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- 1. Pixie Dust and Product Development How to Make Your Idea Fly Jed Morley, VP of Marketing for Hire at Sprout Marketing 02/14/09
- 2. Invention v. Innovation. -- Dev Patnaik, Jump Associates
- 4. Purpose: Share principles of innovation to increase the chances of entrepreneurial success. 1. Understand the perceived constraints. 2. Observe real people in real-life situations. 3. Visualize new-to-the-world concepts and the customers who will use them. 4. Evaluate and refine the prototypes in a series of quick iterations. 5. Commercialize the new concept.
- 7. The Marketing Spectrum Focused on Ideation and Validation today
- 8. 1. Understand: the market, the client, the technology, and the perceived constraints on the problem .
- 13. “ One man’s trash is another man’s stylish, contemporary coffee table.” -- www.cardboarddesign.com
- 14. 2. Observe real people in real-life situations. At point(s) of sale. At point(s) of use.
- 19. Sympathy: Feel for them. Empathy: Feel with them.
- 21. How much does it hurt? Emoticons v. hopping on one foot.
- 23. “ People don’t care about banks, but they care a whole lot about money and its role in their lives.” -- Juicing the Orange , p. 26
- 24. “ Save automatically with every Check Card purchase you make. Saving is a whole lot simpler when you don’t have to think about it. That’s the idea behind Keep the Change. When you enroll, each time you buy something with your Bank of America Check Card, we’ll round up your purchase to the nearest dollar amount and transfer the difference from your checking account to your savings account. You get to keep the change – so every cup of coffee, tank of gas, or bag of groceries adds up to more savings for you. What could be easier? We’ll even match your savings We’ll match your Keep the Change savings for the first 3 months, to the penny. After that, we’ll continue matching 5% a year. The maximum total match is $250 per year. .” www.bankofamerica.com Keep the Change® from Bank of America
- 25. “ I went running with the high school cross country team.” — Dave Schenone, Nike Innovation Director
- 26. Why? x 5.
- 27. “ I want to be able to kick it down to my family members, like my Mom’s Singer machine.” “ It always looks professional.” “ This was my chocolate.” “ I have blouses in drawers with no sleeves because it was too hard.”
- 31. “ Ask your doctor about the little purple pill.” Recommenders. Decision makers.
- 45. Yudu Personal Screen Printer.
- 55. Ideate. Defer judgment. Encourage wild ideas. Build on the ideas of others. One conversation at a time. Stay focused on the topic. Go for quantity. Be visual: sketch.
- 56. “ Enlightened trial and error succeeds over the planning of the lone genius.” — IDEO
- 57. Know when to diverge and converge. Headers and heelers.
- 58. 3. Visualize new-to-the-world concepts and the customers who will use them.
- 59. Sell the Story.
- 61. Nu Skin® ProDerm™ Skin Analyzer
- 65. 4. Evaluate and Refine
- 70. ORS Lifeport Kidney Transporter
- 71. ORS Lifeport Kidney Transporter
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- 75. ORS Lifeport Kidney Transporter
- 76. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 77. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 78. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 79. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 80. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 81. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 82. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 83. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 84. Design Thinking Applied to Environments. Michael Fazio: www.archideas.com
- 85. Let’s Fly.