovation 7
Part 3: Context, competencies and culture for innovation 9
Innovation in the core business process 9
Business Environment supporting innovation 10
Part 4: Learning for innovation 13
Existing Learning Avenues 13
Additional learning for innovation 14
Ability of Toll Group to continuously innovate and change 15
Part 5: Potential change management issues 16
Overall Change process 16
Barriers and Enablers 16
Internal and External Communication 17
Leadership and Change Agent roles 18
Measurement and evaluation techniques 18
Bibliography 20
Description
This report is based on the following requirement –
Critically evaluate your chosen organisation's current innovation position
with respect to the following five areas.
Part 1: The organisation's need for innovation
Points to consider:
• What are the general imperatives in this industry sector?
• How have these changed in the last five (5) to ten (10) years?
• What specific Innovation imperatives face your chosen organisation?
• What is the organisation's current level of Innovation?
• How does this compare with other more innovative organisations?
Part 2: The organisation's vision and strategy for innovation
Points to consider:
• How well does the current vision and strategy address the need for innovation?
• What components does the vision contain?
• Does the innovation strategy differ from corporate strategy?
Part 3: Context, competencies and culture for innovation
Points to consider:
• To what extent is Innovation currently a core business process?
• Which aspects of the organisation and its environment currently support innovation?
• Which of these are most critical and why?
Part 4: Learning for innovation
Points to consider:
• What avenues for learning currently exist in the organisation?
• Which additional ones are most likely to be of value for the organisation and why?
• To what extent is the organisation able to continuously innovate and change?
Part 5: Potential change management issues
Points to consider:
• overall change process
• barriers and enablers to change
• internal and external communications
• leadership and change agent roles
• project management and measurement requirements.