Innovation and methods of measurement and development (theoretical approach)

Abstract

Some believe that innovation is limited to very intelligent, but that innovation is a general human phenomenon, not just a specific category of people. However, scientists and researchers have found that innovators have a number of common characteristics, They also challenge most of the traditional ways of doing things, create new perceptions that help them solve problems and face them, and are always seen outside the box, that is, their view is usually far-reaching, and other personal qualities that usually appear in innovators tend to a Z complexity, and do not tend to be easy and familiar ways in solving problems, and thus differ from ordinary individuals outside their thinking of the ordinary. Innovative individuals are characterized by intuition, a personal factor that expresses the ability to self-introspection, and long-term consideration of things. Intuition helps individuals to use their potential energy. The innovators are characterized by a state of uncertainty as uncertainty leads them to unusual questions. Which leads them to invent new things and reach the result they want.