HOW TO PROMOTE
INTRAPRENEURSHIP IN AN
ORGANISATION?
By:
NazeerAaisha
Saulick Kajal
Vencatasamy Keshini
Ramyad Julietta
Toorabally Zaira
BSc (Hons.) International Business Management (year 3)
University of Mauritius
Defin ition
Entrepreneurship vs I ntrapreneurship
Key p oints
OVERVIEW
Ad vantages of I ntrap ren eu rs h ip
Factors th at motivate intrap ren eu rs h ip
Obstacles
How to p romote th is con cept
Solu tion s
โ€ข Known as corporate venturing
โ€ข Set of strategies and practices
โ€ข Promote, cultivate & manage
entrepreneurial competencies
โ€ข Create the context conditions that
make feasible the development of new
ideas and business projects
What is
Intrapreneurship?
Factors that motivate intrapreneurship in
an organization
โ€ข Management support, risk-
taking & proactiveness
โ€ข Resource availability
โ€ข Reward and appreciation
WHO IS AN
INTRAPRENEUR?
An employee of a large
corporation who is given freedom
and financial support to create
new products, services, systems &
does not have to follow the
corporation's usual routines or
protocols
โ€œIt'snot about money. It's about the people you have, and how you're led."
- Steve Jobs
Entrepreneur
vs
Intrapreneur
An entrepreneur is a person who sets up his own
business from scratch whereas an intrapreneur is
an employee who develops a new business idea
within an already established organization.
Entrepreneur : Funds from personal sources (Savings, borrowings, loan)
Intrapreneur : Funds and resources of the organisation in which he is employed
Capital
Entrepreneur: Bears all risks โ€“ can lead to losses, bankruptcy
Intrapreneur: Company bears most of the risks
Risk
Entrepreneur: Free to take decisions on his own
Intrapreneur: Must seek approval from seniors and team
Decision-making
Entrepreneur: Can go out work if the business fails
Intrapreneur: Can still work within the organisation
Job Security
Network
Resources and
Facilities
Entrepreneur: Can to create its own networks, for.eg finds suppliers, investors
Intrapreneur: Can benefit from the network of the organisation
Entrepreneur: Has to find effective resources, for e.g. HR, Raw materials, advertising..
Intrapreneur: Has readily available resources, team members, production facilities
Both Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs
โ€ข are innovative persons
โ€ข aim to bring innovation, creativity & newness
โ€ข add value to goods & services
โ€ข take high level of risks
โ€ข motivated to achieve success, recognition &
rewards
โ€ข work to improve the capacity, efficiency &
productivity of the business
Similarities
Advantages of
adopting
Intrapreneurial
Practices
Revenue
&
Organization
growth
Innovation
Attract
external
talent
Leadership
Breed
talent
autonomy
Enhance
employee
morale
Worldโ€™s Most Innovative
Companies | 2018
1. Apple
2. Google
3. Microsoft
4. Amazon
5. Samsung
6. Tesla
7. Facebook
8. IBM
9. Uber
10. Alibaba
11. Airbnb
12. SpaceX
13. Netflix
14. Tencent
15. Hewlett-Packard
| BCG Report
โ€ข Familiarity trap: favouring the familiar over the unfamiliar
โ€ข Maturity trap: favouring the mature over the nascent
โ€ข Propinquity trap: favouring proximity to existing solutions
rather than completely new solutions
Lack of Entrepreneurial
Culture
Letโ€™s talk
about
creativity
at its
best.
How to promote Intrapreneurship?
โ€ข Deloitte Framework
โ€ข Published in 2015
โ€ข Guiding tool for corporations
โ€ข Helps to understand the notion behind intrapreneurship
โ€ข A framework on how to incorporate it into companiesโ€™ DNA
Deloitteโ€™s 5 Insights Explored
People centric
Bottom-up
Approach
Company
Growth, Culture
& Talent
Find & Recognize
Intrapreneurs
Intrapreneurs
know the rules
& break them
effectively
Different
Management
Approach
INSIGHT 1 โ€“ People Centric, Bottom-up Approach
โ€ข Radical in-house innovation
โ€ข Make work meaningful
โ€ข Foster great management
โ€ข Establish a flexible, humane, inclusive
workplace
โ€ข Create ample opportunities for growth
โ€ข Establish vision, purpose, and
transparency in leadership
๏ƒผ Demarcate products & service from
competitors through innovation
๏ƒผ Flexible work environment
๏ƒผ A mean to exploit โ€˜chaoticโ€™
opportunities & satisfy market gap
๏ƒผ Helps to promote sustainable
competitive advantage
Starbucks Coffee โ€“ engage with the
local community, products are eco-
friendly, sustainability practices
through new technologies
INSIGHT 2 โ€“ Company Growth, Culture and Talent
โ€ข Innovation (Elevating the top line)
๏ƒผ Help businesses to seize new opportunities
๏ƒผ Examples: Toyota, Sony PlayStation , Facebook, Apple
โ€ข Breeding talent
๏ƒผ Facilitates the creation of an organizational
environment
which cultivate talent and support diverse projects
๏ƒผ Retain talented and motivate employees
โ€ข Constantly focused on
developing for the future.
