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1. The Consumer in the Innovation
Process
Innovation, Markets and the Consumer
Mark Cavender
2. Objective
Understand the role of consumers in the current innovation
processes:
• Co-creation approaches
• Lead users
• End-users
• Customer-centricity
3. Agenda
Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle (TALC)
Consumer Roles in Innovation
Tips and Tricks: Optimizing Consumer Input Across the TALC
4. Agenda
Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle (TALC)
Consumer Roles in Innovation
Tips and Tricks: Optimizing Consumer Input Across the TALC
11. Technology Adoption
Life Cycle
Technology Adoption
Life Cycle
Indefinitely elastic
middle period
MarketGrowth
Time
Main Street
Thriving Market
Maturing Market
Declining Market
Fault
Line!
End of Life
Early
Market Bowling Alley
Tornado
14. Return on Innovation
How can we get a return on innovation?
Differentiation Neutralization
Productivity
15. Agenda
Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle (TALC)
Consumer Roles in Innovation
Tips and Tricks: Optimizing Consumer Input Across the TALC
16. Innovation Has Changed in the 21st Century
From an isolated laboratory To a social and participative
approach
18. Co-Creation
A business strategy focusing on customer experience and
interactive relationships. Co-creation allows and encourages a
more active involvement from the customer to create a value-rich
experience
...is the chance for others to complete the work that you started,
going well beyond what you envisioned or intended"
• Henry Chesbrough
22. Lead Users
Early adopters of new
methods, products, and
technologies.
Their needs and choices
usually portend the needs
and choices of the general
market
Provide significant
opportunities for
introduction of innovative
products.
23. End User
Person or organization that
actually uses a product, as
opposed to the person or
organization that authorizes,
orders, procures, or pays for it.
24. Customer-Centricity
Creating a positive consumer
experience at the point of sale
and post-sale.
Differentiate from competitors
who do not offer the same
experience.
25. Technology and Customer Driven Innovation at
Intuit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3S3RcYQm2jw
26. Agenda
Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle (TALC)
Consumer Roles in Innovation
Tips and Tricks: Optimizing Consumer Input Across the TALC
27. Innovation Across the TALC
CustomerSatisfaction
Time
Enablers
“Delighters”
Price / Performance
Bowling Alley Tornado Main StreetEarly Market
Initial
Release
28. Potential Pitfall
Beware of how you use input from Bowling Alley customers once
they are using your product successfully.
They will tell you the “delighters” they want.
In the Bowling Alley, you should be focusing on the “enablers” for
your next segment(s).
30. Steve Jobs on Innovation
So you can’t go out and ask
people, you know, what’s the
next big thing? There’s a great
quote by Henry Ford, right? He
said, “If I’d asked my customers
what they wanted, they would
have told me ‘A faster horse.‘ ”
34. Use the TALC to Shape the Consumer’s Role in
Innovation
Main Street
Thriving Market
Maturing Market
Declining Market
Fault
Line!
End of Life
Early
Market Bowling Alley
Tornado
35. In Conclusion
The Technology Adoption Life Cycle can serve as a framework for
planning innovation initiatives
Consumers play many roles in the innovation process
Consumer roles vary dramatically as a product category moves
through the Technology Adoption Life Cycle
40. Derechos Reservados 2015 Tecnológico de Monterrey
Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial de esta obra
sin expresa autorización del Tecnológico de Monterrey.
Derechos Reservados 2015 Tecnológico de Monterrey
Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial de esta obra
sin expresa autorización del Tecnológico de Monterrey.