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    The document discusses various topics related to creative management including total quality management (TQM), lean manufacturing, Kaizen (continuous improvement), KanBan (just-in-time), and the creative economy. It also discusses theories of creativity, industries known for creativity like advertising and design, and how creativity can be fostered at the individual, team, and organizational levels using examples like Steve Jobs at Apple, Toyota's approach, and WordPress. Key frameworks mentioned include value chain analysis and SIPOC (suppliers, inputs, process, outputs, customers) diagrams.

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    The document discusses various topics related to creative management including total quality management (TQM), lean manufacturing, Kaizen (continuous improvement), KanBan (just-in-time), and the creative economy. It also discusses theories of creativity, industries known for creativity like advertising and design, and how creativity can be fostered at the individual, team, and organizational levels using examples like Steve Jobs at Apple, Toyota's approach, and WordPress. Key frameworks mentioned include value chain analysis and SIPOC (suppliers, inputs, process, outputs, customers) diagrams.

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    The document discusses various topics related to creative management including total quality management (TQM), lean manufacturing, Kaizen (continuous improvement), KanBan (just-in-time), and the creative economy. It also discusses theories of creativity, industries known for creativity like advertising and design, and how creativity can be fostered at the individual, team, and organizational levels using examples like Steve Jobs at Apple, Toyota's approach, and WordPress. Key frameworks mentioned include value chain analysis and SIPOC (suppliers, inputs, process, outputs, customers) diagrams.

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    The document discusses various topics related to creative management including total quality management (TQM), lean manufacturing, Kaizen (continuous improvement), KanBan (just-in-time), and the creative economy. It also discusses theories of creativity, industries known for creativity like advertising and design, and how creativity can be fostered at the individual, team, and organizational levels using examples like Steve Jobs at Apple, Toyota's approach, and WordPress. Key frameworks mentioned include value chain analysis and SIPOC (suppliers, inputs, process, outputs, customers) diagrams.

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    Creative Management

    Wiku Suryomurti ST MSi

    Topik Creative management


    Supply Chain - Value Chain TQM ( Total Quality Management) Lean Manufacturing Kaizen - Continuous Improvement KanBan Just In Time

    Creativity quiz
    (1) How would you define creativity (2) Can you name a theory which explains creativity (3) What proportion of people would you say are creative? (4) What has madness, mystery, and magic to do with creativity (5) Name an industry famed for its creative discoveries for over a century

    Creativity quiz
    (6) Which industries are growing the most rapidly in the 21st century? (7) Whose work helps explain intrinsic motivation? (10) Whose work helps explain creative clusters?

    creative economy
    Advertising, architecture, art, craft, design, fashion, film, music, performing arts, publishing, RnD, software, toys and games, TV and radio and video games *

    * Howkins, John (2001), The Creative Economy: How People Make Money From Ideas,

    Value Chain

    Creativity has been allied to ..

    Madness Mystery

    Muses Magic

    Creativity: The big questions How can I become more


    creative? How can my team become more creative? How can my organization become more creative? How can my society or culture become more creative?

    The Creative Individual

    The elitist view: Special and gifted people are born creative (The gifted and talented school) The developmental view: Everyone has the potential to fulfil their creative abilities (Carl Rogers)

    Creativity in management

    Steve Jobs and The Apple Way

    Creativity in business
    Creative leadership Creative strategy Design, discovery and innovation Problem-solving Organizational change and transformation Entrepreneurship

    The creative team

    Teamwork is increasingly seen as the organizational structure for focusing and targeting collective creativity

    The Creative Team


    Recently the idea of distributed leadership suggests that a team may collectively act as a superleader (Manz & Sims)

    The creative organization

    The creative organization: TOYOTA

    Why TOYOTA WIN THE BATTLE??

    BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE WAY

    The creative organization:

    SAMSUNG

    Only Paranoid Will Survive.

    The creative organization: WordPress

    WordPress is a good example of an entrepreneurial and creative organization supplying an easy-to-use service for bloggers

    Kaizen Just In Time

    SIPOC Diagram- Management


    Suppliers
    Raw materials Sources Manufacturers Suppliers

    Inputs
    Manpower Resources Equipment

    Process

    Outputs
    Product Timely delivery Increased quality

    Customers
    Young people Students Service holders

    Requirements
    Customer Satisfaction Expected quality Reduced Backlog

    Look for new customer segment

    Find customer needs

    Identify critical needs

    Develop prototype

    Test prototype & go to production

    Referensi
    Michael Porter, Competitive Advantage Jeffrey K. Liker, The Toyota Way Howkins, John (2001), The Creative Economy: How People Make Money From Ideas,

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