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InnoQuest – June 25, 2014

The Entrepreneurs EDGE is a non-profit economic development organization which fosters growth in mid-market companies and develops leadership talent in order to positively impact the Northeast Ohio economy.

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InnoQuest – February 28, 2014Time Program

8:00 Overview and Introductions

Drivers of Innovation Revisited

Small Groups – Developing Innovation Teams

NineSigma (Paul Stupay) – Open Innovation

** Break **

Small Groups – How to Apply Open Innovation

A Look to the Future – Applying Trends

Developing Action Steps

@11:45 Action Steps / Evaluations / Wrap Up

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Internet Access at DDR

Network: DDRDataGuest

Guest account User: bnymellon

Guest account Password: NGsK0aDf ^“zero”

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Program Overview• Feb. 28 Mid-Market Innovation / “Thinking Inside the Box”

Pressco Technology, SolonGuest: Amit Mayer, Systematic Innovative Thinking (SIT)

• Mar 6 (bonus) *Drew Boyd, SIT/Johnson & Johnson/Univ. of Cincinnati*Case Western Reserve University, Nord Hall. (3:00 PM)

• Apr. 30 Refreshing the Value Proposition to More Effectively Target New Customers and MarketsGrafTech International; Guest: Bush Consulting

•  Jun. 25 Open Innovation (NineSigma) + Developing Innovation Teams 3rd Frontier Funding to support mid-size companies.

• Aug. 21 Using Product Tear-down to Ideate and Accelerate InnovationMeeting at MAGNET (1768 E 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44114)Guests: Bush Consulting; Dave Heidenreich (EBO Group)

•  Oct. 21 University of Akron Research FoundationGuest: Darryl Fogal, Innovation Leader, Eaton Corporation

•  Dec. 4 Leadership and Culture

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GrafTech Session Take-aways 4-30-14

Value Proposition Best Practices

• Focus categorization to the customer; consider supply chain, too.

• Can have more than one value proposition for products & divisions• Breakdown/categorize• Refresh / Re-launch value proposition activities.

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GrafTech Session Take-aways 4-30-14

Value Proposition Best Practices

• List benefits & types of differentiation (technology, cost, service)

• Map competition Stay away from “sharks” when creating value propositions

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GrafTech Session Take-aways 4-30-14

Technology road-mapping relationship to internal change and direction of organization.

• Evolution of a 127-year-old company

• Stage gate and software tools for innovation

• Develop the 3-stage product refinement for R&D and R&D Budgeting

• Look at markets and watch evolving opportunities

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GrafTech Session Take-aways 4-30-14Amit M

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Program Overview• Feb. 28 Mid-Market Innovation / “Thinking Inside the Box”

Pressco Technology, SolonGuest: Amit Mayer, Systematic Innovative Thinking (SIT)

• Mar 6 (bonus) *Drew Boyd, SIT/Johnson & Johnson/Univ. of Cincinnati*Case Western Reserve University, Nord Hall. (3:00 PM)

• Apr. 30 Refreshing the Value Proposition to More Effectively Target New Customers and MarketsGrafTech International; Guest: Bush Consulting

•  Jun. 25 Open Innovation (NineSigma) + Developing Innovation Teams 3rd Frontier Funding to support mid-size companies.

• Aug. 21 Using Product Tear-down to Ideate and Accelerate InnovationMeeting at MAGNET (1768 E 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44114)Guests: Bush Consulting; Dave Heidenreich (EBO Group)

•  Oct. 21 University of Akron Research FoundationGuest: Darryl Fogal, Innovation Leader, Eaton Corporation

•  Dec. 4 Leadership and Culture

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Program Overview• Feb. 28 Mid-Market Innovation / “Thinking Inside the Box”

Pressco Technology, SolonGuest: Amit Mayer, Systematic Innovative Thinking (SIT)

• Mar 6 (bonus) *Drew Boyd, SIT/Johnson & Johnson/Univ. of Cincinnati*Case Western Reserve University, Nord Hall. (3:00 PM)

• Apr. 30 Refreshing the Value Proposition to More Effectively Target New Customers and MarketsGrafTech International; Guest: Bush Consulting

•  Jun. 25 Open Innovation (NineSigma) + Developing Innovation Teams 3rd Frontier Funding to support mid-size companies.

• Aug. 21 Using Product Tear-down to Ideate and Accelerate InnovationMeeting at MAGNET (1768 E 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44114)Guests: Bush Consulting; Dave Heidenreich (EBO Group)

•  Oct. 21 University of Akron Research FoundationGuest: Darryl Fogal, Innovation Leader, Eaton Corporation

•  Dec. 4 Leadership and Culture

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Program Overview• Feb. 28 Mid-Market Innovation / “Thinking Inside the Box”

Pressco Technology, SolonGuest: Amit Mayer, Systematic Innovative Thinking (SIT)

• Mar 6 (bonus) *Drew Boyd, SIT/Johnson & Johnson/Univ. of Cincinnati*Case Western Reserve University, Nord Hall. (3:00 PM)

• Apr. 30 Refreshing the Value Proposition to More Effectively Target New Customers and MarketsGrafTech International; Guest: Bush Consulting

•  Jun. 25 Open Innovation (NineSigma) + Developing Innovation Teams 3rd Frontier Funding to support mid-size companies.

• Aug. 21 Using Product Tear-down to Ideate and Accelerate InnovationMeeting at MAGNET (1768 E 25th St, Cleveland, OH 44114)Guests: Bush Consulting; Dave Heidenreich (EBO Group)

•  Oct. 21 University of Akron Research FoundationGuest: Darryl Fogal, Innovation Leader, Eaton Corporation

•  Dec. 4 Leadership and Culture

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Introductions

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* Courtesy of Columbia Business School* Every two weeks a company enters or leaves S&P 500.*

Some Very Smart Companies Have Fallen Off the S&P List

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Drivers of Innovation

What to Innovate?

OPPORTUNITIES• Partner

ships (customers or suppliers)

• Luck; Failure of Competitor

REGULATIONS• Enviro

nmental, Health

• Safety

TRENDS• Social• Techni

cal (or lack of!)

• Resources

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Innovation Management – Three Gears

Strategy• What to

innovate?• Values• Business

Model• Branding• Drivers

Process

• Resource Procurement ($, Energy, Time)

• IP Portfolio Management

• ROI & Assessment

Culture

• Talent Recruitment, Training, Development

• Facilities• Change

Management

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Developing Innovation Teams

What areas of your business can you innovate?How would you go about creating teams to address? 

What would you ask the teams to focus on?

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Paul StupayChief Sales Officer

Office 216.295.4810Mobile 216.225.7955

[email protected]

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How would you use the Open Innovation model?

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How will your company embed future insights into your own forecasting?

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InnoQuest - Innovation Management Program

Next Meeting: Thursday, August 21

Using Product Tear-down to Ideate & Accelerate InnovationLooking at Patent Searches to Ideate

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EDGE Fellows Summer Program

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EDGE Fellows Summer Program

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The Entrepreneurs EDGE

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