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Prentice Hall, Inc. © 2006 12-1

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS POLICY10TH EDITION

THOMAS L. WHEELEN J. DAVID HUNGER

CHAPTER 12 Strategic Issues in Managing

Technology and Innovation

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Executive Fear over loss of Innovation

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Technology and Innovation

The Role of Management –

–Innovation–Management of technology

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Technology and Innovation

Environmental Scanning –

–External Scanning•New developments in technology

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Technology and Innovation

Impact of Stakeholders on Innovation –

–Lead Users Process•Lay the foundation•Determine the trends•Identify lead users•Develop the breakthrough

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Technology and Innovation

Impact of Stakeholders on Innovation –

–Market Research–New Product Acquisition

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Technology and Innovation

Environmental Scanning –

–Internal Scanning•Resource development•Experimentation•Risk taking•New ideas•Autonomous project teams

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Technology and Innovation

Environmental Scanning –

–Resource Allocation Issues•R&D intensity•Time to market issues

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Product & Process R&D Innovation Life Cycle

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Technology and Innovation

Outsourcing Technology –

–Low significant to competitive advantage–Supplier has proprietary technology–Supplier’s better–Strategy based on design not development–Requires special expertise–Requires new people and resources

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Technology and Innovation

Intellectual property –

–Special knowledge used in new product or process

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Technology and Innovation

Technological Competence

–Absorptive capacity–Technological competence

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Categories of Innovation

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Product/Market Evolution Portfolio Matrix

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Stages of New Product Development

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Technology & Innovation

Innovative Organizations –

–Positive attitude toward change–Decentralized decision making–Informal structure–Interconnectedness–Organizational slack–Large size–System openness

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Designs for Corporate Entrepreneurship

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Evaluation and Control

Techniques –

–Stage-gate process–House of quality–Index of R&D effectiveness

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House of Quality