Summary: Lecture Powerpoints Marketing & Innovation

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  • 1 Introduction

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  • What is the relation between market orientation and innovation?

    Innovations facilitate the conversion (omzetting) of market-oriented business philosophy into superior corporate performance. 
    (innovation is one way of implementing market orientation)
  • What is the importance of new products?

    - Facilitates implementation market orientation
    - Needed for differentiating from competitors 
    - Needed for long term performance/survival
  • What means customer intimacy?

    True customer intimacy requires a deep understanding of the context in which our products and services are used in the course of our customers' day-to-day lives.
  • 2 Product Strategy

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  • What is managerial myopia?

    A short-sighted and inward-looking approach to marketing.
  • Why do leading firms fail?

    • Managerial myopia
    • Small markets don't solve the growth needs of large companies
    • Core capabilities become core rigidities: develop new products the old fashioned way
  • The ultimate commercial performance of incumbents is determined by (Tripsas):

    1. Investment in new technology
    2. Technical capabilities
    3. Specialized complementary assets
  • What are the three dimensions of willingness to cannibalize (Nijssen)?

    • W2C previous investments
    • W2C capabilities
    • W2C sales
  • Market orientation can be divided into (Hillebrand):

    • Customer orientation
    • Future market focus
  • What can we do to overcome this inertia (why do firms fail)?

    • Organize according to market requirements 
    • Be willing to cannibalize (focus on understanding current and future customers and future customer needs) 
    • Innovation based on an in-depth understanding of customer value
  • 3 Adoption

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  • What are Rogers' adoption characteristics?

    • Socio-economic variables (income, age, education) 
    • Psychological variables (product involvement, innovativeness)
    • Communication-related variables (use of mass media, size personal network) 

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