Key innovation system (KIS2)

The Key innovation system (KIS2) is an application aiming to support innovation management. A prerequisite to a properly functioning system is a well-structured process, our so-called key innovation structure, which we would be happy to discuss with you.

KIS2 supports innovatiemanagement because of the following characteristics:
Primary characteristics:

  • KIS2 structures innovation management where possible. The agreed upon process that innovations go through is recognisable in the application: the user is facilitated to develop an idea in to a product in several steps, or is helped to determine whether that in itself is actually a good idea. KIS2 uses a stage-gate process.
  • KIS2 creates overview and insight: Management gets a grip on the total portfolio of innovations and the way resources in the area of innovation management are deployed.
  • KIS2 serves as a discussion platform centered on innovation.

Secundary characteristics:

  • Decision making on innovations is integrated with project management of innovation projects. KIS2 has its own project management module, but can also integrate with other existing platforms.
  • KIS2 helps to distinguish article changes and innovations. In practice there is a thin line between the two, which is important to determine what resources are to be allocated to article changes or innovation.
  • KIS2 serves as an archive. KIS2 helps to structure documentation of innovations and to make documentation more transparent. This makes it easier to prevent reinventing the wheel.

KIS application structure

Kis has 4 modules:
  • KIS innovation process
  • KIS article changes
  • KIS project management
  • KIS document management

KIS innovation process is the core module of the applocation. KIS document management is a supportive module for all other modules and for the KIS homepage.

KIS Homepage

The KIS homepage, with an overview of current innovations, relevant informatin on innovation and a news feed with the latest business intelligence news.