1. Advanced Marketing and R&D: Summary of Results IRI Annual Meeting 5/07/07 Ron Cotterman (Sealed Air) Alan Fusfeld (Fusfeld Group) SME Pamela Henderson (New Edge) SME Jonathan Leder (Novozymes) Carl Loweth (John Deere) Tony Metoyer (Boeing)

2. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 Research Methodology 1. Survey  33 companies, known for innovation  Participants in B2B and B2C, emphasis on B2B  High-level executives from corporate and individual divisions  Company size – $500 million or greater 2. Panel discussion from top innovative companies  greater depth on findings from survey 4

3. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 Levels of Success and Satisfaction Fully satisfiedBreakthrough LEVEL 4 Somewhat satisfiedSome Breakthrough LEVEL 3 Somewhat satisfiedIncremental LEVEL 2 Not satisfied Existing/Minor Improvements LEVEL 1 SatisfactionSuccess 6

4. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 Stimulating Breakthrough Innovations Highly innovative companies implement:  Formal Organizational Structure Divisional and corporate level NPD teams Systematic idea-generation processes  Qualitative Market Research Processes Adopt qualitative methods to discover unmet needs Engage customers in ongoing validation Involve both marketing and technology  Corporate Culture of Innovation Balanced portfolio of marketing and technology ideas Leadership actively models teamwork Frequent and varied reward system Employee creative time for new product ideas 23

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6. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 Panel discussion participants Alan Ayers, Energizer AA Martha Collins, Air Products MC Steve Lerner, Praxair SL Alan Fusfeld (moderator)

7. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 How are your companies organized for radical new product innovation? Organized at corporate level  corporate development office  global marketing leaders  high level involvement: Directors, VPs, CEOs, CTOs  not all risk is focused on individual SBUs Worldwide focus and scope  Adapt new technologies to individual markets

8. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 How do you find big new market opportunities? Extensive VOC systems Close contact with end-users Sample to learn (not always to sell) Lead user analysis Organizations with full-time responsibility for identifying trends and how to participate

9. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 How can you develop a collaborative culture between R&D and Marketing? Technical managers part of business teams Shared goals and metrics Shared training in customer focus techniques, e.g., VOC  common language and methods Lots of communication and meetings Joint visits to customers, and strategy sessions Cascading goals translated into personal goals “Wear bifocals” Corporate culture of innovation  awards  success breeds success

10. Advanced Marketing and R&D 5/8/07 In summary Close cooperation between commercial and technical organizations at all levels, from corporate strategy formation to customer visits Organizational culture of innovation  starts from the top  aligned goals  frequent rewards  structured for innovation