โ€ข Introduced automated driving
โ€ข Aim to bridge the gap between
human and robots through
innovation
โ€ข Connects people, cars and
communities through state-of-
the-art technology.
โ€ข Created breakthrough products
through innovation โ€“ The
PlayStation
โ€ข Constantly change its
management structure to
remain innovative
โ€ข Horizontal system - to speed up
decision making and market
responsiveness
โ€ข Continuous R&D
โ€ข Grow bottom line
๏ƒผ Resources need to be effectively
allocated to encourage successful
intrapreneurship
๏ƒผ Lead to enhanced goodwill
โ€ข Cut time to market
๏ƒผ Quicker delivery speed of new
product or service = competitiveness
๏ƒผ Determine success of companies
๏ƒผ Amazon โ€“ Prime Air delivery system
INSIGHT 3 โ€“ Find & Recognize intrapreneurs
An intrapreneur is
โ€ข highly motivated
โ€ข constantly working and willing to undertake difficult task
โ€ข The company can identify intrapreneurs by relying on certain common traits
Freedom seeking
Intrapreneurs are people with genuine desire for
autonomy in their job. They usually seek for
occasion that encourages freedom of originality, as
well as flexibility in the workplace in order to give
their fullest to the organization.
Visionary
Good intrapreneurs should have coherent vision
about where the company stands now, where it will
be in future days and find ways to get it there.
Total Commitment
That is, the intrapreneur is someone who is highly
motivated and is constantly working and willing to
undertake difficult task.
These Traits are:
Flexible
They adapt easily to new situation that is when
problem arise, the intrapreneurs are able to shift to
other situation rapidly.
Tolerance Uncertainty
Intrapreneurs are risk takers who are willing to take
any challenge that can lead their work to perfection.
knowledge-thirsty
They always seek for future and learn about how they
can continuously improved their task.
Problem Solver
Intrapreneurs are the best people in the company
that would identify issues and suggesting creative
ways to fix them.
Paul Buchheit
the man behind our mailbox
๏ƒผ Visionary, Ambitious, Freedom
Seeker
๏ƒผ Became 23rd employee at Google
๏ƒผ Creator and lead developer of Gmail
(2001)
๏ƒผ Prompted what would become
AdSense
INSIGHT 4 โ€“ Let employees bend rules effectively
โ€ข Passion and motivation to create something
new and innovative, be it, a specific service,
product, process or routine.
โ€ข Tendency of not following company rules that
hinder their work and creativity.
โ€ข They do not act in way that harm the company.
โ€ข Believe in bending the rules instead of breaking
them.
โ€ข Work to achieve their vision in line with abiding
to business etiquettes.
Dr. Thorsten
Intrapreneur at Fraunhofer
Venture.
Sometimes he develops something
new without complying with all the
rules of his company and test it on
a small scale.
If the idea works, he then talk to
his next level supervisor.
Thus, he does not follow all the
rules, but works hard and present
his ideas well.
