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Innovation China: how the Chinese innovate

  1. 1. China: 10 Insights on how the Chinese innovate
  2. 2. Asia 5 Bringing you a flavour of business trends in Asia...in just 5 minutes A Futures Coaching initiative www.futurescoaching.com
  3. 3. speed “Speed, not size is what kills you in China” Moto: get it out the door and see how customers react
  4. 4. growth “$2trillion GDP growth over the next four years is the equivalent to adding France to the Chinese economy” Moto: Grow fast
  5. 5. state planning “5 year planned investment gives policy clarity and means hi-tech infrastructure for cities” Moto: $1,5trillion in 'guaranteed' Government investments creates new opportunities
  6. 6. incremental “Not all innovation has to be a radical big idea” Moto: small stuff often creates more jobs and profits e.g. Huawei's $80 low spec phone which is ideal for Africa & S America
  7. 7. short term bets “We are so focused on making money short-term that longer-term opportunities remain unexploited” Moto: We must be able to monetise quickly...even if quality or the long-term suffers
  8. 8. business model “Innovation is not just about new products” Moto: Do things which generate huge economic benefits e.g. Chinese GSM stations have revolutionised mobile business in Africa; Unlike Facebook, Renren's profits come from online games and digital avatars, not publicity
  9. 9. learning “Innovation starts with learning” Moto: Learn from everyone... just don't admit to it
  10. 10. lack of free thinking “The culture of trying uncomfortable things is not popular” Moto: We may have to learn more about externalising a product or brand
  11. 11. intellectual property “We are getting better at this” Moto: Chinese companies taking Chinese competitors to court, will improve the legal context for everyone
  12. 12. cultural alignment “M&A with foreign companies is problematic; getting cultures aligned is very difficult ” Moto: Our culture is different; you'll need a partner
  13. 13. Acknowledgement  These insights are drawn from the recent Techonomy, 2011 conference.  Clicking this link will get you to the full debate (38mins)  http://www.livestream.com/techonomy/video? clipId=pla_22b4e19c-8693-4c7d-8336- 0bbc1067b132&utm_source=lslibrary&utm_me dium=ui-thumb
  14. 14. LONDON • PARIS Website: www.futurescoaching.com Blog: http://futurescoaching.typepad.com Email: chris@futurescoaching.com

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