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Preface | p. xiii |
The Innovation Challenge | p. 1 |
The Challenge: How to Really Innovate | p. 1 |
The Solution | p. 4 |
The Four Innovation Vectors-the Innovation Diamond | p. 6 |
New Products: The Key to Corporate Prosperity | p. 9 |
Huge Amounts at Stake | p. 14 |
Why So Much Innovation Today? | p. 15 |
High Odds of Failure | p. 17 |
Defining Newness and a ôNew Productö | p. 20 |
The Path Forward | p. 23 |
Why New Products Win | p. 26 |
The Invisible Success Factors | p. 26 |
Why New Products Fail to Yield the Profits They Should | p. 27 |
Seven Critical Success Drivers | p. 31 |
Building the Success Drivers into Your Playbook | p. 55 |
Drivers of Success-Why the Best Innovators Excel | p. 56 |
Seven Critical Success Drivers for the Business | p. 56 |
Toward a Stage-Gate New-Product System | p. 81 |
The Stage-Gate® Idea-To-Launch System | p. 83 |
What Is Stage-Gate? | p. 83 |
Seven Goals of a New-Product Idea-to-Launch System | p. 86 |
How to Manage Risk | p. 94 |
A Best-Practice New-Product System | p. 98 |
An Overview of the Stage-Gate System | p. 102 |
Debunking the Myths About Stage-Gate-What Stage-Gate Is Not! | p. 112 |
Built-in Success Drivers | p. 116 |
Next-Generation Stage-Gate®-How Companies Have Evolved and Accelerated the System | p. 120 |
Global Inputs to Reinvent Stage-Gate | p. 120 |
Scaled to Suit Different Risk Levels and Types of Projects | p. 121 |
An Adaptable, Flexible, and Agile Process | p. 127 |
Efficient, Lean, and No Waste | p. 133 |
Metrics, Team Accountability, and Continuous Improvement | p. 138 |
Stage-Gate for ôOpen Innovationö | p. 142 |
Life Cycle Management and Stage-Gate | p. 146 |
Automated Stage-Gate Systems | p. 150 |
Common Errors in Designing a Next-Generation Stage-Gate System | p. 152 |
Making It Work | p. 154 |
Discovery-The Quest for Breakthrough Ideas | p. 156 |
A Shortage of Blockbuster New-Product Ideas | p. 156 |
Where to Start? A Product Innovation and Technology Strategy | p. 158 |
Set Up an Idea Capture and Handling System | p. 159 |
The Sources of the Best Ideas | p. 160 |
Voice-of-Customer Methods | p. 161 |
Strategic Methods for Generating Ideas | p. 172 |
Open Innovation as a Major Source of Ideas | p. 181 |
Technology Development and Fundamental Research-Changing the Basis of Competition | p. 186 |
Patent Mapping | p. 187 |
Getting Great Ideas from Your Own Employees | p. 187 |
The Front-End Work-From Discovery to Development | p. 192 |
The First Few Plays of the Game | p. 192 |
On to Stage 1: Scoping | p. 193 |
On to Stage 2: Build the Business Case | p. 200 |
Undertake VoC Research: A User Needs-and-Wants Study | p. 205 |
Do a Competitive Analysis | p. 212 |
Revisit the Market Analysis-This Time in More Depth | p. 215 |
Time for a Detailed Technical Investigation | p. 215 |
Test the Concept with the Customer-Start the Spirals | p. 217 |
Build In the Spirals | p. 225 |
Business and Financial Analysis | p. 226 |
Action Plans | p. 228 |
On to Stage 3: Development | p. 228 |
Picking the Winners-Investing in the Right Projects | p. 229 |
It's Tough to Make the Right Investment Decisions | p. 229 |
Project Selection Is But One Component of Portfolio Management | p. 232 |
The Tools to Use for Effective Gates and Portfolio Reviews | p. 235 |
Maximizing the Value of Your Portfolio | p. 235 |
Strategic Portfolio Management | p. 250 |
Integrating the Governance Elements: Gating, Portfolio Reviews, and Road Maps | p. 261 |
Data Integrity | p. 262 |
Popularity and Effectiveness of Portfolio Methods | p. 264 |
Recommendations for Portfolio Management | p. 266 |
Making the Gates Work-Gates with Teeth | p. 268 |
Challenges at the Gates | p. 268 |
Gates with Teeth-Learn to Drown Some Puppies | p. 272 |
How Effective Gates Work | p. 279 |
Tips and Hints in Gate Governance | p. 286 |
Who Are the Gatekeepers? | p. 289 |
How to Run Gates | p. 291 |
Ways to Accelerate the Gates | p. 296 |
Make the Gates Work! | p. 297 |
Development, Testing, and Launch | p. 298 |
Parallel Actions During Stage 3: Development | p. 298 |
Seek Customer Input Throughout the Development Stage | p. 301 |
Shortening Development Times | p. 304 |
On to Stage 4: Testing and Validation | p. 308 |
Go for Launch | p. 316 |
The Final Play-Stage 5: Into the Market | p. 316 |
Implementing Stage-Gate® In Your Business | p. 330 |
Let's Go Do It | p. 330 |
Designing and Implementing Stage-Gate | p. 330 |
Laying the Foundation, an Innovation Performance Assessment | p. 331 |
Designing (or Redesigning) Your Stage-Gate System | p. 336 |
Implementing Stage-Gate-Change Management | p. 340 |
Sustaining the Implementation Effort-Making It Stick | p. 352 |
Ten Ways to Fail! | p. 354 |
Moving Forward | p. 355 |
The Benchmarker™ Audit Tool | p. 357 |
The Navigator™ Stage-Gate System | p. 359 |
Notes | p. 361 |
Index | p. 375 |
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