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Innovation and its dissemination Mark Cavender Innovation, Markets and the Consumer

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Innovation and its dissemination

Mark Cavender

Innovation, Markets and the Consumer

Objective

Understand the concept of diffusion of innovations and features in the market and products that promote / hinder

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Diffusion of Innovation – an Historical Perspective

Diffusion of Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle

Technology Examples

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Agenda

Diffusion of Innovation – an Historical Perspective

Diffusion of Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle

Technology Examples

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What is Diffusion of an Innovation

The process by which that innovation “is communicated through certain channels over time among the members of a social system” (Rogers, 1983)

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4 Key Elements in the Diffusion Process

Innovation

Channels of communication

Time

Social system

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Attributes of Innovations

Relative advantage

Compatibility

Complexity

Trialability

Observability

Re-inventability

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Everett Rogers

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Everett Rogers Video

http://vimeo.com/54414758

04:58- 07:53

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Diffusion of Innovation – an Historical Perspective

Diffusion of Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle

Technology Examples

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Techies

Try it!

PragmatistsStick with the herd!

Skeptics

No way!

Visionaries

Get ahead of the herd!

Adoption PatternsConservatives

Status quo is OK – move only when necessary!

This initial adoption pattern is known as the Technology Adoption Life Cycle.

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Video – iPad in the Classroom

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePOCAAzkakY

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Diffusion of Innovation – an Historical Perspective

Diffusion of Innovation and the Technology Adoption Life Cycle

Technology Examples

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Consumers Are Here

Technology Adoption

Life Cycle

Indefinitely elastic

middle period

Mar

ket

Gro

wth

Time

Main Street

Thriving Market

Maturing Market

Declining MarketFault

Line!

End of Life

Early

Market Bowling Alley

Tornado

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Technology Adoption

Life Cycle

Indefinitely elastic

middle period

Mar

ket

Gro

wth

Time

Main Street

Thriving Market

Maturing Market

Declining MarketFault

Line!

End of Life

Early

Market Bowling Alley

Tornado

The “Evil Kneivel” Approach (not recommended)

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Consumer Electronics

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Wearables

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3-D Printing

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4K

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Samsung Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAdY6cE_4tk

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Cross the Chasm via B2BFirst if Possible

Focus on a single customer segment and build whole product for that segment

Use experience and product to move to similar segments

The “Beachhead” segment

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In Conclusion

Diffusion of innovation research by Everett Rogers kick-started adoption of disruptive innovations

The Technology Adoption Life Cycle models how businesses and consumers adopt

Most disruptive innovations should be targeted at business first if possible

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Dr. Carlos Té[email protected]

Lic. Sergio GarcíaProfesor Tutor

Lic. Sergio Garcí[email protected]

Derechos Reservados 2015 Tecnológico de MonterreyProhibida la reproducción total o parcial de esta obra

sin expresa autorización del Tecnológico de Monterrey.

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