The document discusses the importance of integrating business fundamentals into a company's procurement process and procedures to support growth. It explains that innovation investment analysis involves evaluating innovations for profitability, risk, and strategic fit within a company's product portfolio and roadmap. Innovation analysis can also assess an overall sourcing strategy in terms of customer needs, financial situation, and potential adjustments.

1. For procurement to support company’s growth
some business fundamentals need to be integrated
into the procurement process & procedures.
Business Methods
Benefits Dependency Network
Investment Innovation analysis is defined as the process of evaluating an innovation investment for
profitability and risk evaluation. It ultimately has the purpose of measuring how the given innovation is
a good fit for a company’s product portfolio and future roadmaps.
Innovation Investment analysis can also involve evaluating an overall sourcing strategy, in terms of
the thought process that went into making it, customer needs and financial situation at the time, how
decisions affected a company current portfolio's performance (Cannibalism) and the need for
correction or adjustment if any.
IN SUMMARY
• Innovation Investment analysis involves researching and evaluating securities to determine their
future performance and their suitability, given the stakeholder’s needs, goals and risk tolerance.
• Innovation Investment analysis can also involve evaluating an overall financial or
product/service/solution portfolio strategy and technology roadmap and product line-up.
• Types of Innovation investment analysis include bottom-up, top-down, fundamental, and
technical
Quantitative modeling
Market Lifecycle Analysis
Confrontation Matrix
Ansoff’s strategic diagnosis model
Solution/tech Storyboard
Business Model Innovation Frame
Financial modeling
Decision tree Diagram
Value Realization Scorecard
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