innovabia innovation

1. Some People Make Things Happen,
Some Watch Things Happen,
While Others Sit Around and Wonder
What Happened
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2. By instinct humans are Innovative
from stone age man
to the modern society (i.e. today)
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3. Ford
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4. Innovation in sports
Since 1968 Before 1968
FOSBURY FLOP
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5. Feel Like a star
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6. What is INNOVATION?
started with an IDEA
ended with a VALUE
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7. Municipal & Health care
Innovation
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8. Innovation
• Something genuine and new
• Of positive value
• That no one before has thought about it
and done it
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9. What is Innovation?
• value from genuine new idea
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10. INNOVATION – THE EVOLUTION
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11. Economy History
• Ancient time  Hunting  Farming/life stock
• Village, City, Country , Nation  Exchange
• Cooperation's – Industries (Technology and
Industry)  Money & Trade
• Knowhow – (e.g. computer SW or Medicine-
Equation)  non-tangible commodity -
Knowledge
• Future?
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12. Economy Present
• Traditional technologies reaching ceilings
• Education & Knowhow is accessible by all
(thanks to Satellites, Networks and Internet).
• Technology and Know-how transfer is
relatively easy and within reach.
• From Inventions  Innovations
• From Major Innovations  accumulative
Innovations (i.e. Logo of technologies)
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13. Brazil: Highlights
INVESTMENTS IN R&D (%GDP)
ISRAEL 4,70 SPAIN 1,1
SWEDEN 3,89 ITALY 2
FINLAND 3,48 RUSSIAN 1,10
JAPAN 3,33 BRAZIL 1,07
SOUTH KOREA 2,99 HUNGARY 1,02
USA 2,62 SOUTH AFRICA 0,94
TAIWAN 2,52 INDIA 0,86
GERMANY 2,46 PORTUGAL 0,85
SINGAPORE 2,36 MALAYSIA 0,80
FRANCE 2,13 CHILE 0,69
CANADA 1,98 TURKEY 0,68
NETHERLANDS 1,78 POLAND 0,67
UNITED KINGDOM 1,78 MEXICO 0,57
CHINA 1,34 ARGENTINA 0,50
0,46
Source: OCDE (2007), Ministry of Science and Technology (MCT,2007), World Bank (2006) and RICYT (2006).
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14. WORLD BANK Says
“The workers of the future will recognize that
their success does not lie in their ability to learn
a skill (writing software, writing legal briefs,
reading x-rays, providing technical support, etc)
and then apply it repeatedly to pre-defined
problems.
Instead, success will be in their ability to use
creativity and innovation to solve unique
problems, forge new frontiers, invent killer
products and quickly adjust to changing market
demands and economic forces “
http://www.philmckinney.com/2007/10/the_creative_economy.html
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15. Quotes (Negative)
• “640K ought to be enough for anybody” 1981
– Bill gates
• “Everything that can be invented has been invented” 1899
– Chalres Duell, Commissioner US Office of Patents
• “but what microchip is good for” 1968
– IBM Engineer
• “Who the hell wants to hear actors talk” 1927
– HM Warner, Warner brothers
• Louis Pasteur’s theory of germs is ridiculous fiction” 1872
– Pierre Pachet, Prof of physiology at Toulouse
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16. My best Quote
“Whatever made you successful in the
past, WON’T in the Future”
– Lew Platt VD HP
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17. Innovation Pyramid "Imagination is more important than
knowledge“
Albert Einstein
Innovation
Creativity /
Imagination
Knowledge
Indexing
Information
Storing
Data (Noise)
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18. • Creativity is thinking up new things.
• Innovation is doing new things.
--- Theodore Levitt
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19. Why Innovation?
• Actually why not?
• Who doesn’t have ambitions to get better?
• Who can be better without a new idea?
• How can anybody have a tree without a seed and
without watering the seed?
• imitations and blind copying works sometimes but not
always and is never sustainable and never with high
returns.
• On the other hand genuine new ideas make real
differentiation.
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20. Modern business witnessed a wave toward
organizing business activities under umbrella of
what is called MANAGEMENT.
e.g.
Call centre
Business Process Management
Time Management
ISOxxxx, TQM
what didn’t get organized?
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21. Manufacturing
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22. Quality is to do your job in the best way to reach your goal
Innovation is to do a new thing to reach a higher goal
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23. Systematic Innovation
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24. Organized
Innovation
Non-
Organized
Innovation
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25. Call Centre
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26. Systematic Innovation
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27. Pre Post
Idea
Idea Idea
Stimulation Idea R&D
Reward Generation & Commercializ
Culture Creativity ation
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28. Methods
• Random Word Association
• Forced Combination
• Negative Idea Generation
• What If?
