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- 1. IIBA Canberra Branch How to measure Innovation – presented by Andrew Lizzio
- 2. How to measure INNOVATION Andrew Lizzio 📧 andrew.lizzio@wizup.com.au 📞041 222 1279.
- 3. How to measure INNOVATION By: Andrew Lizzio Preamble Innovation is more than a buzzword!! Learn the difference between “optimisation”, “innovation” and “industry disruption”. Understand how to easily measure innovation in a way that is intuitive and repeatable, being able to spot innovation in your people. Get an exclusive look inside the latest R&D that is pushing the boundaries of critical decision support. A dashboard experience that visualises organisational hot-spots, in real-time, all the time. An unmissable event for any leaders in and drivers of innovation.
- 5. The driver… Not comfortable CHANGE Current VALUE <> Expected VALUE Drives… Drives…
- 6. Takeaway 1… The key is… VALUE But how much value ???
- 7. The measurement problem… “I want to measure your finger!” Which finger? Which hand? Why discriminate against the other fingers? What about the people that don’t have that finger?
- 8. The measurement problem… “What is a millimetre?” A unit of length, equal to one thousandth of a metre, and one tenth of a centimetre.
- 9. The measurement problem… “What is a millimetre?” The length of the path travelled by light in vacuum during a time interval of of a second. 1 299,792,458,000
- 10. The point is… You can measure something unknown by using something slightly more known!
- 13. The connection… What is the relationship between value and innovation?
- 14. Innovation = Change in Value Time Takeaway 3… Contextualised to the current market
- 15. Takeaway 4… 0 No change 0 - 1 BAU (Expected change) 1 - 2 Innovation (Unexpected change) 2 - 3 Industry Disruption (Unexpected change) (Shifts change appetite) +3 Industry Destruction (Unexpected change) (Value > business maturity)
- 18. Other examples… Light bulbs LEDs 2 - 3 Industry Disruption (Unexpected change) (Shifts change appetite) x 2 CPU speed in 2 years 0 - 1 BAU (Expected change) Nuclear technology +3 Industry Destruction (Unexpected change) (Value > business maturity) Age pill +3 Industry Destruction (Unexpected change) (Value > business maturity)
- 19. So what… A tool to help you determine… “fit-for-purpose” for your client
- 20. Just remember… You are not one of these!!! Re-assess for each client type… 1. Stakeholders 2. Workers 3. Consumers
- 21. Q&A… First it was Shakespeare, now it’s poetry. Things are going from Bard to Verse!! “Verse me your questions, fair maiden!” The end!
- 22. 22 IIBA Canberra Branch BAPD 2020 • 22nd October 2020 • Returning to QT • Opportunities to contribute • Present • Sponsor • Volunteer
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- Can the people at the back hear me? What a dumb question! Have you thought about it. It’s almost like writing a sign that says “Let me know if you cannot you read this!” So, can I ask everyone at the back to come forward please? I know this may make you feel uncomfortable.
- Can the people at the back hear me? What a dumb question! Have you thought about it. It’s almost like writing a sign that says “Let me know if you cannot you read this!” So, can I ask everyone at the back to come forward please? I know this may make you feel uncomfortable.
- Speaking of uncomfortable, I arrived back in Canberra yesterday after 2 months travelling for business. And presented beautifully on the bed was a xmas present from my beautiful mother-in-law. Opening it, I found this… (show shirt) Talk about uncomfortable. But not being comfortable is what drives change.
- It’s when your current perception of value does not match your expected perception of value. You know, I was in Perth yesterday as a guest speaker for the National Computer Accessibility Conference. This will give you an idea of how not-smart I was. I decided to talk about a new way of measuring accessibility, only to find out that I was presenting to 100s of WCAG specialists. Talk about uncomfortable, on both sides. But I got lucky, and that discomfort gave them an unexpected and valuable takeaway. A new way of understanding accessibility.
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