Hello Tutor! hope everything is great. I am working on a Final Project and I am doing Strategic Leadership

and the course I am In Is leading innovation & change and the Books are Competing Against Luck

Clayton M Christensen & CHANGE By John Kotter. I have a Final Project to work on and it is

a New IDEA and Innovation the company we picked is NETFLIX , My question is

1. Do you have any NEW innovation Ideas? and I would like these 2 bulletins/ questions Help in them please

2. Provide details on how this innovation relates to "Jobs to be done" theory. ??

3. Explain the "Job hunting " Process used to identify the need to innovate.??

This is my final project if you would like to read it , below to get the idea , NETFLIX

InnovationYour team will be leading an effort to innovate within a company of your choosing, which could include the company a team member works for.This organization is working to implement a focused change to improve customer relations,performance and loyalty. This might pertain to enhancing a current product offering or enhancing a process, service, etc. Requirements:

• Identify the item/problem/product you are choosing to innovate on.
• Explain why you chose this product, process, etc. and the benefits to the customer.
• Provide details on how this innovation relates to "Jobs to be Done" theory.
• Explain the "Job Hunting" process used to identify the need to innovate.
• Explain why this enhancement necessary.
• Identify the benefits this innovation brings to the customer.
• Other critical info you find relevant and related to addressing the functional, emotional and social dimensions of your innovation.
• Identify how you validate how this innovation is working as intended.

Suggested Presentation Organization

1. Clearly identify the problem you intend to solve with the innovation.
2. Clearly describe the innovation.
3. Identify any information and data you use in designing and developing the innovation.
4. How are you going to implement your innovation?
5. How will you validate it is working as intended/designed?

Required Rubric for Final Presentation

• Present this information utilizing a single page, infographic (something you would hand out in a class) and PowerPoint presentation software (other software must get prior approval from instructor).
• Infographic: You must choose what to put on the single sheet of paper. What sort of unique communication strategy will you use to share this information with the class? Be creative and present your information with flare, or as close to marketing quality as possible.
• Presentation: Your PowerPoint presentation must include all information above. You must also include slide narrations as if you were in a classroom presenting this information. Slide narrations should not include slide bullet point redundancy, but rather conversation of what is included on the slide. PowerPoint has a section under each slide to present this information.
• PowerPoint slide formatting should follow these guidelines:
  • Limit graphics and use them only as needed.
  • Do not utilize graphics as a background.
  • Choose a consistent font throughout that would be visible from the back of a room.
  • Limit your bullet points to less than 8 words per (exceptions include quotes, vital information, etc.).
  • Proper grammar and spelling are a must.
  • 10 slides in total
• Cite your sources on slide 10

OPTION BReverse Engineering the Innovation IncubatorThink of an innovation incubator as any organization that continues to focus on the right processes and activities, and has a keen sense for their future. For this final project, you will choose a highly innovative organization, maybe one that we have read about, and identify how and why they innovate extremely well. Innovationdoesn't necessarily mean they have to be equated with an Apple or Google, however, it does mean that they have spent many years perfecting their craft (e.g., Trader Joe's, Mayo Clinic, IKEA, etc.). Think about all of the finite and subtle processes that have been modified and perfected over the years. You will be required to invest ample time to look into how the company's activities have resulted in growth, including the changes required of its employees over the years. Christensen and Porter both talk about how it is easy to open your doors to outsiders to show them what's underneath the hood, however, it is another thing for you to try and copy it. Not only did GM partner with Toyota at NUMMI, they were provided with the recipe for success. However, plant manager's refused to implement the processes and activities that set them apart. There's something to say about the cultures that allow this to take place. Address the Following

• Choose a highly innovative company. You are required to get instructor approval for this company. Be sure to email the instructor with this info, and provide the instructor with a list NAMES.
• Provide details as to why this company is considered innovative.
• Provide a list of the five most important characteristics that support their innovative nature. Explain why each is important (e.g., Why would risk tolerance, highly effective teams, culture, etc., be important for an innovative organization?)
• Identify some examples of their innovations and how they relate to the five characteristics mentioned above.
• Consider ideas from both texts in formulating your answers to these items.

Required Rubric for Final Presentation

• Present this information utilizing a single page, infographic (something you would hand out in a class) and PowerPoint presentation software (other software must get prior approval from instructor).
• Infographic: You must choose what to put on the single sheet of paper. What sort of unique communication strategy will you use to share this information with the class? Be creative and present your information with flare, or as close to marketing quality as possible.
• Presentation: Your PowerPoint presentation must include all information above. You must also include slide narrations as if you were in a classroom presenting this information. Slide narrations should not include slide bullet point redundancy, but rather conversation of what is included on the slide. PowerPoint has a section under each slide to present this information.
• PowerPoint slide formatting should follow these guidelines:
  • Limit graphics and use them only as needed.
  • Do not utilize graphics as a background.
  • Choose a consistent font throughout that would be visible from the back of a room.
  • Limit your bullet points to less than 8 words per (exceptions include quotes, vital information, etc.).
  • Proper grammar and spelling are a must.
  • 10 slides in total
• Cite your sources on slide 10