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Lean Innovation
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2. Knowit Technology Management
Lean Innovation and Knowledge Based Development
- or, what would Albert say?
Pär Hammarström
Senior Mgmt Consultant
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3. “A business exist to create a customer.”
- Peter F Drucker
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4. Sustainable Success
Respect for Continuous
Entrepeneurial Decide as late
people Chief Engineer as possible
Improvement
Team Room &
Flow/
Visual
Cadence
Mgmt
Amplify
Learning
Set-based
X-Team
design
Skilled people
Management applies and teaches lean thinking
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Adapted from Larman & Vodde
8. The Ladder of Inference
I take Actions based on my beliefs
I adopt Beliefs about the world
The Reflexive Loop
(our beliefs affect what I draw Conclusions
data we select next time)
I make Assumptions based on the
meanings I added
Observable data
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Chris Argyris
9. What do you believe that only you believe?
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11. A Different Perspective
Co-ordinating logic
Motivation
Transparency
Perspective
Knowledge transfer
Enacted environment
Contextual environment
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Sven Hamrefors
12. Intrinsic Motivation
Self
• Autonomy
Actualization – The desire to be self-
directed
• Mastery
Belongingness
– The urge to get better –
in search of flow
• Purpose
– The aspiration to
Survival contribute to
something bigger than
ourselves
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13. Perspectives
+
Conservative Constructive
Reflected experiences
Previous enactment
- Superstitious Novel
- +
Gemba - Go see
Present enactment
14. Directing Factors
Co-ordinating logic
Sensemaking, flow
Create experiences
combining the magic
Transparency
of sw withon every
A PC the power
Connecting
To create a better
desk running
of internet services everyday life for the many
People.
MS sw
across a world of people.
devices
Knowledge transfer
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16. "The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your
sources."
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17. Mindfuck
1, Line B is longer than line A
2, They are equally long
3, We don’t know
A
B
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18. Mindfuck
1, Line A is in line with line C
2, Line B is in line with line C
3, We don’t know
C
A
B
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19. Mindfuck
1, The mid circles are not equally big
2, The mid circles are equally big
3, We don’t know
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20. “I Know That I Know Nothing”
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21. What Do We Know
Waste
The Tacit Dimension
Personal ->Interpersonal through
dialogue and visualizations
What we know that we What we don’t know that we
know – Known Knowns know – Unknown Knowns
What we know that we don’t What we don’t know that we don’t
know – Known Unknowns know – Unknown Unknowns
Assumptions Ignorance
Complicated Complex
Technical systems Sociotechnical systems
Find the facts Trust that patterns will emerge
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22. “Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired
by age eighteen.”
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23. 4 Mental Models of Innovation
Business as usual Let’s fire all the managers
Continuous innovation as the bottom line
80/20
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Gary Hamel
24. Linear Model of Innovation
Basic Research -> Applied Research -> Development -> Diffusion
Basic Research -> Applied Research -> Development -> Production -> Marketing&Sales
Market needs-> Development -> Production -> Marketing&Sales
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26. "If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be
called research, would it?”
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27. The Lean Start-up
• Entrepeneurs are everywhere
– Product Roadmap -> Business Model
– Product Owner - > Entrepeneur
Build
• Validated learning
Idea Product
– Backlog -> To learn list
– On site customer ->
Get out of the building Learn Measure
– Demo -> Perserve or Pivot Data
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Eric Ries
28. The Adoption Cycle
Early Majority Late Majority
”Pragmatists” ”Conservatists”
Relative % customers
Early Adopters
”Visionaries”
Innovators Laggards
”Tech entusiasts” ”Skeptics”
Time
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Geoffrey Moore
29. Technology First – Needs Later
Transition point
where technology
satisfies basic
needs
Relative % customers
Excess Technology
Most customers not
interested
Required
Performance
Technology Dominates User Experience Dominates
(convenience, reliability, cost...)
Technology is ”good enough” Time
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Donald Norman
30. X-Team
Feasible
Technology
User
Viable
Business Desirable
Experience
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Tim Brown
31. Customer Insight Driven – Not Customer Driven
Abstract
Insight Ideas
ABDUCTIVE THINKING
Figure out the story
Ask why 5 times Describe the benefits
Tell a new story
Analysis Synthesis
Prototype and evolve a minimum
Observe how a job is done
desirable, viable and feasible product
Context Artifacts
Concretete
33. Entrepreneurial Chief Engineer?
“It comes from saying no to 1,000 things to make sure
we don't get on the wrong track or try to do too much.”
- Steve Jobs
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34. Experiment!
Build
What Do I need to Learn? Idea Product What do I need to build?
Learn Measure
Data
How can I measure that?
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35. To Learn List
Problem/ Product/
Scale
Solution Market
Technology/Antropology MVP Product
Value Proposition Canvas Crossing the chasm
Assumption Feature MVP Validation Result
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36. “The only real valuable thing is intuition."
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37. Sustainable Success
Get out of
Respect for the office Continuous
Entrepeneurial Decide as late
people Focus on Chief Engineer as possible
Improvement
the Jobs to Define your Role in
solve Be Attentative the value network
Team Room &
Flow/
Visual
Cadence
Mgmt
Amplify Design is
Facilitate Learning
Dialogue not analysis
Diversify
X-Team your Set-based
Perspective design
People, not
T-shaped
process Skilled people
Managment applies and teaches lean thinking
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38. “I think and think for months and years. Ninety-nine times,
the conclusion is false. The hundred´th time I am right.”
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