thriving on change

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un-keynote for Rocky Mountain ProductCamp on 11/13/2010

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Thriving on Change

John OechsleExecutive VP Strategy & Product

Thriving on Change• Adaptive industries, organizations, and

individuals– People continuously adapt to new

situations to prosper and thrive– Effective communication– Constant change keeps organizations agile– Continuous learning

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Changing Industry

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Organizational Change

• Either fostered or hindered• Change is ongoing, not an event• Stable reference points help people

cope with change• Leadership is critical

Individual Change

• People don’t resist change, we resist being changed

• Some thrive, others are hostile• Different approaches to coping

Adapting to Changing Markets• Multi-source product concepts –

from customers, R+D, market analysis of domains

• Research - market potential, compelling reasons to buy

• Value proposition and business justification; prioritize, re-prioritize

• Target Market Initiative (TMI) details Whole Product – deep understanding of specific customer problem

Conceptualization

Concepts

Domains

R&D

Customer

Projects

Business Justification

TMIs

Product Lifecycle - Decision Points

Turning Around Product

Joint Dev Projects

Early Adopters Beta Launch

Decision Points

• Proven Market Potential– Establish joint development partners– Early adopters for test and feedback– Refine product

– Rigorous decision points for go/no-go– Launch with full marketing & sales support

Take Aways• Industry, organizational, and personal

transitions to change• Change can be enabled, but not managed• Knowledge and communication are

essential• Rapid delivery provides important early

experience and feedback• Keep learning…and have fun doing it

Questions & Interaction

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