25
Oct
VIVI: DESIGNING A NEW BATHROOM EXPERIENCE
- October 25, 2016
- Events & Posts
- design thinking, furniture, human-centred design, innovation, product design
29
May
FROM LOOKING “WITHIN” TO LOOKING “ACROSS”: 6 PATHS THAT WILL HELP YOU FIND A BLUE OCEAN
- May 29, 2015
- Events & Posts
- Blue Ocean Strategy, chain of buyers, competition, complementary products, customer behaviour, disruptive trends, emotional appeal, industry, innovation, noncustomers, rational appeal, strategic groups, substitutes
If you are going to build your next innovation strategy, you cannot do without stretching your mind, by looking across six paths. This will challenge your assumptions.
The first path is that of your product/service substitutes.
Ask yourself: “What customer need is my product/service covering? What alternatives from different industries are able to deliver the same value and satisfy the same customer need? Why sometimes customers prefer substitutes to our offering?”
Banks for example, have underestimated the dangerous nature of external players, such as Google, Paypal, Apple and so on. They believed to compete only within the banking industry, not considering the broader universe of on-line and mobile services.
22
May
THINKING BEYOND EXISTING DEMAND
- May 22, 2015
- Events & Posts, What’s “blue”
- Blue Ocean Strategy, competitors, customers, innovation, new demand, new markets, noncustomers
One of the cornerstones of Blue Ocean Strategy is the inclusion of non-customers into your strategy, in order to create a significant demand for your innovation.
22
May
WHY SHOULD COMPANIES “STAY INNOVATIVE”?
- May 22, 2015
- Events & Posts
- business, future trends, innovation, leadership, strategy, vision, VUCA
There is a military acronym increasingly used to define the world we are living in: V.U.C.A – Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity. These four words hold the main reasons for organizations and their leaders to “stay innovative”.