• The Dream Trip
• Lab Work
• Visual Confetti
• Headline Mania
• 6-3-5
• Fishing Stories
• Idea Propping
• Merlin
• Your Creative Idol
• The Relay Baton
• Zooming Out
• The Lotus Blossom
• Trend storming
• Upside Down
• The Brain Pool
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29. Born or Learned?
Innovation is a skill that you can
learn, practice and become
proficient at.
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30. BEST PRACTICES
IN INNOVATIVE BUSINESSES
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31. Innovative Business
1. Culturally Innovative
2. Organized
• defined from vision toward smallest execution item
3. Always Innovative
4. Modern
• Best practices, open Innovation, crowd sourcing ,
Automated …etc.
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32. 1- Culture of Innovation
• Buy in from heart by all.
• Inside the DNA of the organization.
• Experience, Skills and knowledge transfer
factor (from hiring toward the top).
• Atmosphere (encouragement, reward,
training, thinking-space).
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33. Yes it is a CULTURE
• President Kennedy
• NASA early 1970s
I am helping to put a man on the moon
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34. Innovation in Call Center
Angry Customer Bank Call Center
It is your bank mistake, can’t you .
see this?
Can’t you do ☼●◙♣♫♪☻
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35. After work
No innovation program incentives No reward innovation program with incentives, reward
and recognition and recognition
Thank you sir, you made
I Hate this job … my day …
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36. 2- Organized Innovation
• Targeted and on-purpose Innovation (opposite
is “as-it-comes”)
• Do not wait chances or luck
• Use proven experiences
• Innovation Cycle from A-Z.
• Well documented and best if automated.
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37. 3- Always Innovative
• When there is urgency for an Innovative idea
you might not have the time to dig for it.
• 365 Days Innovation program ensure healthy
flow and accumulation of ideas to benefit
from at the right time.
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38. Innovation - Timing
• Identified area:
– Problem
– New Need
– Respond to change
• Un-Identified area:
– Keep eyes open, keep ears listening who knows!
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39. Innovation Program looks at …
• Sources of Ideas
• Ideas serving what
– Problem
– Need
– Neither
• Managing the Cycle
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40. 4- Modern Innovation
• Like any other business issue, it is no more
simple and naturally getting more complex.
• International experiences leads to “Best
Practices” in Innovation.
• Some well defined methodologies are a fast
proven winning toward becoming innovative.
• Open Innovation rather than “only-internal”
innovation approaches.
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41. “Marriage Factor”
• Steve Jobs in Apple innovated by
• “the marriage factor … “
– “Ipod” by marrying the “multimedia technologies”
with the “Music Industry” i.e. iTunes.
– “Iphone” by marrying the “ipod” with the cellular
phones.
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42. BOEING and Innovation
• "It would be arrogant to think that all of the
best ideas and best technologies exist within
the walls of Boeing,"
– Boeing spokeswoman Loretta Gunter says.
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43. Innovative Human Capital
• One of the great skills of clever entrepreneurs
and innovators is to see the linkages between
seemingly unrelated issues.
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44. Categories of Innovations
Product Process
New Old
Category1 Category2
New Solution to an Old problem No Innovation
Old
Usage/ Problem
Category3 Category4
New idea that leads to new value Old product/process used in new
way
New
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46. EXAMPLE CASES (HENKEL-BOEING)
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47. Product Innovation
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48. Product Innovation
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49. Henkel “Open Innovation”
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50. Open Innovation
• Leaders that are able to develop the described set of
new management practices are well prepared for
creating new and open business models and market
spaces, rather than competing with commoditized
products and services in an existing industry.
• Open innovation means gathering new ideas from
sources beyond organizational boundaries.
• One of the great skills of clever entrepreneurs and
innovators is to see the linkages between seemingly
unrelated issues. This is where in the open innovation
model, broadly skilled technologists and open minded
thinkers come to the fore.
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54. Cisco Innovation program I-prize
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55. BOEING and Innovation
• "It would be arrogant to think that all of the
best ideas and best technologies exist within
the walls of Boeing,"
– Boeing spokeswoman Loretta Gunter says.
