ENTREPRENEURSHIP Lecture No: 8 Resource Person: Malik Jawad Saboor Assistant Professor Department of Management Sciences COMSATS Institute of Information.

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP Lecture No: 8 Resource Person: Malik Jawad Saboor Assistant Professor Department of Management Sciences COMSATS Institute of Information Technology Islamabad. 1

Previous Lecture Review 2 Creativity Techniques Brainstorming Mind Mapping Rapid Prototyping Mix n Match Attribute Listing Chart

Objectives Distinguish the different forms of Innovation Differentiate between the different types of innovation 3

INNOVATION Making Sense of Innovation Categorization based upon 1)Form of Innovation (Application) 2)Degree of Novelty

FORMS OF INNOVATION 3 Principles Applications of Innovation Product Innovation Service Innovation Process Innovation

PRODUCT INNOVATION Consumer Products- Most obvious Application Example: Dyson- Dual Cyclone Technology IPhone Helps Persuade Customers in buying decision Ansoff matrix has a business strategy called New Product Development Equally applicable to Industrial Products

SERVICE INNOVATION New Service Applications Do not attract as much as Product Innovations Take form of a new way of providing existing service with new Business Model Example ‘Direct Line’ Telephone Insurance Business Example ‘Ryan Air’

SERVICE INNOVATION Completely New Services Example: lastminute.com Example: ebay.com

SERVICE INNOVATION

PROCESS INNOVATION Bigger impact on Society Sometimes least visible Example: Alistair’s Float Glass Manufacturing Process Example: B2B E-Commerce B2C E-Commerce

PROCESS INNOVATION

Forms of Innovation-Examples

TYPES OF INNOVATION In term of Novelty associated with Innovation (Freeman: 1982) Radical Innovation Incremental Innovation

TYPES OF INNOVATION Henderson & Clarke’s Innovation Framework (1990) Applicable to Products, Services and Process Recognizes that Products are systems Systems are made up of Components Example: Pen Components: Knib, Ink Storage, Stem, Cover, Ink System: Interaction of Components

TYPES OF INNOVATION Component Knowledge (CORE DESIGN CONCEPTS) Knowledge of Components that Perform Well Defined Function within Broader System System Knowledge (ARCHITECTURAL KNOWLEDGE) The way components are integrated and linked together

TYPES OF INNOVATION Example: Washing Machine Components : Motor, Pump, Drum, Programmer, Chassis, Door and Body System : the way in which the system is configured Incremental Innovation: Change in Speed 20 years ago 1000 rpm; Today 1600 rpm Architectural Innovation: Twin Tubs Machine to Automatic Washing Machine with Spinner and Washer in one Drum

TYPES OF INNOVATION

Incremental Innovation refines and improves an existing design, through improvements in the components. Components are not Radically Altered Result of Improvements in Knowledge and Materials

TYPES OF INNOVATION Radical Innovation Establishes a new dominant design, and hence a new set of core design concepts embodied in components that are linked together in a new architecture. Often associated with the introduction of a new technology

TYPES OF INNOVATION

Modular Innovation uses the architecture of existing system of an established product, but employs new components with different design concepts. impact is usually less dramatic than radical innovation. Example: Clockwork Radio Used in areas facing power shortages In Developed Countries by Hikers

TYPES OF INNOVATION Architectural Innovation The reconfiguration of an established system to link together existing components in a new way. Manufacturers take the opportunity to refine and improve some components but changes are minor Example: Sony Walkman

TYPES OF INNOVATION

Lecture Review Distinguish the different forms of Innovation Differentiate between the different types of innovation 25