Try the scales at the end of this paper:

Article THE ROLE OF MARKETING-ENABLED DATA ANALYTICS CAPABILITY AND ...

Dear Muahammad,

It was the main concern of my last paper. You can find the measurement items at the end in the appendix.

Its attached here.

The compass of this query is broad:

• Is the object to gauge how friendly a workplace environment is to innovation? (The dimensions of a workplace's friendliness to innovation include leadership, the diversity of leadership styles, the work group, the psychological environment, the physical work space, procedures for bringing in outsiders or outside perspectives, ways to promote group convergence, etc.)
• Is the object to gauge the process of innovation? (Process metrics deal with variables that affect the transfer of ideas through the innovation funnel, e.g., average time from idea approval to implementation, number of ideas approved and number implemented, stage-gate pass rates, value of the innovation pipeline, etc.)
• Is the object to gauge the outcome of innovation? (Innovation results are difficult to quantify because they often benefit from the fruition of earlier ideas and projects in the innovation pipeline and may lean on expansion of innovation capacity due to earlier ideas and projects.)

Dear Muhammad,

The scale for any type of evaluation depends on the degree of accuracy desired. The word criterion means parameter, so the element with which it must be compared must be defined, in this case the degree of innovation. Do not forget that there are incremental, evolutionary and disruptive innovations, all of which must be compared to the established parameter. In your case I would like more information to be able to help.

Try the scales at the end of this paper:

Article THE ROLE OF MARKETING-ENABLED DATA ANALYTICS CAPABILITY AND ...

Dear Muhammad,

Have a look at that article. It proposes a tool for outlining innovation projects and may be you can use it for measuring them.

Article Innovation project tool for outlining innovation projects

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Project Innovation can be measured based on:

i) Number of patents/trademarks generated

ii) Commercial/Monetary return of Project Innovation

iii) Level of Increase in team competencies/skill level

iv) Level of increase in team performance/organizational performance

v) Reduction in cycle time/customer turn around time

vi) increased customer acquisition/retention.

vii) Improved organizational culture

best wishes,

Dr.G.P.Sudhakar