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Page 1: Are you looking - Global Victoria · 2018. 4. 11. · Market landscape from Chinese perspective. Glass does not necessarily cue premium. Pouch cues jelly products, not fruit juice
Page 2: Are you looking - Global Victoria · 2018. 4. 11. · Market landscape from Chinese perspective. Glass does not necessarily cue premium. Pouch cues jelly products, not fruit juice

Are you looking …?

• To increase the odds of success for your innovations?

• To sense check a risky idea? Understand an opportunity?

• To complement your R&D skills? Or find R&D you may not have?

• To find a network of capabilities to bring your idea to market (including Asia)?

• To get inspired and connected with other innovators?

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Monash has now added world class FRONT END INNOVATION CAPABILITIES!

The FOOD INNOVATION CENTRE @ Monash

The FIC @ Monash is designed as an industry shared service platform, a 'time share, take only what you need' of world class capabilities and facilities.

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ConceptDevelopment

Innovation is often approached back to front

Successful innovation comes from the identification of opportunity at the “front-end”

Insight &Inspiration Understanding

Design & Development

Engineer &Manufacture

Market & Distribute

Untapped potential Traditional focus

95% of spend, estimated at $9.8 billion

4

10% success rate

30-50%+ success rate

Consumer Need Concept & Prototype Development

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Our approach to increase the odds of success

Insights + sizing $ =

opportunity

Ideation = offer

Offer development

Commercialisation &

Launch

Consumer InspiredDesign

Failure points elimination

(prototyping &

visualisation)

30-50%

10%

Traditional approach

With FIC additions

Success rate

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Consumer InspiredDesign

What attributes drive consumer perceptions?

Design guidelines …

MUST BE CAN BE CAN’T BE

This can be expressed via…

A holistic review of all knowledge to bring stakeholders to the same level of understanding and identify what you don’t know (and need to find out!)

Cool Glass of Water

Toothpaste

Design Space for offerEx. : Refreshing Spectrum

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Asian Proxy Panel | Fresh Juice Product Mapping

Market landscape from Chinese perspective.

Glass does not necessarily cue premium.

Pouch cues jelly products, not fruit juice.

Thin diameter is better to fit in a smaller hand, add to height to hold more volume.

Lid colour should match the flavour.

Dark juices cue medical, bright juices cue happiness.

To the Design Lab

Some discoveries…

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ProfileSoft hourglass profile with thinner waist fits smaller hands.

BaseFlat base provides stability and volume appears more generous.

ColoursWhite and Green was perceived as healthy and loud colours like red and black were omitted as

old and traditional.

GraphicsAuthentic photographs of the

fruit combinations were preferred over stylised versions.

BrandingSimple, clean brand names with

designer fonts were favoured.

TranslationsMinimal Chinese characters used only for product content description.

苹果和番荔

TASTY

OriginProduct of Australia needed to be

clearly front facing, logo not necessary.

TextureFruit skin textures associates the bottle design with the juice contents.

Food Innovation Centre, Design Lab © 2015 All rights reserved.

De-risked Design Rules Driven by Research

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De-risking our ideas by failing fast & pivot

IdeatePrototype

RefineValidate

Failure points

elimination

Machinability Value perception

Fast track mould development

Concept screening …

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… in all aspects of the value chain !!

Efficient assortments

Point of sale solutions

Pack graphics cut through Off location …

Failure points

elimination

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Taking your idea from concept through to launch for both domestic and export markets

What is R&D End to End Project Management?

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FRONT END INSIGHTS & DEDICATED INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE

A MARKET CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT & ENABLING TECHNOLOGY

B PRODUCT TESTING & COMMERCIAL TRIALS CAPABILITY

C SUPPLY CHAIN TESTING & NEW TO MARKET TECHNOLOGY

D

A & B delivered by front end capability C & D delivered by a network of facilities

Support your needs from opportunity to market launch with a range of partners and avoiding duplications

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Learn with us

• By participating in our Industry Programs

– See our website for this years program

• Customised capability program for your team

– Intrapreneurship Academy

1 – 2 days

2- 3 hour

s½ -1 days

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So what can the FIC @ Monash do for your business

1. De-risk your innovation• Front end consumer aided design• Rapid prototyping

2. Support your end to end Innovation needs with our partners.

3. Identify research and technology opportunities for commercialisation

4. Improve your innovation capabilities• Learn best practice• Develop intrapreneurship

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Export to the Chinese Middle Class Consumers with a direct pathway for your products

Introducing an exclusive partnership between COFCO NHRI and the FIC @ MONASH for Australian Food & AGcompanies looking at accessing the Chinese market!• COFCO NHRI will perform consumer, sensory and safety research in

collaboration with the FIC to ensure the product offer has the best chance of success in China

• COFCO NHRI will endorse the results to their e-commerce arm womai.com for a great path to market and build a successful test of the offer in China whilst remaining fully in control of the offer

