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Posts Tagged ‘Beiersdorf’

Findings from a practitioner’s workshop on Radical / Business Model Innovation

Recently, innovation-3 conducted a one-day workshop with some 30 practitioners from leading Central European firms (see HERE). The workshop focused on two main questions:

Radical / breakthrough Innovations defined

In the classical Ansoff matrix, radical (for the sake of simplicity we abandon the “breakthrough” for the rest of this article) are in the “New technology / new market or application” sector. We defined 8 characteristics of radical innovations:

How firms are dealing with radical innovations

Almost any firm today …

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The next frontiers of Open Innovation: Business Model Innovation, Breakthrough Innovation

On a regular basis, innovation-3 conducts cross-company workshops with clients and business friends to discuss current developments and topics in Open / Collaborative Innovation. This is a great chance for innovation-3 to validate our thoughts and project results and gives us also the opportunity to better understand where client needs are heading to.

Recently we asked our ecosystem, which topics we should put up for discussion at the beginning of 2013. The response was clear and strong.…

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Key issues in Open Innovation networks

Recently, innovation-3’s Frank Mattes ran a high-level workshop with 6 firms from different industries on “Best Practices in managing Open Innovation networks”. The participants were at C-/SVP-level coming from Bayer (Chemical/Pharma), Beiersdorf (FMCG), Deutsche Telekom (Telco), Evonik (Chemical), Samsung (Electronics) and Siemens (Electical).

In preparing the workshop, the participants were asked to rank potential discussion topics by the importance for their respective firms. While the results are certainly not representative, they still provide an interesting insight into where leading German …

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