Marc Heleven is co-auteur van het boek 'Not invented here: cross-industry innovation'. Hij kwam vertellen hoe je ideeën kan opdoen buiten de grenzen van je eigen organisatie of sector en hoe je deze concreet kan toepassen

1. Not Invented Here
cross-industry innovation
VOV Brunch and Learn
Marc Heleven
marc@21lobsterstreet.com

5. cross industry innovation
what can we learn we from other sectors?
http://www.crossindustryinnovation.com/

6. http://www.7ideas.net/

8. Cross-industry innovation is the clever way to jump start
your innovation efforts by drawing analogies and
transferring approaches between contexts, beyond the
borders of your own industry, sector, area or domain.
Analogies can be drawn at a variety of levels ranging from
products to services to technology to service to strategy
to business model to learning and development.

11. someone else
has solved our problems,
but we don’t see it yet!
Why?

12. We want NEW things!
We are proud of our ‘own’ ideas
We don’t want the ‘trouble’ of fact finding
and rather start with idea finding
The 10 commandments:
“Thou shall not steal !”
We don’t want to build upon
other peoples ideas

14. http://www.crossindustryinnovation.com/

15. Automotive meets gaming

16. Baby pram meets landing gear

19. Other companies

21. Wat kan VOV leren van IKEA?

22. Other industries

23. Top 3 Interessante sectoren voor VOV

24. Inspiration from nature
http://www.asknature.org/

26. business models in other industries
http://www.im.ethz.ch/education/HS13/MIS13/Business_Model_Navigator.pdf

27. Art

28. 5

31. 1
Adapt
Enrich
Customize
Take 1 element
Learn
Enhance
Experiment
Integrate
Modify
…

32. 5

34. “You can tell
whether a man is
clever by his
answers.
You can tell
whether a man is
wise by his
questions.”
- Naguib Mahfouz

36. INDEX
Beautiful questions
Why don’t rules have expiry dates?
Why can’t smart energy meters / thermostats select the right energy
supplier for that moment?
Why don’t cities work more like forests?
What if there were no physical stores, cinemas and banks?
Why don’t companies swap employees like they do in the sports industry?
Why can you try out mattresses for 90 days, but you can try out houses
for more than 1 day?
Why doesn’t a tax form allow you to allocate a part of the money?
Why do we get previews and samples everywhere, yet do we still order
from text based menu's in restaurants?
Why does a patient get lost in a hospital, while in retail the customer’s
routing is a true science?
Why is it so much harder to vote for a politician, than for the next top
model?
Why is there an exam for your driver license and no license at all for
preparing a meal or having a baby?

37. Business Synonyms

38. Business Synonym Strings
Customer - Client - Consumer - Student - Patient - Shopper - Buyer - Purchaser - End-user - Patron -
Prospect - Supplier - Complainer - Pain in the *ss - King - Queen - Dancer - Singer - Guest -
Troublemaker - Boss - Employee - Stakeholder - Civilian - Savage - Animal - Child - Teacher - Necessity
- A means to an aim - Life Saver - Relation - …
Service - Help - Support - Listening - Aid - Life Support - Account - Advantage, applicability,
appropriateness, assistance, avail, benefit, business, check, courtesy, dispensation, duty, employ,
employment, favor, fitness, indulgence, kindness, labor, maintenance, ministration, office, overhaul,
relevance, serviceability, servicing, supply, use, usefulness, utility, value, work…

39. 5

42. ?
Cross-overs

43. 1928:
Lingotto Fiat Factory

47. http://www.crossindustryinnovation.com/tools/

48. Everything
is
LEGO

49. 5

53. 3
Survival of the fitting!
(not fittest)

55. 5

56. http://www.crossindustryinnovation.com/101-super-sites/

57. Try the 21 principles
http://www.7ideas.net/21-innovation-principles/

59. the lessons from other sectors
http://www.slideshare.net/marcnewshoestoday/presentations