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Creation of scale, scope and positive externality effect due to cumulative effect of incremental advancement grow humble beginning into radical innovation

Radical Innovation–Managing Snowball Effect

Radical Innovation, Breakthrough invention, or Incremental innovation dominate the discourse of inventions and innovations. But how do we draw borders in segregating them? For example, was the digital camera a…

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Innovation Decision–fraught with pervasive uncertainties

Contrary to common belief about what it takes to succeed with technologies, innovation decision highly matters. The rise and fall of firms largely depend on Innovation decisions for exploiting latent…

Sustaining innovation diffusion pattern due to incremental advancement and reinvention is quite different than Roger's theory

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Sustaining Innovation Diffusion — far more than sales dive

Not all products diffuse at the same level and the same rate. But they affect how firms, industries, Governments, and society function. For example, Apple’s magical success has been due…

Innovation Flywheel Effect — how to create?

More than 75 percent of innovative products retire before generating profitable revenue. But a few of them succeed in systematically ferreting out economic value. Do the successful ones begin the…

Successful innovation demands systematic application of tactics

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Successful Innovation — five tactics

As more than 75 percent of innovative products retire without generating profitable revenue, the question of what makes successful Innovation is crucial. Furthermore, in the early stage of the life…

Managing innovation demands understanding innovation dynamics in a competitive market and taking management steps accordingly

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Innovation

Managing Innovation for Turning Loss into Sustained Profit

If Innovation is about Eureka and success is just the heroic art of a genius, what is the role of management? In managing innovation, is it about just the art…

Offering innovation as better products, processes and business models in a competitive market is far more than creativity, ideas, publications and patents.

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Innovation

What is Innovation? —profiting from ideas

We are all after Innovation. It’s human beings’ inherent ability and urge to keep recreating. Due to it, our society has been progressing. But what is innovation, and how to…

iPhone innovation distills from the implementation of the overall architecture through technology acquisition, refinement and integration

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iPhone Innovation from Refinement and Integration

For placing the internet in the palm of our hand and unleashing a revolution in mobile software, iPhone Innovation emerged. Its multi-touch user interface, first useful mobile web browser, integrated…

ASML lithograph monopoly is due to systematic exploitation of two key variables

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ASML Lithography Monopoly from Sustaining Innovation

In finding the answer to why great companies fail, Professor Clayton Christensen formulated Disruptive innovation theory. Two business school professors came up with a blue ocean strategy in pursuit of…

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Innovation Evolution Leading to Revolution

LED light bulb is a revolution in the lighting industry. In the past, incandescent and CFL bulbs also brought revolutions. Similarly, digital camera, iPod, electric vehicle, word processor software, personal…

Innovation S-curves unfold through stages of ferment, take off, maturity and discontinuity

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Innovation S-curve – episodic evolution

Innovation S-curve refers to the formation and growth of innovations reaching maturity through a non-linear S-curve life cycle. Like human beings, upon birth, innovations keep evolving through stages. The evolution…

A candidate disruptive technology must have unexploited economies of scale and scope, and positive externality effect

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Disruptive Technology – scalable reinvention core

Disruptive keyword and its variations, like disruptive innovations, Disruptive technologies, disruptors, and Disruptive innovation strategy, have become catchphrases. Due to the ease of use of digital technologies to recreate many…

disruptive innovation

Radical Innovation–Managing Snowball Effect

Innovation Decision–fraught with pervasive uncertainties

Sustaining Innovation Diffusion — far more than sales dive

Innovation Flywheel Effect — how to create?

Successful Innovation — five tactics

Managing Innovation for Turning Loss into Sustained Profit

What is Innovation? —profiting from ideas

iPhone Innovation from Refinement and Integration

ASML Lithography Monopoly from Sustaining Innovation

Innovation Evolution Leading to Revolution

Innovation S-curve – episodic evolution

Disruptive Technology – scalable reinvention core

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