Structure, Support
& Autonomy
INSIGHT 5 โ€“ Different Management Approach
Motivation &
Compensation
Resources
Communicatio
n
01: Structure, Support and Autonomy
โ€ข Flexible and agile organizational architecture
โ€ข Freedom of ideas and execution
โ€ข Democratic leadership
โ€ข Top-down support
โ€ข Mixture of organizational culture
Spoke-and-Wheel
Hierarchy
Product-based Divisions
Weak Functional Matrix
02: Motivation
&
Compensation
โ€ข Recognize Mistakes
โ€ข Celebrate Success -Reward
System is necessary
โ€ข Goals, feedback & individual
accountability
โ€ข Acknowledgement
โ€ข Help to upgrade creative
capacity
๏ƒผ One of Americaโ€™s Most Admired
Corporations
๏ƒผ Highest award for innovation
๏ƒผ Measurement and reward frameworks
(Carlton Society & Golden Step)
๏ƒผ Trials and errors is encouraged
03: Leverage existing Resources
โ€ข War for Talent โ€“ Shifting from quantitative
minds to creative ones
โ€ข Nurture existing employees
โ€ข Non-traditional way to advance careers
โ€ข Intrapreneurial Education
โ€ข Access to data and business intelligence
โ€ข Networking, collaboration and mentorship
โ€ข Element of fun
-40
04: Communication
โ€ข Open climate โ€“ 2 way
communication
โ€ข Keep innovative ideas flowing
โ€ข Factor of motivation
โ€ข Lead to enthusiasm
โ€ข Generation of ideas
โ€ข Develop sense of belonging
โ€ข Google Cafes โ€“ Cross Pollinating
Google
Offices
around
the world
Fun environment
Easy Interaction
Employee-centred
20% Time policy
Achieving
your goals
is never
easy
โ€ข Lack of entrepreneurial culture supporting innovation
โ€ข Inaccessibility to accurate and timely data
โ€ข Lack of reward recognition for hard-work and innovation
โ€ข Not suitable for smaller businesses
โ€ข Leadership conflict due to multiple CEOs
โ€ข Difficulty to effectively allocate resources
Obstacles to Intrapreneurship
FEEL
THE
FEAR
AND DO
Measures to overcome these challenges
โ€ข Develop a culture of intrapreneurship by
encouraging workers to innovate and enhancing
transparency
โ€ข Implement effective reward management
โ€ข Enhance decentralization and empower employees
โ€ข Encourage teamwork and healthy competition
โ€ข Encourage effective communication
โ€ข Designation of clear objectives
โ€ข Enhance innovation
Key Points
โ€ข Innovation is key.
โ€ข Your employees are your most valuable asset.
Treat them well!
โ€ข Supportive leadership is an important pillar.
โ€ข Failure is not always fatal.
โ€ข Intrapreneurship is a long process and requires the
effort of all.
C o n c l u s i o n
Today, in the name of intrapreneurship, companies
worldwide are evolving quickly. Everyone has recognized
the need to be unique to be able to survive on todayโ€™s
competitive market.
Organizations are beginning to recognize that innovation
is not the result of a lone genius; rather it is a
collaborative process where people from many different
parts of the organization contribute to the creation and
implementation of new ideas. In fact, intrapreneurship is
not one-size-fits- all, but rather each organization should
do what best fits their needs.
Afterall, the world is on the verge of a creative
revolution.
The End
โ€œBe a Columbus, smell the fragrance of the new lands and discover them.โ€
โ€• Amit Ray

Entrepreneurship & Intrepreneurship

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    HOW TO PROMOTE INTRAPRENEURSHIPIN AN ORGANISATION? By: NazeerAaisha Saulick Kajal Vencatasamy Keshini Ramyad Julietta Toorabally Zaira BSc (Hons.) International Business Management (year 3) University of Mauritius
  • 2.
    Defin ition Entrepreneurship vsI ntrapreneurship Key p oints OVERVIEW Ad vantages of I ntrap ren eu rs h ip Factors th at motivate intrap ren eu rs h ip Obstacles How to p romote th is con cept Solu tion s
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    โ€ข Known ascorporate venturing โ€ข Set of strategies and practices โ€ข Promote, cultivate & manage entrepreneurial competencies โ€ข Create the context conditions that make feasible the development of new ideas and business projects What is Intrapreneurship?
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    Factors that motivateintrapreneurship in an organization โ€ข Management support, risk- taking & proactiveness โ€ข Resource availability โ€ข Reward and appreciation
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    WHO IS AN INTRAPRENEUR? Anemployee of a large corporation who is given freedom and financial support to create new products, services, systems & does not have to follow the corporation's usual routines or protocols โ€œIt'snot about money. It's about the people you have, and how you're led." - Steve Jobs
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    An entrepreneur isa person who sets up his own business from scratch whereas an intrapreneur is an employee who develops a new business idea within an already established organization.
