benchmarking: the best practices in r&d&i management
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BENCHMARKING: The best practices in R&D&i management. EARTO MEETING JUNE 2011. Lugar y fecha. Industrial Organization Area. 2. www.aimen.es | [email protected]. ACTIONS FOR INCREASING THE INNOVATION IN COMPANIES OF GALICIA. Actions to raise awareness in R&D&i management. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
BENCHMARKING: The best practices in R&D&i management
EARTO MEETING JUNE 2011
Lugar y fecha
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Industrial Organization Area
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ACTIONS FOR INCREASING THE INNOVATION IN COMPANIES OF GALICIA
ACTIONS FOR INCREASING THE INNOVATION IN COMPANIES OF GALICIA
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Actions to raise awareness in R&D&i management
Implementation of systematic for the better use of innovation resources
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DIAGNOSIS OF INNOVATION
INNOVATION PROJECTS IN COLLABORATION:INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION AREA - AIMEN
INNOVATION PROJECTS IN COLLABORATION:INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION AREA - AIMEN
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INNOVATION SYSTEMATIZATION IN SMEs IN GALICIA.
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STUDY ABOUT SITUATION OF R&D&i MANAGEMENT IN GALICIA
(2006 – 2009)
OWN RESEARCH PROJECTS:INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION AREA - AIMEN
OWN RESEARCH PROJECTS:INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION AREA - AIMEN
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BENCHMARKING: THE BEST PRACTICES IN R&D&i MANAGEMENT
(2009 – 2011)
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1. BIBLIOGRAFY REVISION
2. DESIGN OF INNOVATION QUESTIONNAIRES
3. MAKING THE DIAGNOSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
4. TABLE OF EXPERTS
Analysis and validation of the documents that are generated throughout the project
Project Director
Technicians from other technology centres, universities, research centers
Professional representative companies for their innovative activity
5. DEVELOPMENT TOOL SELF-DIAGNOSIS COMPUTER
5. DIFFUSION OF THE RESULTS
METHODOLOGY
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MARKET RESEARCH:
• Companies in differents industrial states
• Universities
• Technological Centres
Survey and personal interviews
METHODOLOGY
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OUTLINE OF THE MAIN TYPES OF A BUSINESS PROCESS
STRATEGIC PROCESSES
Planning
StrategicINNOVATION
Marketing/
Communication
Voice of the clients
Voice of the employees
Management control
KEY PROCESSES
Sales/
ContractingProgramming / Manufacture
Expeditions / Logistics
Turnover/
Collection
After-sales service/
Returns
Management satisfaction clients
PROCESSES OF SUPPORT
Maintenance /
General ServicesInformation systems
Shopping /
Logistics
Accounting /
Taxation
Management
personal
Quality Assurance
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Developed at the London Business School
by the professors: Chiesa, Coughlan and Voss.
With contributions by professor David Brown
of the University of Warwick.
Vittorio Chiesa, Paul Coughlan y Chris A. Voss, Development of a Technical Innovation Audit, J. Prod. Innov. Management, 1996
David Brown, Innovation Management Tools, DG-XIII, European Commission, 1997, chapter 21
AUDIT MODEL
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ACTIVITIES THAT DEFINE THE PROCESS OF INNOVATION
I N P U T………………….
New market opportunity or unmet
need
OUTLINE OF PROCESS
O U T P U T………………….
Customer satisfaction with the
new product or service created
The process of innovation includes 5 essential activities :
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ACTIVITIES THAT DEFINE THE PROCESS OF INNOVATION
DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTS
REDEFINING THE
PRODUCTION PROCESSES
REDEFINING MARKETING PROCESSES
GENERATION OF NEW IDEAS
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RK
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RK
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KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
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Questionnaire Structure
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QUESTIONNAIRE
CULTURE OF INNOVATION
Enabling activities in the innovation process, involving the following four:
Strategic Learning Loop
Leadership
Human resources
Instruments and systems
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GENERATION OF NEW IDEAS
Identification of new ideas for products or services
Anticipate customer needs
How the company encourages brainstorming
Criterion used to select the ideas to be developed.
Planning time generating new product ideas.
QUESTIONNAIRE
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QUESTIONNAIRE
DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTS
Step from idea to launch the new product or service to market.
Detailed definition of the functions and specifications of the product
Organization to develop the new product in the shortest time
Coordination of internal and external teams
Project management techniques
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REDEFINING THE PRODUCTIVE PROCESSES
Redefinition of productive processes
Greater flexibility and / or productivity Higher quality
Lower production costs Introducing variations in products
Incorporation of new technologies and management tools and organization in their productive processes
Increasing the value of the products
QUESTIONNAIRE
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QUESTIONNAIRE
REDEFINING THE PRODUCTIVE PROCESSES
TECHNOLOGICAL CENTRES
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QUESTIONNAIRE
REDEFINING MARKETING PROCESSES
Application of ICT to redefine the marketing of products
Increase the value of products
Create new products or services
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QUESTIONNAIRE
REDEFINING MARKETING PROCESSES
TECHNOLOGICAL CENTRES
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QUESTIONNAIRE
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
Internally Technology Developed:
•Continuous formation
•Creating a R & D department,...
Embedded Technology:
•Outsourcing R & D to engineering, CT and universities
•Purchase of licenses
•Establishment of technological alliances with other companies .
Innovation through technology
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QUESTIONNAIRE
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGICAL CENTRES
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DELPHI METHOD
• Consultation through a series of questionnaires, a group of experts on the subject under study, to collect their opinions under this methodology:
• Anonymous environment that facilitates freedom of expression
• Any participant may change his mind throughout the process thanks to the data received without this change is reflected.
• Two rounds of questionnaire
• During the 2nd consultation, the experts are informed of the results of the first consultation questions.
• The experts should give a new answer and must be justified in any case it is highly divergent with respect to the group.
• The conclusions of the Delphi Method need not be unique or uniform, indicate the average of responses and also to separate themselves from it and the reasons that support
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SHARE CONCLUSIONS
SYMPOSIUM DIFFUSION
WHERE?
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