APPM2MARKETINGINNOVA - Knowledge
Marketing & Innovation
Session 03:
Managing the
Innovative Organization
Marcos LIMA, PhD
Skema Business School
What is a management system?
What
is
management?
What is a management process?
Human Resources
Informational
Resources
Material Resources
Financial Resources
What is a management system?
What
is a System?
INPUT
External Environment
PROCESS
Internal Environment
OUTPUT
FEEDBACK
What is a management system?
Management
INPUT
System in Action
PROCESS
External Environment
Products /
Services
OUTPUT
Market
FEEDBACK
Internal Environment
What is an Organization?
What is an Organization?
McKinsey’s
7S
What is an Organization?
McKinsey Model: 3Ps
PROCESS
POSITION
Implement
Processes
Search
Environment
Select
Strategy
Search
ENVIRONMENT
Select
STRATEGY
Implement
PROCESS
Capture-Value
PEOPLE
Create
Value-Capture
Culture
CULTURE
Simplified
Fragmented Synthesis
y’s Interactive Exploration of the 7S
http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/strategy/enduring_ideas_the_7-s_framework
Knowledge Management &
Innovation
The
7 Dimensions of Knowledge Management
1
7
External
Learning
Senior Management VISION & STRATEGY
Universities
2
HR
Policies
Suppliers
Partners
External
Learning
a. STRATEGIC
4
3
Organizational
CULTURE
Organizational
STRUCTURE
Clients
Competitors
b. TACTIC
5
6
Information
SYSTEMS
Performance
Measurement
SYSTEMS
c. OPERATIONAL
7
Government
Knowledge Management &
Innovation
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D1 – Strategy
Video
Case:
Pirates of the Silicon Valley Part 1
Apple’s Core Competence (0:00:00 + 0:18:50)
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D1 - Strategy
Senior
Management Vision
Focus on core competency
Create a sense of direction and “urgency”
Case
in point: Lloyds Bank
Goal: to double the company’s
value every 3 years
Under CEO Brian Pitman, goal
was reached for 15 years !!!
X 2X 4X
8X
16X
32X !!!
Brian Pitman
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D2 - Culture
(Exploring)
Ideas
With
Innovation
Potential
Organizational Forgetting
Creative Forgetting
Innovative
Projects
Market
Barriers / Incentives
Learning by
R&D /
Searching
Organizational
Knowledge
Stock
INNOVATION
(Exploiting)
Learning
Institutional / Organizational
Barriers / Incentives
Learning by
Doing
Institutional / Organizational
Barriers / Incentives
Organizational
Deep Dive at IDEO
Designing
Shopping
Cart
a
KM & Innovation:
D2/D3/D4: Culture / Structure
Video
Case:
Pirates of the Silicon Valley Part 2
Barriers at Apple (0:40:25)
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D3 - Structure
Organizational
Structure
Flat hierarchies
Open spaces
Incentive to “skunk works”
Case
in Point: Alcoa
CEO’s workstation measures
3 x 3 m, like any other in the
building
No desk is more than
15 m from a window
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D4 - People
HR
Policies
Recruit (and retain) talent
Incentivate knowledge sharing
Case
in Point: McKinsey
Diversity of sources
Engagement of top managers
in recruitment process
Global knowledge base
Built-in turn-over: constant renewal
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D4 - People
Video
Insight :
Diversity is key to learning
http://vimeo.com/3475327
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D5 - Systems
Information
Data
“structured
registries”
Systems
Information
“message with meaning
and purpose”
Explicit Domain
Knowledge
“mental evaluation”
Tacit / Implicit Domain
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D6- Measures
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D6- Measures
Measurement
Systems
Indicators that capture not only financial performance
but also:
• Customer feedback
• Process efficiency
• Learning and renewal
Case
in Point: Skandia
Multiple indicators,
multiple perspectives
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D7 - Networking
Internal
/ External Learning
Networking with
• Suppliers / Partners
• Competitors
• Government / University
Video
Case:
Pirates of the Silicon Valley
Part 3: Apple x Xerox (1:01:00)
• Learning with the Environment
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: A Synthesis
Conclusions
Marcos Lima
limamarcos@gmail.com
Knowledge Management,
Innovation and New Products
are these concepts related?
