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Enterprise Innovation POV
Enterprise Innovation POV
Enterprise Innovation POV
CORE o Immersive Methods & Approach - Methods based on behavioral research, team
dynamics, and conversa7ons with team members and stakeholders.
o Relevant Subject MaCer Experts and Mentors – Bringing teams together with
diverse perspec7ves from experts that can advise and challenge them to further
Ten Types of expand their thinking
InnovaLon o Custom-Trained, Expert Facilitators - Business prac77oners that know our business
Integra7ng mul7ple types of
and people, that get trained in mo7va7on, disrup7on, alignment, and consensus.
innova7on will develop
offerings that are more
difficult to copy and that
generate higher returns Idea Hub InnovaLon Lab Accelerator
Defining InnovaLon Emerging Models of Corporate Entrepreneurship
A logical, yet seemingly uncommon , star7ng place for We are connec7ng with companies both in and outside of our industry to learn
many organiza7ons is to agree on a defini7on from their journeys to fuel innova7on
Discover Design Deliver
Dedicated The Enabler The Producer A central physical and virtual The vehicle we use to deliberately take a Our controlled pressure cooker, that
Simple, yet broad:
The company provides The company establishes and hub to collect and track ideas different route to work. Working sessions will pair small teams with a mentor
“Something different that has impact.” funding and senior execu7ve supports a full-service group
aUen7on to prospec7ve with a mandate for corporate and insights that we are range from 1-on-1 interac7ons to highly in the space for 48 hours – 2 weeks,
projects entrepreneurship pressure tes7ng and itera7ng interac7ve facilitated group sessions. where they will be driven and
across the enterprise. enabled to itera7vely prototype and
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Offering-focused: Interac7ons are designed to be engaging and test high poten7al ideas to
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The crea6on of a viable new offering.
Resource no7ceably different than the approaches that determine how to best implement
Authority we use across our business today. and bring them to reality.
__% à __% a. Core Enhancements: Change the known, by op7mizing how we posi7on, package, provide and promote our current __ à __% a. Offering innovaLon: Reinven7ng, recombining or finding fresh connec7ons across products, systems and services to
offerings to our customers. create new value for customers
Range of Choices
__% à __% b. Adjacent space: Expand the boundaries of our business by expanding into offerings, capabili7es and / or customer __ à __% b. Process innovaLon: Reengineering or redefining processes to enhance value through increased efficiency and
bases that leverage our exis7ng business and unlock new value for customers and our organiza7on. effec7veness
c. TransformaLonal: Change the game by exploring and ac7ng on opportuni7es (or threats) that could fundamentally __ à __% c. DistribuLon / Customer experience innovaLon: Focuses on changing channel, service, brand and customer
__% à __%
change the types of customers we serve and / or the types of capabili7es / offerings we provide. engagement to connect, serve and engage customers in dis7nc7ve ways
__ à __% d. Revenue model innovaLon: Configuring profit model, network, structure and process to serve customers and make
money differently
Lab PosiLoning
DefiniLon Structure Process and Methods IntegraLon with Core Lifecycle Sources Mindset and Culture
a. No clear definiLon / criteria: a. ‘None’ – No specific func7on a. No standard pracLces or a. Undefined a. Idea generaLon and a. Undefined / Ad hoc a. Mirror exisLng prevailing
“In the eyes of the beholder” focused on innova7on methods around innova7on; discovery: Structured idea culture and mindset
lassie fare where anything formula7on, not
b. TradiLonal - Innova7ons b. Senior Leaders
goes ‘brainstorming’
b. Broad: b. ‘Service Center’ - Op7onal follow and compete in same b. Complement exisLng culture
• “Something different that innova7on resource available tradi7onal process as as a mix / bridge between
c. Select few designated exis7ng and new
to organiza7on b. Core set of pracLces u7lized mainstream investments b. Basic business case
has impact” individuals / teams
and applied in the lab, that formaLon: Organizing ideas
• “Significant posi6ve change” people can chose to apply or into narra7ves and c. Embodies growth mindset
• “Something fresh (new, c. ‘Central hub’ - Center of not outside of the lab c. Parallel - complementary
excellence for innova7on, possibili7es d. Every Employee and encourage broader
original, improved) that investment processes for
connec7ng and facilita7ng innova7ons with some adop7on through leading by
creates value
innova7on efforts across c. Guiding principles around dedicated funds c. CompeLLon for e. Customers, Suppliers and example
Range of Choices
• “Crea6on of a viable new enterprise innova7on at the enterprise- development of the idea: Distributors (‘Open’)
offering” level, with some la7tude for From ideas to ac7on d. Mindset and culture vehicle,
applica7on d. Completely separate -
d. ‘Greenhouse’ - Dedicated dis7nct investment process proac7vely driving change
c. Criteria-based: group of SMEs focused on across organiza7on
and funding d. TesLng and
Innova6on is the applica6on of centrally developing new d. Mandated standard experimentaLon of the
beHer solu6ons that: innova7ons for enterprise protocols and processes ideas: Prototyping, market e. Totally different, completely
e. Embedded - Tradi7onal
• provide unique and experimenta7on, separate culture and mindset
processes and ac7vity
compelling solu6on valued
systems reengineered to
by our customers or
embed innova7on e. Large scale
organiza6on
commercializaLon: concept
• creates compe66ve lockdown, investment
advantage that is difficult to decision, product launch, etc
imitate or replicate
• creates differen6ated
f. Ongoing management and = As of 1/1/2014
shareholder and/or
maturaLon
stakeholder value = Proposed 12/31/2014 Target