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Stated differently, the studies just cited have the innovating entity asking the question: What is the impact of this innovation on my organizational capabilities, competence, existing products, knowledge of components, key concepts and linkages between them. In the hypercube of innovation approach we are suggesting that in addition to probing what the innovation will do to its competence and assets, the innovating entity must also ask the question: What will my innovation do to the competence and products of my suppliers, oem customers, end-user customers, and suppliers (some of which are competitors) of key complementary innovations i.e. What is the impact of the innovation at the various stages of its valueadded chain? For products whose design and manufacture depend on critical components and equipment from suppliers, products whose diffusion depends on complementary innovations or which offer customers positive network externalities, and involve a high level of learning, categorizations that neglect what the innovation does to this supporting network along the innovation value-added chain can have disastrous consequences. The hypercube model forces innovation managers to think in terms of what the impact of their innovation is going to be on customers, suppliers of critical components, equipment, and complementary innovations. Since customers and users can also be future innovators (von i-iippel, the hypercube may also help the innovating entity tract potential competitors and complementary innovators.
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Excerpt from The Hypercube of Innovation
Stated differently, the studies just cited have the innovating entity asking the question: What is the impact of this innovation on my organizational capabilities, competence, existing products, knowledge of components, key concepts and linkages between them. In the hypercube of innovation approach we are suggesting that in addition to probing what the innovation will do to its competence and assets, the innovating entity must also ask the question: What will my innovation do to the competence and products of my suppliers, oem customers, end-user customers, and suppliers (some of which are competitors) of key complementary innovations i.e. What is the impact of the innovation at the various stages of its valueadded chain? For products whose design and manufacture depend on critical components and equipment from suppliers, products whose diffusion depends on complementary innovations or which offer customers positive network externalities, and involve a high level of learning, categorizations that neglect what the innovation does to this supporting network along the innovation value-added chain can have disastrous consequences. The hypercube model forces innovation managers to think in terms of what the impact of their innovation is going to be on customers, suppliers of critical components, equipment, and complementary innovations. Since customers and users can also be future innovators (von i-iippel, the hypercube may also help the innovating entity tract potential competitors and complementary innovators.
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Excerpt from The Hypercube of Innovation
The paper is arranged as follows. In Section I, we detail the hypercube model with anecdotal examples from different industries. In Section II, we briefly describe what risc, cisc, and supercomputers are all about, and apply the hypercube model to these industries. In Section III we outline, following a summary of where we have been, what the implications of the hypercube are to firms and industries. Section IV is the conclusions and suggestions for further work.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book proposes a new model for innovation management, challenging the conventional approach of incumbents focusing primarily on their organizational capabilities. The author instead suggests a hypercube of innovations that not only takes into account the impacts of innovations on the innovating entity itself but also considers how these innovations affect suppliers, customers, and providers of complementary innovations. The hypercube model offers managers a systematic framework to evaluate innovations, prioritize investments, and navigate the complex web of relationships that shape innovation's success. By emphasizing the interdependence of stakeholders in the innovation ecosystem, this book provides a comprehensive and practical tool for driving innovation strategy and achieving sustainable growth in today's dynamic business environment. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781333209605_0
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