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Operations Management

8th edition

Chapter 4

Product and

Service Innovation

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In Chapter 4 – Product and service innovation – Slack et al.

identify the following key questions…

 What is product and service innovation?

 What is the strategic role of product and service

innovation?

 What are the stages of product and service innovation?

 What are the benefits of interactive product and service

innovation?

Key questions

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Figure 4.2

The relationship between creativity, innovation

and design

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Nature and purpose of the design activity

Products, services and the processes which produce

them all have to be designed.

Decisions taken during the design of a product or

service will have an impact on the decisions taken

during the design of the process which produces those

products or services and vice versa.

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Figure 4.3

The S-shaped curve of innovation

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Innovation in primary healthcare example…

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The product and service design innovation activity

as a process

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Figure 4.7

The stages of product/service design innovation

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Concept generation…

Ideas from customers formally through marketing

activities.

Listening to customers – on a day-to-day basis.

Ideas from competitor activity – For example, reverse

engineering.

Ideas from staff – Especially those who meet

customers every day.

Ideas from research and development.

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Uncertainty regarding the final design

Certainty regarding the

final design

T IM

E

CONCEPT

FINAL DESIGN

SPECIFICATON

Choice and evaluation screens

Large number of

design options

One design

The funnel of development

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Preliminary design…

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A delay in the ‘time to market’ disproportionally

delays the financial breakeven point

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Figure 4.12

Sorting out problems early saves greater disruption later

in the design activity

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Figure 4.13

Organizational structures for the design innovation

process