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Ever wondered what disruptive innovation is all about? It is not about web services, it is not about digital, (even though it could be!) but rather about gross margins and growth opportunities.

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Disruptive innovation

Why big companies aren’t always capable of seizing the moment

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Can one company manufacture both of these products?

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Cable operated excavators was dominant during many years up until the 50ies

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During the 50ies the first hydraulic operated excavators entered the market

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Only four dominant players in the cable operated business still exists today…

…while all current dominating companies were entrants to the business in the 50ies!

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Why is that?

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The logic was that ”The bigger the bucket, the better the excavator!”

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Bucket size

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The new kind of excavator did not fit the current market place very well!

Small bucket

Relatively weak

Less suitable for heavy duty work

Relatively robust

Smaller body

More manouverable

…But that does not mean that it was sub par, just that it was different from status quo!

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The market for the different types of companies was essentially very different

Market for cable operated

• Big building sites• Earthmoving• Mining• Road work• ….

Market for hydraulic

• Small building sites• Garden work• Ditching and och drainage• Private users• …

Characteristics of business

• Bulk sales• Whole sales towards big end users• Big customers preferred with

• Big volumes and big margins• Economies of scale

Characteristics of business

• Sales of individual machines• Retail sales• Rental based• Small customers with

• Low volumes and low margins

Why on earth would you ever wanna go into the hydraulic market?

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Because market characteristics are not static and neither is the performance disruptive technology!

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Need for mainstream users

Cable operated excavatorsHydraulic excavators

Need for ”high-end” users

Need for locala contractors

Need for private persons

Bucket size

Hydraulic excavators

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By using the RPV framework do describe why companies act in a specific way we can understand this better

Why didn’t the incumbent companies manage to transition into the new technology?

Resources

Processes

Values

Difficulty to change

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Values define the common sense for investment decisions within a company

Gross Margins

There are two main parameters that a company consider before making an investment

Growth volume

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Values define the common sense for investment decisions within a company

Gross Margins

There are two main parameters that a company consider before making an investment

Incumbent overhead

costsIncumbent

gross margins

Incumbent technology

Net margins

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Disruptive overhead

costsDisruptive

gross margins

Disruptive technology

Net margins

Gross Margins

There are two main parameters that a company consider before making an investment

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Net loss

Gross Margins

There are two main parameters that a company consider before making an investment

Incumbent overhead

costs

Disruptive gross

margins

Combining disruptive technology gross margins with incumbency overhead costs creates a net loss rather than a profit

When considering disruptive technologies incumbent companies will not see the benefits

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Values define the common sense for investment decisions within a company

Growth volume

Demanded revenue growth

Disruptive revenue possibilities

Incumbent current revenue

Disruptive current revenue

Disruptive technologies can’t fulfill the growth need for a big company

There are two main parameters that a company consider before making an investment

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Incumbent companies do not have the values to invest in disruptive

technologies due to the very reason that makes them succesful!

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Some Swedish disruptors

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Installed office software Online cloud applications

Examples of possible disruptive innovations

Incumbent technology Disruptive technology Affected industry

Software sector

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Examples of possible disruptive innovations

Incumbent technology Disruptive technology Affected industry

Proprietary operator centric telco model

Open source user centric telco model

Telco sector

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Examples of possible disruptive innovations

Department centric public services

Citizen centric public services

Incumbent technology Disruptive technology Affected industry

Fredrik

Kansli

Sjukvård

Skola Polis Public sector