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'Jugaad' is the improvised, frugal Indian approach to innovation. It is becoming increasingly influential in the thinking of many corporations. This series of presentations examines creativity and innovation and means to apply proven techniques for driving systematic, repeatable and managed innovation in your company.
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- 1. 01/03/15 Unleash the Spark of Innovation with Jugaad! A One-Day Workshop Session 5: Organizing For Innovation at Your Workplace
- 2. Marketing myopia Industry is a customer satisfying process not a goods producing process. It is important therefore how you define and innovate your business. Innovation provides the means to cure marketing myopia
- 3. 01/03/15 Innovation can take many different forms http://www.innovarsity.com/intro/innovation_systemic_brief.html Making Innovation Work
- 4. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work To manage change successfully, we can look for ways to apply 3 levers of business model innovation and 3 levers of technology innovation. So there are 6 levers of innovation that you can use!
- 5. 01/03/15 The 6 Levers of Innovation Enabling TechnologiesTarget Customer Process TechnologiesSupply Chain Product and ServicesValue Proposition Technology Innovation Business Model Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 6. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Nano - a car for Rs. 1 lakh Value Proposition Business Model Innovation
- 7. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Supply Chain Delivering a pizza in under 30 minutes Business Model Innovation
- 8. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Target Customer Scooter for women Business Model Innovation
- 9. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Camera on a cellphone Product and Services Technology Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 10. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work ATMs for cash payment Process Technology Technology Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 11. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Email delivery platforms Enabling technology Technology Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 12. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) 6. Enabling Technologies Email delivery platforms 5. Process Technogies ATMs for cash payment 4. Product or service Camera on a cellphone 3. Target Customer Scooter for women 2. Supply Chain Delivering a pizza in under 30 minutes 1. Value Proposition Nano - a car for Rs. 1 lakh Business Model Innovation Technology Innovation
- 13. 01/03/15 The 6 Levers of Innovation Enabling TechnologiesTarget Customer Process TechnologiesSupply Chain Product and ServicesValue Proposition Technology Innovation Business Model Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 15. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work 6 Levers of Innovation in the Automobile Industry
- 16. 01/03/15 The 6 Levers of Innovation Enabling TechnologiesTarget Customer Process TechnologiesSupply Chain Product and ServicesValue Proposition Technology Innovation Business Model Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 17. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Value Proposition Business Model Innovation How many elements can be innovated?
- 18. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Business Innovation Value Proposition Value Elements http://www.emic-bg.org/files/CarInnovation2015_engl.pdf How many elements can be innovated? Cost Elements
- 20. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Value Proposition How many elements can be innovated? http://www.emic-bg.org/files/CarInnovation2015_engl.pdf
- 21. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Value Proposition How many elements can be innovated? http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/cpo/211794206
- 22. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Supply Chain Business Model Innovation http://www.wholesaleweldingsupplies.ie/ Innovate on any supply chain element
- 23. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work http://bit.ly/1qEACtl Innovate on any supply chain element
- 24. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work http://bit.ly/1qEACtl Innovate on any supply chain element
- 25. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work http://www.ceasiamag.com/article/rfid-tag-track-trace/2800 Innovate on any supply chain element
- 26. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work http://www.ceasiamag.com/article/rfid-tag-track-trace/2800 Innovate on any supply chain element BMW relies on an RFID system for automated identification of cable harnesses – from delivery to to installation.
