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COMMERCIALIZATION SUCCESS IN INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT Tuija Luoma, VTT Challenge Management Opportunities & Risks Basic Research Trends Legislation, Norms Ideas & Innovation Potentials Market Needs Strategy Foresight Concept New Product Development Development R&D Resources New Technologies Road Maps Customer Values Commercialization Business Growth Competition Scenarios Weak Signals, Development Impulses Commercialization management in INNORISK • Our goal is to develop practical tools for the use at commercialization decision making. • The tools and procedures include e.g. – Commercialization risk map for identification of risks – Success and uncertainty management tables for the analysis of risk – Risk profiles and tables for evaluation and selection of risk reducing measures. • When risks are taken into account from the very beginning of the innovation process, commercialization procedures and marketing strategies shape up little by little and they do not come up unexpectedly when the product is ready. – Increases the probability of a successfull commercialization. COMMERCIALIZATION MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK Inte rac tion wit h tion c a er Int Market risks stra teg y Innovation ready to launch t en m n viro n e ss e n usi b h wit Product life cycle management NPD Concept selection Identified significant opportunities Launching and after sales risks commercialization risk assessment methods RISK MANAGEMENT STEPS Identification of risks Analysis of risks Evaluation and selection of risk reducing measures Implementation and follow-up Risk maps and allocation commercialization success and uncertainty tables Risk profile and risk consequence / propablity analysis Risk management control measures and implementation Product / Concept Technology • Exellence and superiority is visible • Novelty value to customer and end-user • Benefit from product • Emphasis of the product • Acceptability in markets • Pricing • Product life cycle • Design • IPR and branding • Opportunities identified • Maturity • Reliability • Usability • Technology teething problems Market / Marketing • Key customers • Market segmentation • Market need • Time scale • Market situation • Rapid adoption of new product and technology • Possible barriers to implementation identified • Sales chain • Target group information concrete • Reference customers • Marketing channel generation • Changes in market situation • Marketing strategy • Changes in competing or complementary products • Marketing methods • Co-operation with vendors • Pre-launching and test marketing • Fear of loser reputation • One-sided communication • Unworkable message commercialization Environment • Trade organisations • Acceptability • Legislation • Economic and political situation • Taxation • Social development • Ecological development • Taking interest groups into consideration Commitment • Vendor commitment • Non-commitment of launching responsible • Marketing channel commitment Business • Non-allocated investments • Saving on investments -thinking • Fit to strategy Launching process • Firm's real capabilities (productional, marketing, logistics etc.) not identified • Logistics network management and constant development • Uncontrollability of launching process • Timing • Launching delay APPLYING RISK MAP TO INNOVATION PROCESS - COMMERCIALIZATION RISK MANAGEMENT PHASES