Do we
have an
innovatio
n
strategy?
Business Model
Positioning
Process
Marketing Mix
Do we have an
innovative
Organization?
Market
Results
Innovation
Knowledge
Management
Technology
New Products
& Services
How
Targeted
Segments
A Visual Definition
These two variables
explain the critical
role of
MARKETING in the
innovation process:
understanding
UNMET
NEEDS
Strategic Marketing
Physical
Process x Value Creation Process
Source: Lannings & Michaels 1988 apud Kotler, 2009
Marketing Planning Process
Technological
Forces
Economic
Forces
Choosing
the Value
Marketing
Environement
Product
Social
Forces
Marketing
Positioning
Marketing
Mix
Customer
Needs
Market / Product
Positioning
Promotion
Promotion
Cultural
Forces
Place/
Segmentation
Distribution
/Targeting
Price
Competitive
Advantage
Providing
the Value
Competitive
Forces
Communicating the Value
Legal/Political
Forces
What is a Business Model
Your
Definition?
Alex Osterwalder’s
Definition
A business model
describes the
rationale of how an
organization creates,
delivers and captures
value.
Types of Innovation
Tidd’s
4Ps
Disruptive Innovations
Decision Making in the
Innovation Process
Stage-Gate
Decision Process
Preliminary
Investigation
Business
Opportunities
Product/Process
Development
Pilot Testing
Launch
BMC Overview
What is an Organization?
McKinsey’s
7S
Knowledge Management &
Innovation
The
7 Dimensions of Knowledge Management
1
7
External
Learning
Senior Management VISION & STRATEGY
Universities
2
HR
Policies
Suppliers
Partners
External
Learning
a. STRATEGIC
4
3
Organizational
CULTURE
Organizational
STRUCTURE
Clients
Competitors
b. TACTIC
5
6
Information
SYSTEMS
Performance
Measurement
SYSTEMS
c. OPERATIONAL
7
Government
Innovation Project Proposal
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1zy0KP1vVCuW3AaNV_aKO7FZWYY0fOjtpOJvI8iAECOI/viewform
Session 03:
Managing the
Innovative Organization
Marcos LIMA, PhD
Skema Business School
What is a management system?
What
is
management?
What is a management process?
Human Resources
Informational
Resources
Material Resources
Financial Resources
What is a management system?
What
is a System?
INPUT
External Environment
PROCESS
Internal Environment
OUTPUT
FEEDBACK
What is a management system?
Management
INPUT
System in Action
PROCESS
External Environment
Products /
Services
OUTPUT
Market
FEEDBACK
Internal Environment
What is an Organization?
What is an Organization?
McKinsey’s
7S
What is an Organization?
McKinsey Model: 3Ps
PROCESS
POSITION
Implement
Processes
Search
Environment
Select
Strategy
Search
ENVIRONMENT
Select
STRATEGY
Implement
PROCESS
Capture-Value
PEOPLE
Create
Value-Capture
Culture
CULTURE
Simplified
Fragmented Synthesis
y’s Interactive Exploration of the 7S
http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/strategy/enduring_ideas_the_7-s_framework
Knowledge Management &
Innovation
The
7 Dimensions of Knowledge Management
1
7
External
Learning
Senior Management VISION & STRATEGY
Universities
2
HR
Policies
Suppliers
Partners
External
Learning
a. STRATEGIC
4
3
Organizational
CULTURE
Organizational
STRUCTURE
Clients
Competitors
b. TACTIC
5
6
Information
SYSTEMS
Performance
Measurement
SYSTEMS
c. OPERATIONAL
7
Government
Knowledge Management &
Innovation
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D1 – Strategy
Video
Case:
Pirates of the Silicon Valley Part 1
Apple’s Core Competence (0:00:00 + 0:18:50)
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D1 - Strategy
Senior
Management Vision
Focus on core competency
Create a sense of direction and “urgency”
Case
in point: Lloyds Bank
Goal: to double the company’s
value every 3 years
Under CEO Brian Pitman, goal
was reached for 15 years !!!
X 2X 4X
8X
16X
32X !!!
