INNOVATION MANAGEMENT PPT

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[Audio] We are here to discuss the Network Performance Evaluation System, or N-P-E-S-. N-P-E-S is a vital tool for driving innovation and achieving business goals. It is essential to understand these structures to effectively evaluate network performance and make informed decisions. By utilizing N-P-E-S-, we can identify areas for improvement and optimize network performance for peak efficiency. In this presentation, we will explore the importance of N-P-E-S and how to implement it in your organization..

[Audio] We will discuss the structure of formal networks, specifically focusing on their roles, hierarchies, and communication channels. These networks often follow established protocols and procedures. In the next slide, we will examine the various types of formal networks..

[Audio] We are happy to share our research findings about Network Performance and Efficiency of Networks, commonly known as N-P-E-S-. Our analysis reveals that hierarchical organizational structures exist in many organizations. This design aims to facilitate effective communication and decision-making, with clear lines of authority and responsibility. However, it presents challenges related to coordination, collaboration, miscommunication, and misunderstandings. Therefore, it is essential to thoughtfully plan and execute hierarchical organizational structures to optimize their advantages while mitigating their drawbacks..

[Audio] We will discuss the N-P-E-S of networks, specifically centralized network structure with manager and employees. A centralized network structure is one where all devices and resources in the network are controlled by a single central device, such as a switch or router. This central device manages the network and ensures all devices are connected and functioning properly. The manager in a centralized network structure is responsible for overseeing the entire network. They configure and manage the central device and set up and configure devices and resources in the network. Employees in a centralized network structure use devices and resources in the network to perform their jobs, access and use data and applications, and troubleshoot any issues that arise. A centralized network structure with manager and employees offers benefits such as improved security, scalability, and centralized control. However, it is important to carefully consider the pros and cons before implementing it in an organization. Thank you..

[Audio] We discuss the benefits of networks in improving organization productivity and efficiency. Networks facilitate clear communication channels, workflows, and enhance productivity and efficiency. Effective communication requires structured meetings, reports, and communication channels. Networks also define specific roles and responsibilities of employees, leading to predictable workflows..

[Audio] We are discussing the impact of Network Performance Excellence Standards (N-P-E-S-) on innovation. First, let's take a look at the benefits of N-P-E-S-. By providing stability and clear direction, N-P-E-S can be beneficial for executing projects and managing resources. This can lead to increased efficiency and productivity, and ultimately, better innovation outcomes. However, N-P-E-S can also pose challenges to the innovation process. Structures and processes can hinder creativity and slow down the innovation process. Employees may feel constrained, leading to a lack of innovative ideas. It is important to recognize and address these challenges in order to maximize the benefits of NPES. In conclusion, N-P-E-S can have a significant impact on innovation. By providing stability and clear direction, N-P-E-S can be beneficial for executing projects and managing resources, leading to increased efficiency and productivity. However, it is important to recognize and address the challenges that N-P-E-S may pose to the innovation process in order to maximize the benefits..

[Audio] We will now be discussing informal networks. These networks rely on personal relationships and social interactions rather than official hierarchies. They are more fluid and flexible, allowing for open communication. These networks are often found in communities and organizations where there is a lack of formal structure. It's important to note that informal networks can be just as effective as formal networks in achieving certain goals. Thank you for your attention..

SOCIAL CONNECTIONS.

PEER NETWORKS.

[Audio] We will focus on N-P-E-S-, or Networks for Peer Engagement and Support, in this slide. N-P-E-S enables seamless and spontaneous exchanges of ideas among employees, leading to greater collaboration based on shared interests. This is achieved through informal communication channels such as instant messaging, social media, and casual conversations. Such communication channels allow for creativity and innovation in idea exchanges, leading to higher productivity, creativity, and employee satisfaction. By leveraging N-P-E-S-, organizations can foster a culture of peer engagement and support, which can lead to these outcomes..

[Audio] We are discussing the impact of networks on innovation. Networks can bring many benefits, including fostering a culture of creativity and agility that enables quick idea exchange and collaboration, making it easier to implement radical innovations. However, networks can also present challenges. Sometimes these networks can lead to a lack of alignment with formal organizational goals, which can impede progress and limit the potential for innovation. It is important to strike a balance between the benefits and challenges of networks in order to maximize their impact on innovation. Thank you for listening..