Innovation Strategies and Models Presentation-SELECTED
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INNOVATION STRATEGIES & MODELS
Presented by: Kamal Manwani (67)
Pranav Mohla (63) Nitin Singh (68) Nitin Sharma
Aman Sachdev
INDEXWhat is innovation Innovation Vs InventionTypes of InnovationInnovation levelsInnovation strategiesExample Innovation modelsBenefits of InnovationIssues with Innovation Future scope Conclusion
WHAT IS INNOVATION?
Innovation is the application of better solutions that meet new requirements, inarticulate needs, or existing market needs. Innovation generally refers to renewing, changing or creating more effective processes, products or ways of doing things.
INNOVATION
Innovation takes place through the interaction of three intermingled factors or forces i.e.
1.What technology is available to produce
2.Whether that technology is viable in the marketplace
3.What features or services are desired by consumers
INNOVATIONis
Innovation and InventionInvention is the creation of new technology or process or
product first time either physically or conceptually. It’s the core/new idea.
“Innovation,” on the other hand, occurs if someone improves on or makes a significant contribution to an existing product, process or service or when it becomes economically successful. It’s the exploited version of that idea.
All innovations are inventions but not vice versa.
Innovation and Invention
Why Innovate?
Types of Innovation
Novel change
Minor change
Componentknowledge
Existing Novel component configuration
Types of Innovation
Product & Process InnovationOpen & Closed InnovationIncremental & Radical InnovationModular and Architectural Innovation
Types of Innovation: Product & Process Innovation
Types of InnovationOpen & Closed Innovation
Concept Development Implementation
PROJECT START
CONCEPT FROZEN
MARKETINTRODUCTION
Concept Development
Implementation
PROJECT START
CONCEPT FROZEN
MARKETINTRODUCTION
Open Model For Innovation
Closed Model For Innovation
Types of Innovation
Modular Innovation Change in Component Technology
Steam Engine of Car
Fuel Engine of Car
Modular Innovation :
It refers to significant change in elements of product and process of technology without any significant change to the existing configuration of the elements.
Types of Innovation
Improving inherent processes/inputs to achieve higher output
Incremental Innovation :
Represents minor improvements or change in the elements of an existing product or processes. Their incubation and implementation require little new knowledge because they are already aligned with existing organizational skills and capabilities.
Types of Innovation
Architectural Innovation Change in Product Structure
Architectural Innovation :
These innovation requires use of existing organizational practices and technologies but reconfigure them in a new knowledge of how the existing components are to be configured into a new system, which will result in better organizational efficiency.
Types of Innovation
Displacing Existing Technology
Radical Innovation :
It represents revolutionary change that require clear departure from existing organizational practices and technologies. They are not aligned with the organizational skills and capabilities and these require significant new knowledge for both component and configuration of the system.
Innovation Levels
NATIONAL LEVEL
ENTERPRISE LEVEL
INDIVIDUAL LEVEL
Govt. Policies & support
Enterprise policies,
support & initiatives
Individual & group
innovation activities
Innovation Occurs at Three Levels
Innovation Strategies
Innovation Models
a) Drucker’s Modelb) Linear Modelc) Non Linear Model – Stephen Kline’s Chain Linked
Model d) Ralph Gomory circle modele) The holistic model of technological innovationf) Alic Branscomb’s modelg) Henderson-Clark Model
Drucker’S Model of Innovation
Innovation Process
Linear/Pipeline/Ladder/Bucket Model Approach
Each level produces output that are transferred as inputs for next level
R&D Model Explains Link Between Knowledge & Economic Performance
Criticism Of Linear ModelIt diverts attention from the social & economic
determinants of scientific research activity.It neglects the non scientific origins of many
technological developments.It creates barrier to innovations.It is an expensive model since R & D needs a lot
of infrastructure.
Innovation is much Broader than R&DR & D concentrates on product development,
aims at introducing genuine invention with major or radical innovations.
Innovation requires the coupling of the technical and economic know-how to align Activities in the market + R & D+ production
functions
Difference between R&D and Innovation• Reported formal R & D expenditures are only a
part of the innovation related outlays made by firms
• Formal R & D not effected by alliances and relationships of power between agencies & firms
Research sparks innovation but does not initiate it
Innovation passes through a design stage , market need appreciation & then commercialization
Non Linear Model: Stephen Kline’s Chain –Linked ModelIt emphasizes the social-cultural-technical nature
of innovation in context to industry & technology
The first path of innovation process , central chain of-innovation, begins with DESIGN & continues through DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTION to MARKETING
The second path is a series of feedbacks
Chain-Linked models
PotentialMarket
Invent/ produce analytic design
Detailed design &
test
Redesign & procedure
Distribute & market
Existing corpus of knowledge
RESEARCH
SECOND PATH
FIRST PATH
The Two PhasesInnovation process at firm’s level
The innovation chain is visualized as a path starting with the perception of a new market opportunity and/or a new science & technology- based invention
Feedback relations are generated : short feedback loops link each downstream phase in the central chain with the phase immediately preceding it and longer feedback loops link perceived market demand and product users with phase upstream
Problems identified by the processes of designing and testing new products and new processes often spawn research engineering disciplines & also in sciences.
Industry focused process of innovation
Innovation takes place with the help of available knowledge.
when corporate engineers confront a problem in technical innovation, they will call first on known science & technology e.g. automobile industry
Only when those sources of information fail to provide adequate information the industry goes in for R & D in the innovation process . Firms below a certain size cannot bear the cost of an R & D team.
The Two Phases
Ralf Gomory’s Circle Model
New things come from science-step by step into practice
Scientists play dominant role in basic research & early phases
Relationship of science & technology-repeated, continuous incremental improvement
Later stages on already commercial products
The Ladder ProcessCyclic development
Process
Two Phases1 2
The Holistic Model
Alic-Branscomb’s ModelInnovation is a social process
Application of knowledge & other inputs to design, develop, create& market products
D&D: Design and Development
Results from artful combination of new with old
Henderson-Clark Model
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