11 Questions
What was value creation in the past primarily related to?
Mass production and efficient repeatable tasks
Which aspect has been emphasized for value creation today?
Innovative ways to utilise new materials
What will value creation in the future be primarily based on?
Economies of creativity: mass customization for service improvement to market
What did Arnold Berleant define aesthetics as?
A theory of emotions defined by a cultivated sensibility
How is creativity measured according to the text?
Using the Requirements Model
What is the purpose of the Csikszentmihalyi Systems Model?
Measuring creativity in different fields of study
How does the text suggest measuring creative work in a program or field of study?
Using the Taxonomy of Creative Designs
How does the taxonomy of creative designs measure the degree of originality?
By categorizing works as imitations, variations, combinations, transformations, or originals
What is the purpose of the Guilford Measures introduced by Joy Paul Guilford and Ellis Paul Torrance?
To measure how creative a person is by looking at their ability for divergent thinking
What distinguishes a valuable creative idea from a 'crazy' idea, according to the text?
Being logical in hindsight
How would you rate the items listed for value creation based on the given context?
By considering their usefulness and impact on the market
Explore the evolution of value creation from economies of industrial scale to the increasing emphasis on creativity. Understand how innovative approaches to utilizing new materials, technologies, and processes are shaping value creation today and how mass customization and creative solutions will define value creation in the future.
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