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Dagens värdar Henrik Berglund & Sofia Börjesson Chalmers University of Technology Center for Business Innovation 2011-12-06 1 dagen Entreprenörer Innoverar - Kunder Validerar

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Dagens värdar

Henrik Berglund & Sofia BörjessonChalmers University of Technology

Center for Business Innovation

2011-12-06 1

dagenEntreprenörer Innoverar - Kunder Validerar

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Users and innovation

• Invention vs innovation

• Listening to customers?

• Listening to customers!

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Invention and Innovation

Invention implies bringing something new into being.Innovation implies bringingsomething new into widespread use.

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Invention and Innovation

Invention implies bringing something new into being. Innovation implies bringing something new into widespread use.

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Invention and Innovation

Invention implies bringing something new into being.Innovation implies bringingsomething new into widespread use.

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Innovations take many forms

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Innovations (but not invention) require customers and markets

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But is it wise to listen to customers?When developing radical innovations?

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Is it wise to listen to customers?

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"If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they would have said a faster horse.“

- Henry Ford

Is it wise to listen to customers?

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Is it wise to listen to customers?

“A firm’s scope for strategic change is strongly bounded by the interests of customers who provide the resources the firm needs to survive.”

- Christensen and Bower

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So, is it wise to listen to customers?

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The answer is Yes!(with some caveats)

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Yes – but not just any customer!

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Yes – but not just customers!

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Yes – but not simply listening!

Customers may not be able to articulate a solution

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Yes – but not simply listening!

Customers may not be able to articulate a solution, but they can talk about the problems they have and the jobs they are trying to get done

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Yes – but not simply listening!

Customers could not articulate

their need for a microwave

oven, but they did know they

wanted to:

Minimize the time it takes to prepare a meal

Minimize the time it takes to clean up after cooking

Minimize the likelihood of overcooking a meal

Increase the likelihood that the food is cooked evenly throughout

Customers may not be able to articulate a solution, but they can talk about the problems they have and the jobs they are trying to get done

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Design Thinking

Customer Development

So, how use customers for innovation?