non technological innovation: how to innovate cheaply !

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In a context of globalized economy and crisis, companies are facing more and more competition. They want to gain market shares or at least not to loose existing ones and they want to bring to the market innovative goods or services. Cuts in R&D expenditures are unavoidable, so why not turn to non technological innovation - cheap and easy to get started with.

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Non technological innovation:

How to innovate cheaply !

Sophie RACQUEZManaging Director

THE IDEA MONOPOLY ®

Why innovate ?

Context : globalized economy / crisis

More and more competitors

Gain market shares (or not lose existing ones)

Bring innovative goods to compete against low-cost production

Why non technological innovation ?

Non technologicalinnovation

Non expensive Simple Accessible for

SMEs Short time to market

vs Technological innovation

Expensive Complex SMEs need

cooperation (R&D centres, other SMEs)

Longer time to market

So how to be different ?

For us, non technological innovation isbased on the 4P's of the marketing mix

Product Price Place Promotion

1st P = PRODUCT

Design,features, packaging, qualities, etc.

A good packaging increases sales

A product based on consumer needs will sell by itself

1st P = PRODUCT

A packaging can make the difference

Distillery in Raeren, Belgium :

Thanks to a packaging relooking (with the help of a designer), sales grew of 40% in one year time

2nd P = PRICE

Be different and lower your costs : Buy cheaper raw materials Ask your customers to partly produce (Ikea)

Case study :English pottery

3rd P = PLACE

Traditional shop vs : Online shop Mail order Home meetings Specialist shops

(chemist, museum) Vending machines Social networks ...

4th P = Promotion A Good brand name is important

Do you know the multinational firmTCCC?

Technical Committee on Computer Communications?

Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce?

The Creative Concepts Company?

OR...

4th P = PromotionGood brand name is important

Do you know themultinational firm TCCC?

The Coca-Cola Company !

Brand name made of 3 letters = 17.576 possibilities

Brand name made of 4 letters = 456.976 possibilities

Case study : SME boat

4th P = PromotionA Good brand name is important

Is your brand name registered ?

Does your brand name belong to you ?

Will you keep it or will you be forced to change (first come first served) ?

The Idea Monopoly®markets your innovation

Your network of consumers, inventors, creative people, entrepreneurs, marketing and

innovation specialists

Ideas brokerTrendspotter

Naming & branding (companies and products names)

For any questions, please contact us at

www.ideamonopoly.com

Thank you for your attention

Place your logo here

Sophie RACQUEZManaging DirectorThe Idea Monopoly®rue de la Presse, 41000 BrusselsBelgiumwww.ideamonopoly.com

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