Brian Pitman
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D2 - Culture
(Exploring)
Ideas
With
Innovation
Potential
Organizational Forgetting
Creative Forgetting
Innovative
Projects
Market
Barriers / Incentives
Learning by
R&D /
Searching
Organizational
Knowledge
Stock
INNOVATION
(Exploiting)
Learning
Institutional / Organizational
Barriers / Incentives
Learning by
Doing
Institutional / Organizational
Barriers / Incentives
Organizational
Deep Dive at IDEO
Designing
Shopping
Cart
a
KM & Innovation:
D2/D3/D4: Culture / Structure
Video
Case:
Pirates of the Silicon Valley Part 2
Barriers at Apple (0:40:25)
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D3 - Structure
Organizational
Structure
Flat hierarchies
Open spaces
Incentive to “skunk works”
Case
in Point: Alcoa
CEO’s workstation measures
3 x 3 m, like any other in the
building
No desk is more than
15 m from a window
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D4 - People
HR
Policies
Recruit (and retain) talent
Incentivate knowledge sharing
Case
in Point: McKinsey
Diversity of sources
Engagement of top managers
in recruitment process
Global knowledge base
Built-in turn-over: constant renewal
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D4 - People
Video
Insight :
Diversity is key to learning
http://vimeo.com/3475327
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D5 - Systems
Information
Data
“structured
registries”
Systems
Information
“message with meaning
and purpose”
Explicit Domain
Knowledge
“mental evaluation”
Tacit / Implicit Domain
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D6- Measures
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D6- Measures
Measurement
Systems
Indicators that capture not only financial performance
but also:
• Customer feedback
• Process efficiency
• Learning and renewal
Case
in Point: Skandia
Multiple indicators,
multiple perspectives
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: D7 - Networking
Internal
/ External Learning
Networking with
• Suppliers / Partners
• Competitors
• Government / University
Video
Case:
Pirates of the Silicon Valley
Part 3: Apple x Xerox (1:01:00)
• Learning with the Environment
Knowledge Management &
Innovation: A Synthesis
Conclusions
Marcos Lima
limamarcos@gmail.com
Knowledge Management,
Innovation and New Products
are these concepts related?
Do we
have an
innovatio
n
strategy?
Business Model
Positioning
Process
Marketing Mix
Do we have an
innovative
Organization?
Market
Results
Innovation
Knowledge
Management
Technology
New Products
& Services
How
Targeted
Segments
A Visual Definition
These two variables
explain the critical
role of
MARKETING in the
innovation process:
understanding
UNMET
NEEDS
Strategic Marketing
Physical
Process x Value Creation Process
Source: Lannings & Michaels 1988 apud Kotler, 2009
Marketing Planning Process
Technological
Forces
Economic
Forces
Choosing
the Value
Marketing
Environement
Product
Social
Forces
Marketing
Positioning
Marketing
Mix
Customer
Needs
Market / Product
Positioning
Promotion
Promotion
Cultural
Forces
Place/
Segmentation
Distribution
/Targeting
Price
Competitive
Advantage
Providing
the Value
Competitive
Forces
Communicating the Value
Legal/Political
Forces
What is a Business Model
Your
Definition?
Alex Osterwalder’s
Definition
A business model
describes the
rationale of how an
organization creates,
delivers and captures
value.
Types of Innovation
Tidd’s
4Ps
Disruptive Innovations
Decision Making in the
Innovation Process
Stage-Gate
Decision Process
Preliminary
Investigation
Business
Opportunities
Product/Process
Development
Pilot Testing
Launch
BMC Overview
What is an Organization?
McKinsey’s
7S
Knowledge Management &
Innovation
The
7 Dimensions of Knowledge Management
1
7
External
Learning
Senior Management VISION & STRATEGY
Universities
2
HR
Policies
Suppliers
Partners
External
Learning
a. STRATEGIC
4
3
Organizational
CULTURE
Organizational
STRUCTURE
Clients
Competitors
b. TACTIC
5
6
Information
SYSTEMS
Performance
Measurement
SYSTEMS
c. OPERATIONAL
7
Government
Innovation Project Proposal
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1zy0KP1vVCuW3AaNV_aKO7FZWYY0fOjtpOJvI8iAECOI/viewform