• This unique partnership will offer a less hazardous path to market for Australian companies wanting to test the Chinese markets with adapted offers

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We are making a dent in the Australian Food Industry with more than 1000 business’s leveraging our capabilities

Helped business

to accelerate & de-risk

Innovation- Domestic & export

Building Innovation Capability – domestic

& export

>500 Victorian

SMEs

Horticulture InnovationAustralia

>80 Farmer/

Producers

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Identifying and connecting you to our capability in research and technology at Monash University for your bigger research needs

Functional Foods

Food Integrity

Food Waste & BiobasedEconomy

Advanced Agriculture Solutions

Platforms Platforms

Food Innovation Centre

Research Research

Research Research

New Research

Monash primary research and technology platforms

Industry

New ResearchApplications & Breakthrough technologies

Identify Research Needs &

Opportunities

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• Find us at www.foodinnovationcentre.com.au• Level 2 (217 or 202) or Level 3 (303)

We look forward to collaborating and co-creating with you

Angeline AchariyaCEO, Food Innovation [email protected]+61477371949

Nicolas GeorgesDirector Food & Agriculture [email protected]+61418459322

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FIC@Monash team - credentialsKate Baker – Consumer and Shopper ManagerFood Innovation CentreKate has a BSc majoring in Psychology and Psychophysiology and a background working with researchcompanies such as Colmar Brunton & Bergent Research, and most recently on the Consumer Scienceteam at Mondelez running in-house research for front end innovation projects. Her passion forunderstanding consumers and curiosity for innovation saw her successfully manage the researchprograms of key blue-chip FMCG companies. Kate’s expertise spans both sensory, quantitative andqualitative research

Elesha Kelly – R&D End to End Project ManagerFood Innovation CentreElesha has a Food Science & Nutrition degree and a background working in Regulatory and R&D productdevelopment at Mondelez across multiple markets in Asia Pacific in chocolate and confectionary category. She hasa passionate interest in product development using front end innovation design from idea through to executionand product commercialisation. Elesha has a proven record for delivering critical projects with complex activities intight timelines supported by strong communication and stakeholder management.

Dr Angeline Achariya – Chief Executive OfficerFood Innovation CentreAngeline is a highly capable senior executive with extensive experience in commercialising innovation, strategydevelopment and end to end execution. Angeline’s leadership in fast moving consumer goods & food service retail incommercialising innovation across Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China and Thailand markets has resulted in asuccessful track record of over 800 innovations launched across grocery and quick service restaurant categories in thesemarkets. Angeline’s career in the food industry has spanned from small business, consultancy to blue chip FMCGcompanies like Masterfoods Japan part of the MARS group; Fonterra, Yum! Brands (owners of KFC, Pizza Hut & TacoBell), Mondelez International and has delivered significant projects in innovation and change management initiativesover her career. Angeline’s strong commercial and innovation skills have paved the way for her leading and establishinga world first innovation capability and services start-up, the Mondelez International Food Innovation Centre (FIC).https://au.linkedin.com/in/angelineachariya

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FIC@Monash team - credentialsDaryl Thompson – Design Studio + Virtual Store ManagerFood Innovation CentreOver 26 years experience in packaging development, business development and account managementCollaborative, can do attitude and experience has produced real growth and packaging IP assets for his clients and employersExperienced in manufacturing, supply chain, elegant logistics and FMCG packaging solutions across UK, Europe & Australasia. BA (Hons) Industrial Design Engineering

Nicholas Booker – Senior Industrial DesignerFood Innovation CentreOver 10 years experience in the front-end creative and conceptual design of product and packaging spanning Australia and the UK.Throughout his career he has been very passionate about creating new and bold designs whilst delivering ground-breaking products with clients’ and consumers’ needs at the forefront.BA (Hons) of Industrial Design

Rod Heath – Capability and Programs ManagerFood Innovation CentreSenior executive experience spanning chocolate, everyday food, sport, toys, alcohol and health. Multinationals toSME's. (Kraft, Cadbury Schweppes, Funtastic, Heritage Chocolates, CUB)Held a diverse range of cross functional roles with the core being in Marketing, New Product Development (over300 innovations launched), Sales and Business turn around. Long history of engaging and inspiring people to do thebest they can for the businesses they work for, and themselves.Bachelor Of Business (Marketing)

Kristy Lawrence – R&D End to End Project Manager Food Innovation CentreKristy has a wealth of Fast Moving Consumer Goods and Industrial experience having worked in a breadth of roles including Product Development, Value Engineering, Quality Assurance and Procurement, on market leading brands such as Kellogg’s, McDonald’s, Leggo’s, Edgell, KFC and Steggles to name a few. Kristy’s methodical yet agile approach has seen her lead complex projects and multi-year programs in New Product Development, Finance, Engineering, Packaging and Nutrition at over 20 manufacturing sites in Australia and Asia Pacific.Bachelor of Science – Food Technology