In service innovation projects complexities abound, both within the boundaries of the organization and outside of them: value chains have become value networks, target customers have contextual and situational preferences in their complex experience journeys, and interactions with the organization involve many channels and touch points. Customer centricity is a prerequisite but it requires various cross sections through the organization to cooperate smoothly.
In his keynote, Erik will discuss the glue that holds these complex processes together. On the basis of case studies from his service design consulting practice, and insights from his teaching at the Delft University of Technology, Erik will dive deeper into how to align various enterprise functions around a shared and actionable vision and towards a coherent and tangible end-result. He will show through analysis of these various cases that a shared, actionable, and congruent enterprise vision is of vital importance for innovation success, and can be steered and managed effectively.
29. “Spending more on R&D won’t drive results.The most crucial factors for successful innovation are strategic alignment and a
culture that supports innovation..”
“Companies with both highly aligned innovation cultures and highly aligned innovation strategies have 30 percent higher
enterprise value growth and 17 percent higher profit growth than companies with lower degrees of alignment.”
53. Roscam Abbing & Smulders, Advanced design methods for successful innovation, Design United, September 2013
54. let brands emerge from experience design
processes and let them infuse
experience design processes
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55. using service design tools to build a coherent
enterprise brand while developing experience
innovations
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56. give your internal stakeholders insight and involvement in your design research tools