Timing Innovation

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    1. Reggy Mortier Market Director The moment of truth in launching innovations Het moment van de waarheid bij het lanceren van innovaties
      • Context (Case)
      • Summary & Conclusion
      Presentation scope Determine Bepalen Control Beheersen Secure Beveiligen
    2. Context
    3. Product platform strategy Platform Strategy - Technology - Product Family Strategy - Market - Vision - People - New Product Introduction - Product / Service -
    4. Three platforms / families of rugged displays
    5. For extreme installations
    6. In extreme environments 100% humidity, interference, sand and dust -46°C +71°C
    7. Price range Low End Market Segment High End Market Segment
    8. thinLITE display family
    9. Determine: fix or find out precisely, calculate Product Life Cycle Monitoring (Management)
    10. Determining the MoT = Profit monitoring x x MoT: Defining & Developing MoT: Selling
    11. Result of our PLC analysis Main Segment Lower Cost & New Size & Performance Low End Market Segment - Disruptive, “Good Enough” Competition - Emerging Segments - New Requirements -
    12. Control: be in command of, manage, restrain Product Portfolio (Platform) Management
    13. To control the MoT = To USE your ... Cannibalization
    14. Bad cannibalization Lost Profit by Bad Cannibalization GOOD
    15. Cannibalize for MAXIMUM RETURN only BIO-MIMICRY Eliminate Competition - Procreation - Secure Food For Offspring - Procreation -
    16. Cannibalize for MAXIMUM PROFIT only
    17. Three possible profit scenarios: III is right one III II I 3000 6000 Cannibalized Profit Lost Profit To Competition Regained Profit New Profit
    18. Resulting profit contribution & ROI 9000 III
    19. MoT was about 2 years later: Hypothetical Ex. Investment
    20. Secure: make certain or safe, succeed in getting Part I: Securing sales (and value based pricing) Part II: Securing maximum profit
    21. Secure: make certain or safe, succeed in getting Part I: Customer Engagement & Involvement
    22. Customer engagement
      • To share & mitigate the risk of a new product introduction
        • creating EARLY customer “Buy-in” & initial customers !
          • Crucial to get the wheel rolling and
          • To get through the nearly “unavoidable” dip !
        • improving and tuning the product with SELECTED customers
          • Find more & new ways of using your product
          • Using initial design provisions !
    23. Avoiding the Voice of the Customer “trap”
    24. During development @ all major stage gates
      • Stage Gate 0: Voice of the Customer @ product definition
    25. Customer engagement
      • To strive for & achieve customer Delight !
    26. KANO Customer Needs Model KANO Leads to loyal customers & better pricing Didn’t do it at all Did it very well BASIC NEEDS EXCITEMENT NEEDS PERFORMANCE NEEDS Spoken Wants Unspoken Basics – Unless Violated Unspoken Excitement Satisfied Dissatisfied
    27. Example: delight & lower cost !
    28. Example: Product provisions lead to new uses
    29. Secure: make certain or safe, succeed in getting Part II: Phased Product Introduction
    30. Phased product introduction
      • In different, separate market or price segments
      • To maximize profit contribution per segment
        • & consequentially in your total market
    31. Example: Phased introduction per segment Low End Market Segment Main Market Segment Emerging Segments I II III
    32. Summary & conclusion
    33. Summary
      • Determine the moment of truth
        • By monitoring your profit evolution (PLC)
      • Control the moment of truth
        • By “using” cannibalization
          • to maximize your total profit (portfolio)
      • Secure the moment of truth
        • By true customer engagement
          • To sell early & surely (risk management & delight)
        • By phased product introductions per segment
          • To maximize your total market profit
    34. Thank you
      • More information: www.barco.com
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      • Pictures: istockphoto

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