Summary: Managing Innovation : Integrating Technological, Market And Organizational Change | 9780470998106 | Joe Tidd, et al

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  • 1 Innovation - what it is and why it matters

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  •  Why does innovation matter?

    - Innovation is consistently found to be the most important characteristic associated with success 
    - Innovative enterprises typically achieve stronger growth or are more successful than those that do not innovate
    - Enterprises that gain market share and increasing profitability are those that are innovative

  • Considering the four dimensions of innovation space, how can we increase innovation performance? What is currently not enough?

    Currently: Emphasis on product and process innovation, produces low returns.

    This means that we should apply and combine innovation in multiple dimensions in order to improve returns and innovation performance
  • Name some of the key changes in which the context of the current innovation game is being played out

    - Acceleration of knowledge (OECD 1 trillion dollars per year knowledge production)

    - Global distribution knowledge pr.(Meerdere landen, meerdere kansen)
    - Market fragmentation 

    - Market virtualization (Gebruik internet)

    - Rise of active users (Aantal participerende leden internet)
    - Development of technological and social infrastructure (verschil consumers and creators kleiner)

  • What is the model used in Tidd & Bessant for  the process of turning ideas in to reality and capturing value from them

    Tidd & Bessant divide 4 key phases

     

    - Search

    - Select

    - Implement

    - Capture

  • What are the four dimensions of innovation space(4ps)Give two examples for radical and incremental innovations.

    Product innovation - changes in the things (product/services) that an organization offers 

    Inc. Windows vs XP

    Rad. Led based lightning

    Process innovation - changes in the ways in which they are created and delivered 

    Inc. Faster internet cables for communication
    Rad. Mobile Banking

    Position innovation - changes in the context in which the products/services are introduced

    Inc. Change target market from children to adults

    Rad. 100$ universal pc

    Paradigm innovation - changes in the underlying mental models which frame what the organization does

     Inc e.g. sunglasses to high tech laser equipment

     Rad. Netflix a complete system of personalized entertainment

  • What are sources of discontinuity ? Give at least 5 triggers. Give examples.

    - New market emerges (normal phone/sms)

    - New technologies emerge(sms/whatsapp)

    - New political rules emerge(Oosberlijn/westberlijn)

    - Running out of road(Encyclopedia)

    - Sea change in market sentiment or behaviour(Napster VS traditional music industry)

    - Deregulation/shifts in regulatory regime(Monopoly naar vrije markt)
    - Fractures along 'fault lines' (Tabacco camponies and smoking bans)

    - Unthinkable events(9-11)

    - Business model innovation(Ebay)

    -Shifts in techno economic paradigm (Industrial revolution)

    - Architectural inovation (Photolithography)

     

  • What are the 3 stages in the innovation life cycle?

    -Fluid pattern

    -Transitional phase

    -Specific phase

  • Abernathy, W.  and J.Utterback  distinguish 4 zones. What are these? Give examples.

    - Modular innovation

    -Incremental innovation

    - Disconinuous innovation

    - Architectural innovation

  • 2 Innovation as a core business process

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  • Their are particular ways innovation is managed. Name some and  mention significant influences.

    Innovation for services

    -Service innovations are much easier to imitate

    -Service innovations are not different from tangible innovations

     

    Outsourcing

    - The challenge  here  becoms one of proces inovation within sourcing agencies.

     

     

     

  • Discuss the simplified model of the innovation process

    First search, than select and implement and than capture the benefits.
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