Lecture 6: Technology Management Flashcards

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Disruptive Innovation (3)

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A new, initially inferior product or service disrupts and displaces established competitors. starting at the

  • lower boundary of customer expectations,
  • target the mainstream
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Chasm Crossing Principles (2)

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You should commit to providing the complete solution even if this requires involving other partners in the process.

Target the Niche Market First (Beachhead Strategy | Brückenkopf):

  • Focus on a specific, receptive niche within early adopters.
  • Establish a strong presence in this niche before targeting the broader market.

Create a Whole Product:

  • Deliver a comprehensive solution that goes beyond the core technology.
  • Address a broader set of customer needs to appeal to the practical expectations of the early majority.
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Lead User Concept (3)

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  • Users at the forefront of innovation with advanced needs.
  • Innovation can come from users facing cutting-edge challenges.
  • Lead Users are ahead of the mass market and expect high benefits from solutions.
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Dominant Design (3)

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Set of key technological features or design elements widely accepted as a standard in an industry.

Focus is placed on process innovation to get more efficient ways to produce the technology.

Characteristics

  • Represents standardization within an industry. Accepted norm guiding product development.
  • Shifts innovation focus to incremental improvements around the standard.
  • Contributes to market stability and interoperability.
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