Business, 15.11.2021 02:00 haydenoo72

I need help brainstorming ideas for my innovation class. Based on certain prompts we are supposed to come up with ideas. We do this every week and I am creatively burnt out from it. Each idea only needs to fit one prompt. If you could help me come up with some ideas that would be great!

The prompt is called SCAMPER:

S - substitute: substitute a part of an existing product/service to make a better or new one
C - combine: combine two existing products/services to make a new one
A - adapt: change an existing product to make it fit a new target market (such as a product advertised for women changed to fit a men's target market)
M - magnify/minify - make an existing product/service bigger or smaller to make it better or make a new product (or make it fit a different target market)
P - put to another use: how else can you use an existing product/service
E- eliminate: eliminate a part or parts of an existing product/service to make a better or new product/service
R - rearrange: change how a service works to make it better

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