nbaa business aviation innovation 25 feb2015slides
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INNOVATE
The Future of Business Avia2on
Kris%n J. Arnold
www.ExtraordinaryTeam.com
February 25, 2015
© 2015 Quality Process Consultants, Inc.
[in-‐uh-‐veyt]
verb.
1. to introduce something new; make changes in anything established.
2. to introduce (something new) for or as if for the first %me:
3. Archaic. to alter.
4. Peter Sheahan. Creates value. Source: Dic%onary.com
INNOVATE
Business Avia2on Innova2on
But I’m not crea2ve!
Fixated Thinking
It all starts with an idea….
Problem
How to innovate commodity?
Nate
7 Sources of Innova2on
Source: Peter Drucker, Innova%on & Entrepreneurship (1985)
1. The
Unexpected
2. Incongrui2es
Joan Sullivan Garre\
Listen to Customer Complaints & Unmet Needs
That’s just not right!
Trissy
3. Process Needs
Robert Duncan
There’s goQa be a beQer way!
Janice Barden
4. Industry and
Market ShiTs
REGULATIONS
Russ Meyer Jr.
5. Demographics
Source: h\p://www.mercatornet.com/
Let’s get ahead of that wave!
Greg Evans
Segment the Market
6. Changes in Percep2on,
Meaning & Mood
Change is really slow… un2l it’s not!
Pete Agur
A ShiT in Preferences
Source: h\p://sleekmoney.com/ Source: h\p://adage.com/
Benn Isaacman
7. New
Knowledge
Chuck McKinnon
7 Sources of Innova2on
• The Unexpected
• Incongrui%es
• Process Needs
• Industry/Market Structure
• Demographics
• Changes in Percep%on
• New Knowledge
Con2nue the Conversa2on at Lunch
• Evolving roles of flight dept mgr, corporate pilot/technician/engineer
• Methods to innovate, inspire and influence • Biggest industry opportuni%es • Talents/skills to deal with speed of change/tech • Our response to technology changes • A\ract and keep talent • Manage internships in a flight department • Influence and ensure safety culture • Industry barriers, challenges and obstacles • How to help our industry’s public image
Commit to Pursue One Idea