1/. The Myths of Innovation
2/. People and Teams for Innovation Success
3/. Customer Focused Innovation
4/. Speed: New thoughts on an old idea
5/. Co-Creation to build more value
6/. Eco-system development
7/. Selecting Ideas / Theories to tie things together
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Scoring sheet
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
Redout Rust Stopper StepSafe Opti-roma
Grandma Fricker’s Jack Snack’s HearthGlow
StainSane Microwave Sentry Ventin’ Scents
Scoring
Winner right (3 points) Winner right (3 points) Winner right (3 points)
Loser right (1 point) Loser right (1 point) Loser right (1 point)
Total Score
Evaluation
If you got a perfect score of 12: Forget idea generating. I suggest you consider leveraging your skill on the stock
market.
If you got a score of 9 to 11: Congratulations, you are above average. This book can provide some help; however,
clearly you have some strong skills already in the area of identifying successful ideas.
If you got a score of 0 to 8: Congratulations, you are average relative to the groups who have done this exercise.
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Scoring sheet
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
Redout Rust Stopper StepSafe Opti-roma
Grandma Fricker’s Jack Snack’s HearthGlow
StainSane Microwave Sentry Ventin’ Scents
Scoring
Winner right (3 points) Winner right (3 points) Winner right (3 points)
Loser right (1 point) Loser right (1 point) Loser right (1 point)
Total Score
Evaluation
If you got a perfect score of 12: Forget idea generating. I suggest you consider leveraging your skill on the stock
market.
If you got a score of 9 to 11: Congratulations, you are above average. This book can provide some help; however,
clearly you have some strong skills already in the area of identifying successful ideas.
If you got a score of 0 to 8: Congratulations, you are average relative to the groups who have done this exercise.
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Types of Innovation
•
– Speed matters : Extra-Preneurship!
•
– In(ex)ter(a)nal Efficiency matters : Intra-Preneurship!
•
– Customer Satisfaction matters : Intra + Extra-Preneurship
This means that a focused structure has to be setup that has as well the internal but also
the external mandate & resources to make innovation happen. !
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What is the right innovation focus by company style and market stage
New
Experience or Service
Innovation
Speed matters : Extra-
Preneurship!
Existing Process Innovation
Build new innovation
skills via
collaboration
Over-served Under-served
Market Status
Company
skill
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Group Grade 14
Relative Contribution with 100 points to allocate
1 2 3 4 5 6 Avg Div/20 Variable Final
1 19 22 18 22 18 19.8 0.99 6.93 13.93
2 20 22 18 22 19 20.2 1.01 7.07 14.07
3 25 30 20 24 26 25 1.25 8.75 15.75
4 10 8 8 10 13 9.8 0.49 3.43 10.43
5 15 18 24 20 24 20.2 1.01 7.07 14.07
6 30 25 24 24 22 25 1.25 8.75 15.75
Total 100 100 100 100 100 100 20 1 7 14
50% of the grade = group grade
50% = contribution to the group as determined by your peers
46. Rated by Who Rated Score One thing positive If applicable, one idea for improvement
Your Number 1
Your Name Ameye Nicolas
Your Group 1
Your Indiv ID 16
Group Member 1 Ismail Abdelfatah 16 11 to complete to complete to complete if you want
Group Member 2 Dierickx Arnaud 16 12 to complete to complete to complete if you want
Group Member 3 Michel Claire 16 13 to complete to complete to complete if you want
Group Member 4 Zinkovskaya Darya 16 14 to complete to complete to complete if you want
Group Member 5 Cortese Francesca 16 15 to complete to complete to complete if you want
Group Member 6 Ameye Nicolas 16 16 100 NA NA
Group Member 7 Torfs Toon 16 17 to complete to complete to complete if you want
Sum 100
Average 100
Notes
Average OK
As easy as 1,2,3
1. Fill in your class ID number
2. Give points to reflect contribution
3. Say something nice (and if necessary something to improve)
1
2 3
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Innovation
Performance
Firm
Performance
Attitudes Processes
Desire/Hunger
Philosophies
Entrepreneurial Orientation
Customer satisfaction
Profit Margins
Business Growth
Financial results
Overall business
performance
Rate of growth
Rate of new introductions
Success rate introductions
New product cycle time
