Mais conteúdo relacionado Semelhante a Innovation and Entrepreneurship (20) Innovation and Entrepreneurship1. ™
innovation, entreprenurship and
smart business models
Prof. Dr. Sc. math. Dr. h.c.
Mark Harris
CEO and Founder
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Adjunct Professor for Technology Entrepreneurship & Innovation
2. What is innovation ?
Innovation is an invention, paired with a process
and a market
Entrepreneurship
invention process market
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3. Entrepreneurship is:
A process
Not a person
About BIG companies that happen to be small
Not about small business
Important to BIG business
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4. What is Entrepreneurship ?
„The pursuit of
opportunity beyond
the resources one
currently has under
control“. *
* Source: Professor Howard Stevenson
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6. The Entrepreneurial Process
Identify
• Need Opportunity
• Solution
• „Unfair Advantage‟
Acquire
• Technology rights
Resources
• People
• Money
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7. Technology Entrepreneurship
The New Way Forwards EUR
Observations: Criteria US Europe Comparison Comment
• EU 2020 declaration highly Economies in same
focussed (#1 issue) on GDP (2010) 14.66 T$ 14.82 T$ Ballpark
innovation and Europe invents
entrepreneurship. Domestic Patents +65% more (actually
82000 135000
• Invention (ideas,patents ) (2009)
much more because no
SW patents in Europe,
is good, but
CII)
Europe only ~ 1/5th
commercialization is not. the VC
• Very low VC activity in EU VC activity (H1’2010) 12.4 B$ 2.6 B$
(1/5th US), huge equity
GAP % of population that US is 50% higher
• Attitude of consider 67% 45%
entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship
failure not being an option % of Population that US is 289% higher
13% 4.5%
a big hindering factor. become
entrepreneurs
• Need to catch-up on some US 40% higher
% of population that
20+ years of accept possible 75% 54%
entrepreneurship education failure in a startup
• Need to broaden where and Trying to catch up 20-
Entrepreneurship
how entrepreneurship is
25years of Education
1980’s Early 2000’s and attitude
Education since
taught
• Need to get EU success Programs in HE and
™
now starting in K12
rates (20%) close to US Breadth (# types) innoVaventures
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(30%).
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8. What is Technology Entrepreneurship ?
Cash
Flow
I II III IV
The technical The
Business Business
invention company
Creation Administration
t
The business
innovation
Derived: Prof. Jerry Engel UC Berkeley
Enhanced: Prof. Dr. Mark Harris
Needed: Technology Entrepreneurship Skills Management Skills (MBA etc)
So Technology Entrepreneurship is not only „What“, but also „When“ !!
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9. The Professional Entrepreneur
Cash
Flow
I II III IV
The technical The
Business Business
invention company
Creation Administration
Visioning the Future into the Present t
The business
innovation
Derived: Prof. Jerry Engel UC Berkeley
Enhanced: Prof. Dr. Mark Harris
Needed: Technology Entrepreneurship Skills Management Skills (MBA etc)
So Technology Entrepreneurship is not only „What“, but also „When“ !!
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10. The Professional Entrepreneur
Cash
Flow
I II III IV
The technical The
Business Business
invention company
Creation Administration
Zone of Collaboration t
The business
innovation
Zone of Competition
Derived: Prof. Jerry Engel UC Berkeley
Enhanced: Prof. Dr. Mark Harris
Needed: Technology Entrepreneurship Skills Management Skills (MBA etc)
So Technology Entrepreneurship is not only „What“, but also „When“ !!
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11. The Importance of Teamwork
Entrepreneurship is a team sport
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12. The Market
The Technology Lifecycle Adoptation Curve
%
Crossing
The Chasm
The Early
Market The Mainstream Source: The Four Steps to the Epiphany
Market Steven Gary Blank
The
Chasm
t
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13. The Innovators Dilemma (Intro)
The Impact of Sustaining and Disruptive Technological Change
P
Product Performance
Performance
Demanded At the high
end of the market
Performance
Demanded At the low
Disruptive end of the market
Technological
innovation
t
Source: The Innovator„s Dilemma
Clayton M. Christensen
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14. Strategy: Using Small Markets as “Beach Heads”
“Sustaining” Technological Innovation
Product Performance
Big Companies Need Third Technology
A Continuous Process
Second Technology
First Technology
Time or Engineering Effort
Source: Clayton M. Christensen, “Exploring the Limits of the Technology S-Curve. Part I: Component Technologies,” Production and Operations
Management 1, no. 4 (Fall 1992): 340. Reprinted by permission.
