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- 1. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Building a Business with an Innovation Culture
- 2. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Building a Business with an Innovation Culture Presented by Paul Mulder Sputnik-3: Executive paul@sputnik-3.com mrpaulmulder
- 3. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Agenda o Baseline measure the current culture o Know your SWOT o Define the role of innovation o Identify the sources of innovation o Set metrics and measures for Innovation o Lead transformation of the business
- 4. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential
- 5. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Baseline measure the current culture
- 6. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Know your SWOT 1. Macro 2. Micro 3. Competitive
- 7. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Define the role of innovation
- 8. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Identify the Sources of Innovation
- 9. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Set Metrics and Measures for Innovation 1. Innovation Specific 2. Contained in MISSION Statement 3. KPI
- 10. © SPUTNIK-3 Customer Centric Systems Confidential Lead Transformation of the Business
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