Innovation Radar

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The innovation radar displays 12 dimensions of business innovation anchored by the offerings a company creates, the customers it services, the process it employs and the points of presence it uses to take its offerings to market. It can be used as a tool to help explore in which ways a company can innovate.

Dimension Definition
Offerings Develop new products or services
Platform Use common components or building blocks to create derivative offerings
Solution Create integrated and customized offerings that solve of end-to-end customer problems
Customers Discover under served customers segments or uncover unmet needs
Customer experience Redesign customer interactions
Value capture Redefine how the company gets paid
Processes Redesign for greater efficiency, higher quality and faster cycle time
Organization Change scope, redefine the roles, responsibilities and incentives of different business units and individuals
Supply chain Think differently about sourcing and fulfillment
Presence Create new channels of distribution or new points of presence
Networking Create network-centric intelligent and integrated offerings
Brand Leverage brands into new domains

Part of M8-S1 - Reading - Sawhney - The 12 Different Ways for Companies to Innovate