Creation consumer value
Profitability of
introductions
% revenues from new
products
People processes
Organizational Design
Customer Focus
Co-creation
Ecosystem Management
Speed/Results focus
Systems to select ideas
Organizational Alignment
Resource commitment
Strategic
Alignment
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Innovation
Performance
Firm
Performance
Attitudes Processes
Desire/Hunger
Philosophies
Entrepreneurial Orientation
Customer satisfaction
Profit Margins
Business Growth
Financial results
Overall business
performance
Rate of growth
Rate of new introductions
Success rate introductions
New product cycle time
Creation consumer value
Profitability of
introductions
% revenues from new
products
People processes
Organizational Design
Customer Focus
Co-creation
Ecosystem Management
Speed/Results focus
Systems to select ideas
Organizational Alignment
Resource commitment
Strategic
Alignment
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Attitudes
Processes
Habits
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Innovation
Performance
Firm
Performance
Attitudes Processes
Desire/Hunger
Philosophies
Entrepreneurial Orientation
Customer satisfaction
Profit Margins
Business Growth
Financial results
Overall business
performance
Rate of growth
Rate of new introductions
Success rate introductions
New product cycle time
Creation consumer value
Profitability of
introductions
% revenues from new
products
People processes
Organizational Design
Customer Focus
Co-creation
Ecosystem Management
Speed/Results focus
Systems to select ideas
Organizational Alignment
Resource commitment
Strategic
Alignment
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Innovation
Performance
Firm
Performance
Attitudes Processes
Desire/Hunger
Philosophies
Entrepreneurial Orientation
Customer satisfaction
Profit Margins
Business Growth
Financial results
Overall business
performance
Rate of growth
Rate of new introductions
Success rate introductions
New product cycle time
Creation consumer value
Profitability of
introductions
% revenues from new
products
People processes
Organizational Design
Customer Focus
Co-creation
Ecosystem Management
Speed/Results focus
Systems to select ideas
Organizational Alignment
Resource commitment
Strategic
Alignment
84.
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Things don’t
Work I stop
All that
doesn’t kill
me makes
me stronger
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Innovation
Performance
Firm
Performance
Attitudes Processes
Desire/Hunger
Philosophies
Entrepreneurial Orientation
Commitment to learning
Open minded
Knowledge Sharing
Customer satisfaction
Profit Margins
Business Growth
Financial results
Overall business
performance
Rate of growth
Rate of new introductions
Success rate introductions
New product cycle time
Creation consumer value
Profitability of
introductions
% revenues from new
products
People processes
Organizational Design
Customer Focus
Co-creation
Ecosystem Management
Speed/Results focus
Systems to select ideas
Organizational Alignment
Resource commitment
Strategic
Alignment
Learning
90. Category Area Suggested Actions Suggested reading
Desire / Hunger
Look for bright spots / Proof innovation can
deliver
Switch
The Black Swan
Philosophies Look at the future without innovation
Re-Imagine
Built to Last/ Innovators Dilemma
Entrep Orientation
Smaller workgroups / bureaucracy busting /
reward risk taking
Intrapreneuring in Action
People processes Adapt systems from Wise Crowds methods
The Difference
The Wisdom of Crowds
Org design Look at what is measure and rewarded
Funky Business
The Intelligent Organization
Customer Focus
Re-think marketing research / start insight
research
The Four Steps to the Epiphany
Customer Driven Marketing
Co-creation
Look at ways to identify new needs / new
experiences with partners
Co-Creation
the Power of Co-creation
Ecosystems
Co-innovation analysis/ Adoption chain
analysis
The Wide Lens
the Fifth Discipline
Systems to select ideas Review current systems and add rigor
Jump start your brain
The Innovators Solution
Speed / Results focus Lean start-up methods / Results metrics
The Lean Start-up
Re-work
Walking the talk Strategic Alignment Internal gap analysis / strategy consultants
Strategy Safari
Competing for the Future
A growth mindset Learning
Knowledge management systems
Build commitment/openess to learning
Mindset, Outliers, Talent is Over-
rated, The Fifth Discipline
Process/ Habits
Attitudes