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E Roland Andersson¹, Bjarne Jansson, Jan Lundblad

¹Department of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. roland@ergotechdesign.se

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Summary

Combining a synthetic innovation style with an entrepreneurial culture can enhance safety innovations. This approach fosters natural selection of ideas, leading to better outcomes in product development and business setup.

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Area of Science:

Innovation Management
Entrepreneurship
Consumer Safety

Background:

Traditional innovation methods often rely on rational decision-making and predefined product specifications.
An entrepreneurial culture encourages adaptability and organic growth, which can be beneficial for innovation.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the impact of a synthetic innovation style combined with an entrepreneurial culture on safety innovations.
To demonstrate through case studies how this combined approach can lead to increased safety innovations.

Main Methods:

Action research methodology was employed, focusing on real-world case studies.
The study involved replacing rational decision-making with a natural selection process for ideas within an operational environment.

Main Results:

The synthetic innovation style and entrepreneurial culture led to a natural selection of the most fitting ideas among participants.
Emerging ideas effectively guided the development process and business setup, mirroring entrepreneurial practices.

Conclusions:

A synthetic innovation style, when integrated with an entrepreneurial culture, shows promise for enhancing safety innovations.
This approach allows ideas to evolve organically, driving both process and business development effectively.