5. • One of the most famous and
ground-breaking examples of
process innovation is Henry Ford’s
invention of the world’s first moving
assembly line.
• This process change not only
simplified vehicle assembly but
shortened the time necessary to
produce a single vehicle from 12
hours to 90 minutes.
6. Automatic replenishment ordering of supplies in a warehouse is an example of a process
of innovation where the whole process is enhanced for efficiency.
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8. • In order to reach a wider customer base in this digital world, L’Oréal developed an App
called the L’Oréal makeup genius.
• This app allowed users to do a digital makeover and by doing so they were able to sample
the best makeups that suited their skin tones.
• The app was a huge success, being downloaded more than seven millions times.
9. • Virgin America introduced a focus group program comprising of 30 frequent flyers and customers who give
feedbacks and generate ideas on how the airline can improve its services.
• The focus group is in turn given discounts and rewards.
• One direct impact of the customers’ feedback was the development of an in-flight social network which
enables customers to connect during flights.
11. • After experiencing coordination issues and complications
with Windows Vista, Microsoft radically reorganized in 1999.
• They realized that too much bureaucracy and too much
departmental thinking had paralyzed the ability to
innovate at that time.
• Microsoft therefore put lots of efforts into being more agile
without rigid hierarchies.
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13. • Apple is one of the best examples of incremental innovation approach.
• The flagship product—the iPhone—is a gradually evolving concept that thrives on
incremental technology updates.
• Since its launch in 2007, the iPhone has undergone multiple iterations, with each new model
offering a sleeker model, better camera, or improved speed or graphics.
18. • Yellow Tail recognised that most wine brands
operate in a red ocean.
• Reduced or eliminated the elements that the
industry competed on.
• Differentiated themselves.
• Created a blue ocean market.
• Created a drink which was sweet enough to appeal
to the masses.
• Captured demand from beer and spirit drinkers
rather than just wine buffs.
• Only Red and White varieties.