- 27. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Target Customer Business Model Innovation Target emerging customer segments
- 28. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Target Customer Segments Emergence of Megacities Benefits • Easy switching between relaxation and driving positions • Emphasis on passenger entertainment and information systems • Automation of stop-and-go traffic situations • Concealment of passengers from outside viewers • Protection of passengers from attacks • Effective smog protection and air conditioning • Nearly zero emissions http://www.emic-bg.org/files/CarInnovation2015_engl.pdf
- 29. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Target Customer Segments Cars for an aging population Benefits • Ergonomically designed boarding, loading and seating solutions • Visual aids for better night and rain vision • Easy-to-use functions even for complicated devices • Timeless design features • Speed and special attention recommendation displays • Side and rear-view cameras • Customized mobility services http://www.emic-bg.org/files/CarInnovation2015_engl.pdf
- 30. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Introduce new product/service ideas Product and Services Technology Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 31. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Safety & Security Ford’s Futuristic Safety System Steers Away From Hazards Technology Innovation Products/Services http://gajitz.com/fords-futuristic-safety-system-steers-away-from-hazards/ Introduce new product/service ideas
- 32. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Technology Innovation Products/Services http://gajitz.com/fords-futuristic-safety-system-steers-away-from-hazards/ Introduce new product/service ideas
- 33. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Adapt new process technology Process Technology Technology Innovation
- 34. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Technology Innovation Process Technology Collaborative robots, or “cobots,” now work with humans to make operations run more smoothly. http://www.autoalliance.org/auto-innovation/advanced-technologies
- 35. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Enabling technology Technology Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Create new delivery platforms
- 36. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Technology Innovation Enabling Technology Connected Cars http://www.autoalliance.org/auto-innovation/advanced-technologies Cars may soon be “talking” to each other using smart V2V wireless communications.
- 37. Video of BASF Bike Re-imagined
- 38. 01/03/15 References Making Innovation Work How to Manage It, Measure It, and Profit from It Tony Davila, Marc J. Epstein, and Robert Shelton Making Innovation Work
- 39. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work References Tilt Shifting Your Strategy From Products to Consumers By Niraj Dawar Harvard Business Review Press
- 40. 01/03/15 The 6 Levers of Innovation Target Customer Supply Chain Value Proposition Our ideas Business Model Innovation Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
- 41. 01/03/15 The 6 Levers of Innovation Enabling Technologies Process Technologies Product and Services Technology Innovation Our ideas Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton)
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- 43. 01/03/15 Innovation – Processes &Tools Making Innovation Work • The 4 Types of Innovation
- 44. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work There are essentially 4 types of innovation Incremental Semi-Radical (2) Radical With business or technology innovation, they form a 2 X 2 matrix!
- 45. 01/03/15 Semi-Radical Little change: T Major change: BM Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) The Innovation Framework: 4 types of innovation are possible Making Innovation Work Technology Innovation Business Model Innovation Semi-Radical Little change: BM Major change: T Radical Major change: T Major change: BM Incremental Little change: T Little change: BM
- 46. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Incremental innovations are a way to squeeze out as much value as possible from existing products or services without making significant changes or major investments. Cell-phones (Nokia etc) constantly adding features to the basic model.
- 47. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Semi-radical innovation involves substantial change to either the business model or technology – but not to both. Shopper’s Stop – supermarket business model applied to retailing. Major change in business model. Little change in technology.
- 48. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) Semi-radical innovation involves substantial change to either the business model or technology – but not to both. Optical disks or CDs distributed by the same market channels. Major change in technology. Little change in business model.
- 49. 01/03/15 Making Innovation Work Source: Making Innovation Work (Davila, Epstein, Shelton) A radical innovation is a significant change that simultaneously affects both the business model and the technology. DTH: Satellite impacting cable TV operators Pen Drives : Flash tech sold as gifts in shops
- 50. 01/03/15 Semi-Radical Little change: T Major change: BM Disruptive Innovation Making Innovation Work Technology Innovation Business Model Innovation Semi-Radical Little change: BM Major change: T Radical Major change: T Major change: BM Incremental Little change: T Little change: BM
- 51. HBR - Video on Disruptive Innovation Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbPiAzzGap0
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- ABS = anti-lock braking system, ESC = electronic stability control, EPS = electronic power steering, APS = adaptive power steering, EMB = electro-mechanical braking, ACC = adaptive cruise control, PSS = predictive safety systems
- IBM Automotive 2020 Global Study
- RFID helps to ensure that the right car doors are mounted in the right vehicle.
- The BMW Group. At its Series 3 factory in Munich the cars are all made to order. A great number of vehicle components contain sophisticated electronics that needs corresponding wiring. The cable harness not only becomes the lifeline of the automobile, its proper connection is decisive for successful production since a single error requires a very high effort to correct and the installation of the wrong cable harness can lead to the scrapping of the entire vehicle. Therefore, BMW relies on an RFID system (Moby D from Siemens) to achieve automated identification of harnesses – from delivery to to installation.