2018
DOI: 10.1504/ijbir.2018.091084
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Innovation project tool for outlining innovation projects

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“…Innovation projects are systematically managed activities that use inputs in order to transform them into outputs with a certain scope and aims at achieving something new, in a new way or at improving something existing [26].…”
Section: Innovation Project Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Innovation projects are systematically managed activities that use inputs in order to transform them into outputs with a certain scope and aims at achieving something new, in a new way or at improving something existing [26].…”
Section: Innovation Project Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7. The Strategy Project Management framework [24] Then, [26] presented a paper about the innovation project tool, which aims to outline the main characteristics of innovation projects in terms of project management, then to use these facts for developing a tool for categorisation of innovation projects. These specific characteristics of innovation projects are defined thorough usage of knowledge areas of PMBOK project management methodology.…”
Section: Innovation Project Management Models/measurementsmentioning
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“…Research suggests managing innovation as a project because projects tend to gain more importance in the current scenario of the complex production system (Filippov and Mooi, 2010; Yordanova and Zornitsa, 2018). PMI (2013) also stated that due to the drastic change in the business environment, most of the tasks carried out have project characteristics that are not repetitive, but new and unique tasks.…”
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