
The 10-hour IT Innovation course led by John Kim, CEO of Nanum Consulting, is a corporate training program that builds the core competencies needed in the digital innovation era by strengthening systematic, creative thinking. The course is designed to help participants systematically acquire foundational knowledge of IT innovation and apply creativity-boosting methods based on collective intelligence in their work. Through two core modules, participants develop creative problem-solving skills and an innovative mindset, and gain the practical capability to lead digital transformation within their organizations. With a curriculum that balances theory and hands-on practice, it keeps learners motivated to build their creativity. Our curriculum is proven in training for 50+ major corporations and institutions.
Who is this course for?
Designed mainly for IT managers, project managers, and planning teams and executives driving digital transformation. It is especially well suited to companies building an internal innovation process or adopting a global collaboration framework.
What will you learn?
- Systematic, creative thinking to boost creativity
- Systematically acquire foundational knowledge of IT innovation
- Motivation for greater creativity through collective intelligence
Curriculum
- Ewing Theory
- Innovation Jam: the IBM case
- Quirky: success and failure
- Threadless case study
- Organizational Creativity
- Wikipedia case study
- Innovation by users
- Types of Innovation
- Timing of Entry
- 40 Inventive Principles
Expected results / After the course
- Gain foundational knowledge of IT innovation
- Learn approaches to building creativity for IT innovation
- Stronger execution in IT innovation
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IT Innovation
The 10-hour IT Innovation course led by John Kim, CEO of Nanum Consulting, is a corporate training program that builds the core competencies needed in the digital innovation era by strengthening systematic, creative thinking
- Systematic, creative thinking to boost creativity
- Systematically acquire foundational knowledge of IT innovation
- Motivation for greater creativity through collective intelligence
- Gain foundational knowledge of IT innovation
- Learn approaches to building creativity for IT innovation
- Stronger execution in IT innovation
- Ewing Theory
- Innovation Jam: the IBM case
- Quirky: success and failure
- Threadless case study
- Organizational Creativity
- Wikipedia case study
- Innovation by users
- Types of Innovation
- Timing of Entry
- 40 Inventive Principles
