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innovate like a startup!by @nickdemey (co-founder www.boardofinnovation.com)
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Nick De Mey - @nickdemeyco-founder Board of Innovation
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“It’s our goal to make corporates innovate like startups to challenge the status quo.”
our vision
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Intrapreneurship (Corporate Entrepreneurship)
“The act of behaving like an entrepreneur while working within a large organization.”
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makecorporate suits
act like startups.
Step 1
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some call this#intrapreneurship
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Pull themout of their
comfort zone.
How?
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Accept the fact that you’ll have to explore new territory.
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“Startups are not smaller versions of big companies"
- Steven Blank, author The Startup Owner's Manual
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To innovate, you have to work in a different way.
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Entrepeneurial theatre.
Do research & Build product Learn
1 year
Market launch!
3 months
Market launch!
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Entrepeneurial theatre.
Do research & Build product Learn
1 year
Market launch!
3 months
Market launch!
3 months
Looks more like this:
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Best of both worlds!
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Large Corporate: Can enter a market in no time.
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vs Small startups that have to use guerrilla tactics.
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Intrapreneur: More like a one-man-army.
Very special skill set needed!
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no magic potion
Startups =
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Not everyone will succeed…
2006
“web 2.0"
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Not everyone will succeed…
2009
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Out of nowhere?
$9 billion valuation?
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Different allies & enemies = different tactics
Pull out of comfort zone?
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Shuttle service: What if… we integrate smart tech?
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Imagine: Self driving car bringing kids to school & back.
A service offered to ‘groups’ of parents. Sold to schools.
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When to apply Intrapreneurial tactics?
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Innovation Scope
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Innovation Scope
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Innovation Scope
A B C
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G H I
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Comfort zone Different stakeholders
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Stakeholder: Lonely wolf.
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“Publicity triggers the corporate immune system”
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Hide it: Just marketing, nothing to see here…
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Don’t share all the scary details…
You asked permission for…
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Don’t share all the scary details…
Actual usage:
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Stakeholder: Supported by
high level MGMT
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“If you can show me the business case, it’s already too late!” - Bill Gates
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Stakeholder: Close colleagues
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Examples
#amazeme sessions, After hours guerrilla club,
…
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Stakeholder: Other employees
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Make it hard to compare (or kill)
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New skills: out of comfort zone
Intrapreneur = be an entrepreneur
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Anna Chapman: Russian Spy
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New skills are needed to blend in.
Internal (other employees)
External (other entrepreneurs)
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New skills: internal
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New skills: External
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Create a sixth sense
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Triggers for innovation.
Customer driven
Technology driven
Because we can make it! Because they want a solution!
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Triggers for innovation.
Customer driven
Technology driven
Because we can make it! Because they want a solution!
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Triggered by technology.
“ A smart fridge with an integrated computer to offers recipes, order food...”
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Triggered by technology.
This idea lives almost half a century.
“ A smart fridge with an integrated computer to offers recipes, order food...”
Honeywell 1969
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Triggered by technology.
“ A smart fridge with an integrated computer to offers recipes, order food...”
And comes back every 2-3 year.
Honeywell 1969
Winnipeg 1977
LG 2012V-Sync 1998
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Case (ninetees) car + home automation?
“Fill the bath when I head home.”
Could you name a similar case today?
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Existing tech & infrastructure limits our thinking.
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Existing tech & infrastructure limits our thinking.
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Existing tech & infrastructure limits our thinking.
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Existing tech & infrastructure limits our thinking.
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Learn to observe!
-VS-
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What will we laugh with in the future?
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Know to where to find inspiration
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Collect resources
Look for other “experiments”?
www.producthunt.com
www.springwise.com
https://news.ycombinator.com
http://www.coolbusinessideas.com
crunchbase.com
https://angel.co/
https://www.kickstarter.com/
http://www.reddit.com/r/startups/
http://quora.com/
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How to “be” an entrepreneur?
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non-written rules - code of conduct…
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Direct interaction with customers?
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Observed different users, 2 tasks: “Gather inspiration for your new kitchen.” “Find a professional to help you.”
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Quick & Dirty is often good enough.
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Be honest: What do we know (& don’t know?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiPe1OiKQuk
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Become a new person.
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Are you ready to sacrifice your best people?