Product innovation strategy pure and simple
Subtitle: how winning companies outpace their competitors
By: Michel (Mike) Robert.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
Subjects: New products -- Management.
Description: Product Innovation Strategy Pure and Simple is based on Robert's 10 years of intensive research into a very basic question: Why are certain companies so adept at creating and introducing new products, while others are not? Robert uncovered an answer that was equally simple: successful innovators rely upon more than serendipity; they follow a process, one that they deeply ingrain in their corporate cultures and to which they continually adhere.

You'll find the real-life stories of those companies here - compelling insights into the ways in which firms such as 3M, Honda, and Johnson & Johnson have institutionalized the innovation process. But, beyond this rich assortment of case histories, anecdotes, and object lessons, you'll discover how your company can implement the proven strategy that Robert has distilled and presents in this trailblazing book.

For the first time anywhere, find out how easy it is to integrate the four steps that comprise a winning product innovation process.

And there's more still. Robert also details a variety of different "spins" on the strategic innovation process ... provides a glimpse at the future role of new product innovation in an increasingly fragmented marketplace ... describes how to make innovative thinking part and parcel of an organization's culture ... and takes a close-up look at how the innovation process affected the fortunes of Gillette and of Kodak.
Notes: Includes index.