Strategy Design Innovation
How to create business success using a systematic toolbox
Robert G. Wittmann, Michael Jünger, Matthias P. Reuter und Norbert Alexy
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Robert G. Wittmann, Michael Jünger, Matthias P. Reuter, Norbert Alexy, Strategy Design Innovation (2019), Ziel-Verlag, Augsburg, ISBN: 9783965570801
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Beschreibung / Abstract
This workbook offers a new and systematic approach about how to engage and excel in the practice of Business Design Innovation.
Beschreibung
This workbook offers a new and systematic approach about how to engage and excel in the practice of Business Design Innovation.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Strategy Design Innovation
- Table of content
- Introduction
- 1 Dynamics in the business world and the approach of the book
- 2 Strategy Design Innovation – introducing the entire model
- 2.1 Strategy Design
- 2.2 Strategy Design Toolbox
- 2.3 Strategy Design Modelling
- 2.4 Strategy Design Innovation
- 3 The Strategy Design Toolbox: asking entrepreneurial questions and creating answers
- 3.1 Perspective 1: Creating Orientation
- 3.2 Perspective 2: Understanding Developments
- 3.3 Perspective 3: Reflecting Positions
- 3.4 Perspective 4: Designing Advantages
- 3.5 Perspective 5: Engaging People
- 3.6 Perspective 6: Realizing Value
- 3.7 Perspective 7: Navigating Success
- 4 Strategy Design Modelling – creating powerful ideas for competitive advantage
- 4.1 Applying the pyramid approach
- 4.2 Using strategy design patterns
- 4.3 Proof of concept and field test
- 4.4 Further supporting principles
- 5 Strategy Design – deriving consistent pictures at different stage gates
- 5.1 Stage 1: a first visionary approach – the Value Proposition Design (VPD)
- 5.2 Stage 2: a first holistic approach – the Business Model Canvas (BMC)
- 5.3 Stage 3: a sustainable approach – the Strategy Design Booklet
- 6 Strategy Design Innovation – creating sustainable competitive advantages
- 6.1 Managing the innovation funnel
- 6.2 Running creativity loops along the innovation spiral
- 7 Summary and outlook
- References
- About the authors