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56. Open Innovation
• P&G Open Innovation Challenge - external idea sourcing in UK
• Ideas4Unilever - corporate venturing
• BMW Customer Innovation Lab - in german
• LeadUsers.nl & Live Simplicity - Philips crowdsourcing platforms
• Staples Invention Quest - idea contest
• Kraft - innovate with Kraft
• GameChanger - Shell’s corporate venturing
• Henkel Innovation Trophy - idea competition
• IBM ThinkPlace - idea generation and collaboration
• InnovationJam* - IBM’s more internally focussed idea generation
• Cool Software - Intel’s sensing platform
• Dell IdeaStorm - external idea sourcing
• Vocalpoint - P&G’s network for women
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57. Open (Product Design)
• Nintendo Wiiware - nintendo embraces
crowdsourcing
• LEGO Factory - LEGO co-creation tool
• Peugeot - Peugeot’s design contest
• Nespresso - design contest for coffee machines
• Muji - improving and suggesting new designs
• Electrolux Design Lab - annual design
competition for students
• Fluevog - open shoe design
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58. INNOVABIA
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59. Who is INNOVABIA
• Innovation Arabia ® ‫ابتكار العربية‬
• Incorporated in Dubai Knowledge Village
• ONLY Innovation services
• Unless proven otherwise “The only regional
company dedicated to the Innovation Block 18
Office 24
business” rd
3 Floor
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60. We reach countries ….
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61. Our initiative
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62. Our Services

63. What we do?
• Enable Innovation across the whole business.
• Make the company culture to become
innovative both at staff level and the
organization level.
• We make Innovation to become a systematic
activity rather an coincidental and random
matter (Innovation On Purpose)
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64. Typical full spectrum offering (5 Areas)
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65. Innovation Audit
1
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66. Innovation Culture Strategy
2
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67. Innovation Process & Tool (cont.)
3
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68. Innovation Process & Tool
3
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69. Innovation Centre Creation
4
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70. Future Insight (example from Shell)
5
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71. Our Partners
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72. World Presence
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75. References
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76. Idelaboratoriet
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77. 2009-2010 report: Sweden #1
innovative country
• Innovation for development report 2009-2010
(released very recently).
• http://innovationfordevelopmentreport.org/papers/exec_summary.pdf
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78. Idelaboratoriet clients
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79. Example INNOVATION Scorecard
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80. Idelaboratoriet innovation area
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81. BrightIdea
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82. BrightIdea © USA
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83. BrightIdea INNOVATION Tool
Example Modules screen shots

84. innovation communities
Webstorm Community Collaboration
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85. idea management
Idea Management Research Module
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86. idea management
Expert Location Project Tracking
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87. innovation analytics
Innovation Financials Rewards & Recognition
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88. Cisco Innovation program I-prize
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89. Can be batched!
• Program can be splinted into workable parts
like LEGO.
• Even can be ordered as per bank situation and
needs.
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90. RECOMMENDATION TO FUTURE
ORGANIZATIONS
(THOSE WHO WILL SURVIVE ALL
CHALLENGES)
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91. Start an Innovation Initiative
• There is undocumented, unofficial Innovation
in all modern organizations why not to
organize it?
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92. Is it optional?
• Yes and NO
• Yes for those who don’t care about being at
the top.
• No for those who believe that INNOVATION
can make a difference for their business.
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93. It doesn't cost much!
• Yes, Innovation programs and Initiatives cost less
than most other initiatives that drain money in
repetitive activities.
• ROI (Return On Innovation) is obvious in most
cases.
• Ends up to be an Internal affair after know-how is
gained.
• Counts on utilizing a lot of brain wastage that HR
or Operational departments can’t measure. This
explains why it doesn’t cost much.
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94. BAI - Bank Administration Institute
1. Innovation has never been more relevant
2. Incremental innovation can be highly effective
3. Customer interest is the acid test for innovation
4. Web 2.0 is the next wave in channel innovation
5. Segmentation is in need of innovation
6. Business model innovation calls for bold moves
7. The innovation culture starts at the top
8. Innovation is the key driver of future success
President and Chief Executive Officer
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95. Why not to get external help in
building an Innovative Organization?
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96. 1. Gain experience on
best practices.
Internal 2. Benefit of the falls of
others in similar
Innovation industry.
3. Keep staff focus on
core activities rather
than trying how to
build innovation
internally.
External
Innovation
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97. Innovation - the evolution
FROM TO
by Coincidence On Purpose
Individual Effort Everybody Can Participate
Not Organized Organized Innovation Process
Limited Coverage The Whole Organization
No Innovation Culture Innovation is a Culture
No Idea Management Idea Management System
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98. CLOSING
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99. #1 Enemy of Innovation
is TIME
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100. END
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