Editor-in-Chief: Praveen Gupta
published quarterly • ISSN
1757-2223 • 2008 journal prices/format options
Volume 1 to be published quarterly, Number 1 in February 2009
Innovation is a new and growing area of interest. Because of a lack of understanding of the innovation process, it is considered as an art. However, better understanding of the mechanics of innovation is desired. Currently, R&D driven innovation is less than 5% effective. Recent developments in information technology, customer interaction, and demand for custom solutions has led to reduced life cycle, development time, and demand for innovation.
In order to accelerate innovation it is imperative that the field of innovation be developed, and the art be transformed into science, which requires the study of many areas including the human brain. The science of innovation is a study of the function of the brain, exacting of designs, perfection of the discovery process, pattern recognition, neuroscience, analytics, measurements, heuristic algorithms, optimization, and evaluation.
Editor-in-Chief: Praveen Gupta
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Il 60616
Address for Correspondence: 1139 Tower Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173
Langdon Morris, Innovation Labs
Alexis Goncalves, Innovation Insights
Jim Spohrer, IBM
Bob Carlson, Illinois Institute of Technology
Tom Hill, The Leverage Group
Rajesh Tyagi, HEC Montreal, Canada
Helen Stokes, Quality World, UK
Thomas Duening, Arizona State University
Adam Hartung, Spark Partners
Charles Cooney, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mile Terziovski, University of Melbourne Australia
Rob C. Wolcott, Kellogg School of Management
Ellen Domb, PQR Group
Joe Giunta, Joliet Junior College
Joseph T. Nabor, Fitch Even Tabin & Flannery
Abvaro Gehlen, De Leao Pontifica Unversidade Catolicam Brazil
C. Amarnath, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay India
Arvin Sri, Accelper Consulting
John Carlisle, Sheffield Hallam University UK
Brett Trusko, Mayo Clinic