Innovation vs Proven Methods
Run controlled pilot applications with measurable acceptance criteria before project-wide deployment to manage asset risk under ISO 55001 governance.
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Regulations
Business Context
New construction methods, materials, technologies, delivery models, and building systems can improve performance and competitiveness. However, unproven solutions introduce uncertainty involving cost, reliability, approvals, workforce familiarity, supply availability, and long-term performance.
Real Estate & Construction TRIZ Resolution
Innovation should be introduced progressively rather than requiring immediate full-scale adoption. Mock-ups, pilot applications, controlled project zones, parallel validation, and performance-based acceptance criteria allow new approaches to demonstrate value before broader deployment.
Applicable TRIZ Principles
Principle 1 – Segmentation limits initial innovation to controlled applications.
Principle 10 – Prior Action validates new methods before critical implementation.
Principle 23 – Feedback uses measured results to guide broader adoption.
Expected Outcome
Greater innovation capability
Lower implementation risk
Faster organizational learning
More reliable technology adoption
Decision Indicators
Early indicators include:
New solutions are rejected solely because they lack internal precedent.
Innovations are introduced project-wide before adequate validation.
Pilot results are not captured systematically.
Proven methods remain unchanged despite persistent performance limitations.
Innovation programs operate separately from project delivery.