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1. How to
Identify
Winning Products
& Develop them successfully
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“Successful Product Development Workshop” 2012
Locus Research, Motovated Design & Analysis, EverEdgeIP
Presenter: Timothy Allan - Locus Research Ltd
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4. Product Development Process
research idea prototype production to market in market
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5. The Three Stooges
How do you Identify a winning product ?
What are the ingredients of success?
Why does working together matter so much?
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6. Assumptions
This is a presentation about how you at things not about
examples;
It is focussed on New Product Development’ not
iterative extensions to existing products, we figure you
are already doing that;
Only has to be new for you to be new;
Products that impact on your business.
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7. My Bias
New, is not always better, Being the best is what matters;
Be Optimistic but Pragmatic ;
Research is not Negotiable;
Product Integrity is Paramount
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11. More does not mean better
All the Resources and yet?
More bureaucracy & constraints
Feeling you ‘should’ be able to do it
Many innovative people are not a good fit with
established environments
Not good at identifying disruptive value networks
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18. Ingredients of Success
Raw materials Process Timing
(Your Resources) (Your Structure & Sequence) (Decisions & Execution)
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19. Ingredients of Success
Research Platform & Product Embodiment;
Testing, Standards & Compliance;
Product Brand & Marketing;
Sales, Marketing & Distribution;
Business Potential & IP;
Sustainability & Environmental Risk.
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20. Observation is Free
Success is characterised by a few things falling into line
at the right time;
These are external to us, and are not defined by us
although we may be involved with them;
To the Observant, these trends changes and
opportunities can be documented and understood.
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25. My Ideas better than yours
Ideas are like possessions;
Idea’s are a battleground for Ego’s where objectivity has
no place;
Yet Objective decision making is central to our ability to
develop products successfully;
At the start of the process we deliberately avoid idea
generation.
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30. Broad not Deep
You need to have a deep depth of field;
Forgo the narrow, macro view;
Cover as much ground as possible, relationships
between things are important;
Project, people, structure, consumer, gatekeeper, life
cycle, packaging, distribution, risk, standards,
compliance ~
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31. Can you make a business out of it?
This simple question makes you ask the tough questions
๏ Is in growth or in decline?
๏ Regulatory change?
๏ Traffic jam or country road?
๏ Purchasing values?
๏ Easy to extend the offer?
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32. Down the garden path
Asking others about whether an idea is good or not is
circular;
People like the concept of user led research because it
provides what they think is validation;
You can’t deliver what someone thinks they want in their
head, you’ll never get there, you’ll be led down the
garden path.
Get off the fence.
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37. It Starts with your team
To most companies developing products is not their
core business;
If it was, it would be everyones concern, not just the
R&D teams;
Bringing all the disciplines together enables you to
deliver a cohesive, unified product to market.
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38. Resistance
Always likely to be resistance to this approach
Forces people to communicate, be open, transparent,
change the way they work;
If someone does not, ask them to clearly justify why
others don’t need to be involved..(?)
Ideas are possessions which have no time for objectivity.
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39. Need for Speed
If your teams integrated;
They understand & they are thinking about it;
No lengthy handoffs, 3rd party briefings,
miscommunication;
This increases your speed to market by collapsing the
existing linear process into a concurrent & more dynamic
process.
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40. Feeling it on the inside
Look to create internal momentum & motivation;
Your team needs to have the self confidence to feel
successful;
Your confidence rubs off on those that you present and
talk to;
You can change peoples minds;
Make sure your project is built to succeed and your
team believes it.
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41. Summary
More does not mean better;
Ingredients of Success (Materials/Process/Timing)
Observation is free;
Get into place;
Be original;
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42. Summary
My ideas are better than yours ~ don’t treat ideas like
possessions;
Broad not Deep ~ you need to keep a deep depth of
field at the start;
Can you make a business out of it?
Get off the Fence;
Leading changes everything, be prepared;
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43. Summary
Focus on the whole ‘customer experience’ don’t divide
up your thinking;
Need for Speed ~ a concurrent approach works best;
Think Agile not Waterfall;
Feel it on the inside, don’t rely on others to give you
confidence, you need to instill confidence in others;
Digital is Critical
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