Project execution

The project execution follows the 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration concept.

There are two facets of innovation, first that is linked to identifying clues that encourage creativity in order to have great ideas, and the second one that is to make these ideas happen and thus turning them into profit.

This phase is the third phase of the project life cycle, the moment when ideas are transformed  into reality.

In this phase, you assemble the project deliverables and present them for approval. Generally, project execution is the longest phase of the innovation project life cycle and also the most resource and time consuming.

INNOAP steps:

Innovation Association of Professionals supports innovation projects further than their preparation phase into execution through proficient project management and coordination services., following these four simple steps:

 

Build basis for success with a good plan

Develop and grow efficient teams

Maintain control by robust decision-making

Communication and reporting