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15. Strategy: Using Small Markets as “Beach Heads”
Application (Market) “A” Application (Market) “B”
Performance as Defined in Application “B”
Performance as Defined in Application “A”
Disruptive Technology
takes over the larger established
market!
New
entrant Technology 2
dominates
Older BIG
company playing
Disruptive Technology
catch-up
• new market niche
• small markets
Technology 1 • small companies
Time or Engineering Effort
Source: Clayton M. Christensen, “Exploring the Limits of the Technology S-Curve. Part I: Component Technologies,” Production and Operations
Management 1, no. 4 (Fall 1992): 361. Reprinted by permission.
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16. New Venture Funding Stream
$ Sales
$80
IPO
$40
Cash
Flow
$20
$8
$1
time
Venture Capital Rounds
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17. Structuring the Financing
The “Why” of multiple rounds
Value is a Step Function:
Value Technology/Product
Marketing
Management
Time
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18. Adding Technology Value
Market Introduction
Regulatory Approvals
Value Manufacturing Prototype
Working Prototype
Patent Application
Feasibility or Prototype
Concept
Time
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19. Adding Market Value
Backlog
Satisfied Customers
Market Launch
Beta Test
Value
Technical Reports Published
Surveys/Concept Testing
Qualitative Research (Focus Groups)
Market Analysis - Published Data
Time
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20. Adding Management Value
Human Resources Mgr
Chief Financial Officer
Value Sales Manager
Manufacturing Vice President
Controller
Marketing Vice President
President
Chief Technologist
Time
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21. Smart business models ?
• How to become the next Facebook, Google, etc. ???
• If this was a pure science and any of us new the exact
formula, we wouldn‟t be here…
• Much of that is a function also of the right product at the
right time and (besides greatness) tons of luck….
• Larry and Sergey first failed with their strategy to offer a new
search algorithm to Yahoo…. (I wonder if that Yahoo
employee who turned it down is still there ??)
• Or look at the Intel founders Robert Noyce and Gordon
Moore, they left Fairchild to follow their passion !!
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22. Intel (1968)
• 1 page
• 3 paragraphs
• 9 sentences
So the • 165 words
discipline of • - 3 errors -
business plans
has changed
somewhat
over the years
too
Today ~50+B$ revenue
~65% pre-tax profits
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23. Smart business models ?
• Follow your passion !! Being passionate about your
new business will help you survive
• Create your new venture as “global born”.
Focussing initially on a local market is fine, but
don‟t loose sight of the global opportunity
• Know and understand your customers !!!
• Know and understand your market !!!
• Focus on YEAR ONE !! Get that right.
• Have several exit strategies already when you
start.
• Work with global enablers like ™
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24. A short excursion in Math:
Question: What is the shortest distance between points A and B ?
Sure, a straight line: A B
as long as we are in two dimensional space....
in three dimensional space, for example on a globe it is the
GREAT Circle (ARC)
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25. So what is the shortest path for a new venture ?
The Path (Trail) to New Ventures
Start(up)
loop
forever
Gazelle
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26. ™enables you to cross the Chasm !!
new ventures left on their own
to bridge this gap
Phase 1
entrepreneurship
education, Phase 5
VC / further scale
Educational BizPlan
Competitions
Educational Real
Process companies
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helps you to bridge the GAP !!
Phase 1 Phase 2
entrepreneurship Coaching Phase 3 Phase 4
Consulting
education, Mentoring
1st real BizPlans Angel Funding Phase 5
Summer schools infrastructure VC / further scale
Experimental labs
Educational BizPlan Industry connections
Bootcamps
Seed Funding
Competitions
Seed Funding
Entrepreneurship Education
Educational Real-life Real
Services
Process practice companies
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29. InnoVaventures Network of
-in negotiation (Phase I)
-planned (Phase II)
-planned (Phase III)
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30. Network of Global Clusters of Innovation
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