2. Management processes

The interconnected chain model is undoubtedly the one that best captures the innovation process.

In the model proposed by Kline and Rosenberg , the activity of managing an innovative project is at the very heart of the process.

The central chain of innovation begins with an invention, and continues through the phases of :

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Bibliography

(1) - FERNEZ-WALCH (S.), ROMON (F.) - Le management de l'innovation, - éditions Vuibert.
(2) - KLINE (S.), ROSENBERG (M.) - An overview of innovation in The positive sum stratégy, - National Académic Press, Washington.

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