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Work out bugs & scale-up
Implementation & use
Organic chemists try to synthesize Japanese Beetle pheromones
1. Recognition 2. Idea formulation 3. Problem Solving 4. Solution 5. Development 6.Utilization & Diffusion
ex: sand to glass, iron to steel
Physical Product Category Fabrication & Assembly
• F&A based physical products emphasize systems integration. • This process assembles components and sub-components into a more valued product. Ex: Autos and Computers

Conscious Competent

The death of the myth of the professional manager

Unconscious Competent

Ted Williams - Difficult to mentor
Marquis Innovation Process Model
Search, experimentation & calculation activity
Solution through invention
Patent Synthetic Pheromones
Japanese beetles shoebox
Fusion into design concept & evaluation
Service Products
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Comprised both infrastructure (process) and a product portion.


Service products can be easily trifurcated for management insight based on where the knowledge lies in the service delivery. These knowledge based categories can provide managers with insight. They are: Knowledge Based Knowledge Embedded Knowledge Extracted
State of Technology
(Marquis, 1969)
Search, experimentation & calculation activity Solution through invention
Recognition of technical feasibility
Fusion into design concept & evaluation Information readily available
• Session 2
– Manufacturing and Service product technology paradigms generic Categories – Process versus product innovation in the generic categories – Core Competence/Core Capability – Physical product and Service product differentiation – Mr. CHIPS – Strategy Technology Firm Fit Audit
Definition of Technology
• Technology refers to the theoretical and practical knowledge, skills, and artifacts that can be used to develop products and services as well as their production and delivery systems • Technology by this definition is not a product or service, but is part of the underlying process used to produce products and services. • “How you make stuff”
• Materials • Fabrication and Assembly (F&A)
Physical Product Category Materials
Based on a Transformation Process which elevates a raw material to a new and higher customer valued state
• Session 2- Midterm
Class 4 session June 11, 2010
• • • • • • Session 1: Enacting Innovation and Technology Strategy
Tools and Notes – Class 4, Session 1 Last minute questions Readings: Reading III-5: The Transfer of Technology from Research to Development pp. 738-746 (In text) • Reading III-7: Making Sense of Corporate Venture Capital pp. 792-798(In text) • Reading III-15: Ambidextrous Organizations: Managing Evolutionary and Revolutionary Change pp. 974-987 (In text)
Physical Products
• Manufacturing Categories
Physical products can be easily bifurcated based on their Manufacturing Categories to provide managers with insight. They are:
• A product can either take the form of a service product or a physical product and it is the result of a technology process. It is what most people adopt . • It is the stuff that is made
Class 1 session 1 Topics and Tools
• Technology, product, technology change & Innovation definitions • 4 steps of knowledge – the death of the professional manger myth • Marquis Model of firm specific Innovations
INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT Management 711
Dr. Steve Wash June 11, 2010 (Friday)
Outline
• • • • Review previous tools class 1, 2 &3 Session 1 Topics for discussion Readings
Definition of Invention
• A creation (a new device or process) resulting from study and experimentation • The creation of something in the mind
Definition of a product
Work out bugs & scale-up
Implementation & use
Recognition of potential demand
Solution through adoption
1. Recognition 2. Idea formulation 3. Problem Solving 4. Solution 5. Development 6.Utilization & Diffusion
Class 4 Session 2 May29, 2010
Midterm
Class 1 Tool Reviews
• Session 1
– Technology, product, technology change & Innovation definitions – 4 steps of knowledge – the death of the professional manger myth – Marquis Model of firm specific Innovations
Innovation Vs. Invention
Patents Invention Technology Change Singular