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    Entrepreneur : Fundsfrom personal sources (Savings, borrowings, loan) Intrapreneur : Funds and resources of the organisation in which he is employed Capital Entrepreneur: Bears all risks โ€“ can lead to losses, bankruptcy Intrapreneur: Company bears most of the risks Risk Entrepreneur: Free to take decisions on his own Intrapreneur: Must seek approval from seniors and team Decision-making Entrepreneur: Can go out work if the business fails Intrapreneur: Can still work within the organisation Job Security Network Resources and Facilities Entrepreneur: Can to create its own networks, for.eg finds suppliers, investors Intrapreneur: Can benefit from the network of the organisation Entrepreneur: Has to find effective resources, for e.g. HR, Raw materials, advertising.. Intrapreneur: Has readily available resources, team members, production facilities
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    Both Entrepreneurs andIntrapreneurs โ€ข are innovative persons โ€ข aim to bring innovation, creativity & newness โ€ข add value to goods & services โ€ข take high level of risks โ€ข motivated to achieve success, recognition & rewards โ€ข work to improve the capacity, efficiency & productivity of the business Similarities
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    Worldโ€™s Most Innovative Companies| 2018 1. Apple 2. Google 3. Microsoft 4. Amazon 5. Samsung 6. Tesla 7. Facebook 8. IBM 9. Uber 10. Alibaba 11. Airbnb 12. SpaceX 13. Netflix 14. Tencent 15. Hewlett-Packard | BCG Report
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    โ€ข Familiarity trap:favouring the familiar over the unfamiliar โ€ข Maturity trap: favouring the mature over the nascent โ€ข Propinquity trap: favouring proximity to existing solutions rather than completely new solutions Lack of Entrepreneurial Culture
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    How to promoteIntrapreneurship? โ€ข Deloitte Framework โ€ข Published in 2015 โ€ข Guiding tool for corporations โ€ข Helps to understand the notion behind intrapreneurship โ€ข A framework on how to incorporate it into companiesโ€™ DNA
  • 16.
    Deloitteโ€™s 5 InsightsExplored People centric Bottom-up Approach Company Growth, Culture & Talent Find & Recognize Intrapreneurs Intrapreneurs know the rules & break them effectively Different Management Approach
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    INSIGHT 1 โ€“People Centric, Bottom-up Approach โ€ข Radical in-house innovation โ€ข Make work meaningful โ€ข Foster great management โ€ข Establish a flexible, humane, inclusive workplace โ€ข Create ample opportunities for growth โ€ข Establish vision, purpose, and transparency in leadership
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    ๏ƒผ Demarcate products& service from competitors through innovation ๏ƒผ Flexible work environment ๏ƒผ A mean to exploit โ€˜chaoticโ€™ opportunities & satisfy market gap ๏ƒผ Helps to promote sustainable competitive advantage Starbucks Coffee โ€“ engage with the local community, products are eco- friendly, sustainability practices through new technologies
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    INSIGHT 2 โ€“Company Growth, Culture and Talent โ€ข Innovation (Elevating the top line) ๏ƒผ Help businesses to seize new opportunities ๏ƒผ Examples: Toyota, Sony PlayStation , Facebook, Apple โ€ข Breeding talent ๏ƒผ Facilitates the creation of an organizational environment which cultivate talent and support diverse projects ๏ƒผ Retain talented and motivate employees
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    โ€ข Constantly focusedon developing for the future. โ€ข Introduced automated driving โ€ข Aim to bridge the gap between human and robots through innovation โ€ข Connects people, cars and communities through state-of- the-art technology. โ€ข Created breakthrough products through innovation โ€“ The PlayStation โ€ข Constantly change its management structure to remain innovative โ€ข Horizontal system - to speed up decision making and market responsiveness โ€ข Continuous R&D
  • 21.
    โ€ข Grow bottomline ๏ƒผ Resources need to be effectively allocated to encourage successful intrapreneurship ๏ƒผ Lead to enhanced goodwill โ€ข Cut time to market ๏ƒผ Quicker delivery speed of new product or service = competitiveness ๏ƒผ Determine success of companies ๏ƒผ Amazon โ€“ Prime Air delivery system
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    INSIGHT 3 โ€“Find & Recognize intrapreneurs An intrapreneur is โ€ข highly motivated โ€ข constantly working and willing to undertake difficult task โ€ข The company can identify intrapreneurs by relying on certain common traits
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    Freedom seeking Intrapreneurs arepeople with genuine desire for autonomy in their job. They usually seek for occasion that encourages freedom of originality, as well as flexibility in the workplace in order to give their fullest to the organization. Visionary Good intrapreneurs should have coherent vision about where the company stands now, where it will be in future days and find ways to get it there. Total Commitment That is, the intrapreneur is someone who is highly motivated and is constantly working and willing to undertake difficult task. These Traits are:
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    Flexible They adapt easilyto new situation that is when problem arise, the intrapreneurs are able to shift to other situation rapidly. Tolerance Uncertainty Intrapreneurs are risk takers who are willing to take any challenge that can lead their work to perfection. knowledge-thirsty They always seek for future and learn about how they can continuously improved their task. Problem Solver Intrapreneurs are the best people in the company that would identify issues and suggesting creative ways to fix them.
