4. What is the Difference ?
Some brands are “Invisible” on present context
5. What went wrong ?
All become prey to disruptive innovation
Fact 1 : The Products are not good enough for existing customer
Fact 2: There is no profitable market for this kind of product
Fact 3 : Profit cannot be made on conventional manner
7. Disruptive Innovation
• A disruptive innovation is an innovation that creates a new market and
value network and eventually disrupts an existing market and value
network, displacing established market leading firms, products and
alliances
• First coined by Harvard professor Clayton M. Christensen
• Disruptive innovation all about simplicity, convenience, accessibility, and
affordability where complication and high cost are the status quo.
• Disruptive innovations are not breakthrough technologies that make good
products better; rather they are innovations that make products and
services more accessible and affordable, thereby making them available to
a much larger population
10. The power of disruption is the key to business growth
11. Sustaining Innovation Disruptive Innovation
Problem well understood Problem not well understood
Existing Market New Market
Innovation improve performance, lower
cost, incremental changes
Innovation is dramatic and game changing
Customer is believable Customer doesn’t know
Market is predictable Market is unpredictable
Traditional business methods are sufficient Traditional business methods fails
Targeted High end Customer (Forget about
low-end customer base)
Take the advantage, create conducive
atmosphere, accessible and cheaper
technology.
12. Types of disruptive Innovations
• Low end disruptive innovation
• New market disruptive innovation
13. Low end disruptive innovation
• Low-end disruptive innovation targets a customer base and may provide a
huge profit in the future.
• This may be a general rule in technologies. When a new technology is
introduced, it may not have too many attributes. As the technology matures,
two things happen in parallel.
• First, the normal performance of the business is enhanced.
• Examples
• Computers get faster. Digital cameras gain better resolution and increased shutter speed. CDs
gain storage density.
• Second, number of features get enhanced
• Example functionality..
• Wifi on camera, Social share directly from camera, Image stabilizer function, night mode
• Automatic gear shift of Maruti Celerio a clear disruption
14. Cycle of low end disruptive Innovation
Existing market
Leader Follows
sustaining
innovation
New Market
Entrant
implements
low end
disruptive
innovation
Start eating
into existing
market leader
share
The existing
market leader
realize this but
its too late
New entrant
becomes
market leaders
15. New Market disruptive innovations
• The new market disruptive innovation has its target fixed as the
market or market segments that are not covered or even thought
about by existing companies.
• Mostly (though not all the times), it does so with the aid of a
breakthrough innovation.
• New market disruptive strategies seem similar to low-end disruptive
strategies because price is the main factor that separates different
markets.
16. Some Examples New Market
• WhatsApp disrupt SMS
• TESLA disrupt Energy Storage
• Google disrupt Mobile phone
• AMAZON disrupt E-book
• Redbus disrupt Bus ticketing
• OYO disrupt Hotel booking
• LinkedIn disrupt Recruiting
• Food Panda, Swiggy disrupt
• Auto shift gear
• Hybrid Cars
• Electric Cars
• Driver less Car
18. Tale of disruptive innovation in Industries
• Retail Industry
• Big format retails Grocery, Cloths,
Electronics
• E-Commerce
• Airlines
• Low fare air travel
• Photography
• Digital Camera and Online editing
• Telephony/Mobile
• VOIP
Automobile
Auto shift gear, Driver-less car,
Books and Libraries
Kindle, iPad
Online Marketplace
21. What we are creating ?
• New set of values for the customers
• New Market boundaries
• A new blue ocean
• New demand creation
• Making competition irrelevant as rule of the game yet to be set
• Seize profit and growth
• Value innovation