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Knowledge Creation for Breakthrough Innovation: 2013 UPDATE Karen A. Kreutz, Retired P&G 2012 [email protected] ILUMINOV LLC Phoenix Chapter February 26, 2013

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Knowledge Creation for Breakthrough Innovation: 2013 UPDATE. Phoenix Chapter February 26, 2013. Karen A. Kreutz, Retired P&G 2012 [email protected] ILUMINOV LLC. Karen Kreutz. Product Design. Technical Marketing. Innovation Capability. ILUMINOV LLC www.iluminov.com. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Knowledge Creation for

Breakthrough Innovation: 2013 UPDATE

Karen A. Kreutz, Retired P&G [email protected]

ILUMINOV LLC

Phoenix Chapter

February 26, 2013

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Karen Kreutz

Technical MarketingProduct Design

Innovation Capability

ILUMINOV LLCwww.iluminov.com

June 2012

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Table TalkDiscover something NEW that YOU have in common with 2 of your table neighbors …… thenFind one thing in common for a group of 4 or more!

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The Challenge: Innovate Productively

=PEffectiveness of

Output to Create Value

Efficient Use of Input Resources

(People, Money, Time)

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PDMA Toolbook 2 (2004)

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Organizational Knowledge Creation

Breakthrough Innovation requires Tacit Knowledge Exchange.The sharing of tacit knowledge is an ‘extremely fragile process’.The speed of tacit knowledge exchange depends on the degree to which the environment is collaborative

KnowledgeCreation

Organizational Factors

Conclusion

Tools & Capabilities

• Competency Mapping

• Communities of Practice

• Intranet

• Vision

• Culture of Collaboration

ForBreakthrough Innovation (2004)

Summary

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PDMA Toolbook 3 (2007)

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PDMA Toolbook 3: Ch. 13 Recap

2007

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Knowledge and its Creation

Tacit knowledge: lies beneath the surface of conscious thought and is derived from a lifetime of experience, practice, perception and learning. It is context-specific, personal, hard to formalize and stored semi-consciously and consciously in peoples’ heads. Aka it is ‘second nature’ to each.

Explicit knowledge: can be transferred through language(speech, writing and graphics). It is codified, structured, accessible to people other than the creator of that knowledge.

Knowledge is information combined with experience, context and reflections that may be used to make decisions and take actions. Its creation is a human act and for an individual it is the interpretation of the information based on their mental models.

From Peter Senge, The Fifth Discipline

2 TYPES of KNOWLEDGE

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Relevant TACIT Knowledge from the Individuals’ MENTAL MODELS

EXPLICIT Representations of the Team’s Collective TACIT Knowledge

2013 Update: Boost the Robustness of Tacit Knowledge Exchange

Visual Thinking TechniquesFacilitated

Group ProcessKnowledgeModeling

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the r ig ht inv ivo re lea s e pro per ties

T HE MO RE REL IA BL E TH E COATI NG T HE LE SS

VAR IA BI LI TY IN MANUFACTURING,

CLI NI CAL T EST I NG , ACCURACY AND

PRE CI SI ON GOE S UP.

Harder fo r othe r compani es to m atch our prod uc t

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Facilitated Group Processes

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Graphic History of P&G New Story for 2015

Strategic Visioning-Future Culture for Winning

VALUES

Smart Risk Takers

Spirited FamilyOpen-minded

& agile - curious

Timeless

Passionately Purposeful

Courageous with humility

SUPPORTS CHALLENGESB O L D S T E P S

ACTION

FIVE BOLD STEPS

May 2012 Action Planning

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Interview Subject Matter Experts

?

Relevant Tacit Knowledge+

Causal Linkages+

Common LanguageElucidated Context

Framework(s)

Team’s Collective Tacit Knowledge Represented

Explicitly

Created Knowledge Empowering Decision

Making & Aligned Action

……

.MOD

ELMap Share

SMThe Process

Knowledge Modeling Process

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Project Dilemma

Breakthrough Technology

Strategic Decisions:1) When ready to place clinical?

2) Which formula to place to win?

P&G Knowledge Modeling Case

Formula Historical

Competitive Test 1 Test 2

Lab

Invivo

Pre Clinical

Clinical known known ? ?

ConsiderationsRespected Subject MatterExperts

Complex Technology/Biology Interactions

Different degrees of familiarityIn the product category

Frequent VP run meetingsNot getting nearer to answers

Product Test Formulations

Target ConsumerBrand Context

Feasibility Aspects

GO

Decision Sequence

Q1

Data Integration

Q2

Knowledge Modeling

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Knowledge Creation for

Breakthrough Innovation: 2013 Update

Phoenix Chapter

February 26, 2013

Breakthrough Innovation requires effective Tacit Knowledge Exchange

Organizational vision, collaborative culture and tools / team start-up techniques taught by PDMA Tool books are supportive for the knowledge creation process.

Newer-- yet vetted-- methods of proactive Visual Thinking approaches bring the potential to further augment productivity despite innovation’s complexity.

Thank YOU!