  • 25.
    Paul Buchheit the manbehind our mailbox ๏ƒผ Visionary, Ambitious, Freedom Seeker ๏ƒผ Became 23rd employee at Google ๏ƒผ Creator and lead developer of Gmail (2001) ๏ƒผ Prompted what would become AdSense
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    INSIGHT 4 โ€“Let employees bend rules effectively โ€ข Passion and motivation to create something new and innovative, be it, a specific service, product, process or routine. โ€ข Tendency of not following company rules that hinder their work and creativity. โ€ข They do not act in way that harm the company. โ€ข Believe in bending the rules instead of breaking them. โ€ข Work to achieve their vision in line with abiding to business etiquettes.
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    Dr. Thorsten Intrapreneur atFraunhofer Venture. Sometimes he develops something new without complying with all the rules of his company and test it on a small scale. If the idea works, he then talk to his next level supervisor. Thus, he does not follow all the rules, but works hard and present his ideas well.
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    Structure, Support & Autonomy INSIGHT5 โ€“ Different Management Approach Motivation & Compensation Resources Communicatio n
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    01: Structure, Supportand Autonomy โ€ข Flexible and agile organizational architecture โ€ข Freedom of ideas and execution โ€ข Democratic leadership โ€ข Top-down support โ€ข Mixture of organizational culture Spoke-and-Wheel Hierarchy Product-based Divisions Weak Functional Matrix
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    02: Motivation & Compensation โ€ข RecognizeMistakes โ€ข Celebrate Success -Reward System is necessary โ€ข Goals, feedback & individual accountability โ€ข Acknowledgement โ€ข Help to upgrade creative capacity ๏ƒผ One of Americaโ€™s Most Admired Corporations ๏ƒผ Highest award for innovation ๏ƒผ Measurement and reward frameworks (Carlton Society & Golden Step) ๏ƒผ Trials and errors is encouraged
  • 31.
    03: Leverage existingResources โ€ข War for Talent โ€“ Shifting from quantitative minds to creative ones โ€ข Nurture existing employees โ€ข Non-traditional way to advance careers โ€ข Intrapreneurial Education โ€ข Access to data and business intelligence โ€ข Networking, collaboration and mentorship โ€ข Element of fun -40
  • 32.
    04: Communication โ€ข Openclimate โ€“ 2 way communication โ€ข Keep innovative ideas flowing โ€ข Factor of motivation โ€ข Lead to enthusiasm โ€ข Generation of ideas โ€ข Develop sense of belonging โ€ข Google Cafes โ€“ Cross Pollinating
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    Google Offices around the world Fun environment EasyInteraction Employee-centred 20% Time policy
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    โ€ข Lack ofentrepreneurial culture supporting innovation โ€ข Inaccessibility to accurate and timely data โ€ข Lack of reward recognition for hard-work and innovation โ€ข Not suitable for smaller businesses โ€ข Leadership conflict due to multiple CEOs โ€ข Difficulty to effectively allocate resources Obstacles to Intrapreneurship
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    Measures to overcomethese challenges โ€ข Develop a culture of intrapreneurship by encouraging workers to innovate and enhancing transparency โ€ข Implement effective reward management โ€ข Enhance decentralization and empower employees โ€ข Encourage teamwork and healthy competition โ€ข Encourage effective communication โ€ข Designation of clear objectives โ€ข Enhance innovation
  • 38.
    Key Points โ€ข Innovationis key. โ€ข Your employees are your most valuable asset. Treat them well! โ€ข Supportive leadership is an important pillar. โ€ข Failure is not always fatal. โ€ข Intrapreneurship is a long process and requires the effort of all.
  • 39.
    C o nc l u s i o n Today, in the name of intrapreneurship, companies worldwide are evolving quickly. Everyone has recognized the need to be unique to be able to survive on todayโ€™s competitive market. Organizations are beginning to recognize that innovation is not the result of a lone genius; rather it is a collaborative process where people from many different parts of the organization contribute to the creation and implementation of new ideas. In fact, intrapreneurship is not one-size-fits- all, but rather each organization should do what best fits their needs. Afterall, the world is on the verge of a creative revolution.
  • 40.
    The End โ€œBe aColumbus, smell the fragrance of the new lands and discover them.โ€ โ€• Amit Ray