INNOVATION RESOURCES
Webinars
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Innovation for Growth: A look inside P&G
A Conversation with David J.K. Goulait of Proctor & Gamble, and Scott Anthony of Innosight, A Harvard Business School Publishing Best Practice Briefing CD.
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Disruptive Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Clayton Christensen, Steve Wunker and others discuss disruptive innovation and how it impacts the pharmaceutical industry. Gain key insights into business conditions that can be shaped to enable great growth and discover how achieving regional dominance can help you win at a national level.
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Top 10 Disrupters of 2006 ... Explained
Scott Anthony, President of Innosight, and Clayton Christensen, HBS Professor and founder of Innosight, explain their votes in the recent Forbes.com article, "Top 10 Disrupters of 2006," discuss trends they are watching in 2007, and answer questions from the audience.
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Four Lessons for Companies Facing Disruptive Threats
This Webinar will describe some of the key lessons that emerged from the Newspaper Next project. Not only are these lessons extremely applicable for anyone interested in the media industry, they have broad applicability for people who are interested in the option set available to companies facing potentially disruptive threats.
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The Path to A Billion
Joe Sinfield and David Thomson discuss how to build a billion dollar business by creating the next big idea using the disruptive innovation concepts and the 7 Essentials of Blueprint to A Billion.
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Mapping Your Innovation Strategy
Listen to Scott D. Anthony talk about how to map your innovation strategy in a recorded webinar from June 15, 2006. Based on Innosight's in-the-field lessons learned from work with top companies such as Bell Canada and others, this article maps out how to develop a winning strategy for growth.
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Getting the Customer's Innovation Job Done
Learn tips and tricks for increasing the odds of creating winning new offerings. Harvard Business School Professor Clayton M. Christensen discusses his latest research summarized in the recent Harvard Business Review article, "Marketing Malpractice: The Cause and the Cure." In this webinar recording, he talks about the jobs-to-be-done framework of understanding customers and expands on these concepts to explain how a company can create new markets by innovating to help customers perform a job for which no optimal products exists.
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