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Incremental & Discontinuous Innovation Models

Destiny Mckoy
Southern New Hampshire University
Rourk
MBA 580
04/27/2024
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Potential Risks and Benefits: Overview
• Incremental innovation is more often associated with minor improvements
• The corporation employing this type of innovation gradually modifies its products in subtle ways.
• A company's internal operations and productivity can be significantly impacted over time by incremental
innovation.
• In discontinuous innovation, products are presented to customers that necessitate a shift in their present
behavioral pattern.
• The corporation chooses to introduce a new product in the market.

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Potential Risks and Benefits: Incremental Option

 Increasing sales and earnings for current goods and services incrementally
 A gradual approach produces necessary software more quickly.
 The approach is more adaptable than discontinuous
 Because it just requires small changes to an already-existing product or service, testing is simpler.
 Feedback from customers can help quality steadily improve.
 Nevertheless, the process is extremely intricate.
 Incremental innovation develops and safeguards business models

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Potential Risks and Benefits:
Discontinuous Innovation
 Customers might not embrace or accept the new, drastically altered
product or service right away, which is a risk.
 The current market is likely to be disrupted by the method.
 It also upends the established business models and conventions in
the industry.
 On the other hand, it can propel a business to the top of its industry.
 It draws in new consumers for the novel product, potentially yielding
enormous financial gains.
 Internal opposition from staff members who could be used to the
current procedures or technology

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Competitor’s Products and Services

 The primary competitors of the organization are BMW, VW, and


Toyota.
 BMW is progressively raising its sales by a large amount.
 At 4% of the market, BMW now holds a respectable market share.
 By December 2023, BMW will have generated significant revenue of
Euro 1,55,498 million.
 BMW to be among most valuable firms in the world as a result.
 Conversely, Toyota holds an 8% market share value.
 In the most recent period, VW's net profit was $4.0 billion.

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Competitor’s Products and Services

 VW makes more money than our business does.


 Our company's net income is 0.5, far less than that of Toyota, BMW,
and VW.
 Compared to other rival organizations, my organization has fewer
computers and sensors.
 Additionally, my company's cooperation is not like that of the rival
businesses.
 Our company must keep an eye on competitors to ensure it
maintains its competitive edge.

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Competitor’s Products and Services
 Comparative data demonstrates the fiscal improvement over time.
 The organization's competitors are expanding their operations to new locations
globally.
 The projected growth by 2030 for each of my rivals is substantial.
 These enhancements have the potential to strengthen and bolster their financial
foundation.
 BMW have managed to coordinate its growth and competitive strategies with the
impacts of the outside variables.
 Strategic prioritizing of supplier strength and competitive competition in the
automotive and motorbike industries is necessary, nevertheless.

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Capability to Pursue Innovation

 The automobile sector is undergoing a change propelled by


innovation.
 In order to introduce cutting-edge innovations to the market,
automakers are making significant investments in research and
development.
 Although our organization has the necessary technologies, more work
still needs to be done.
 Given the technology of our competitors, our business needs to make
greater investments in acquiring cutting-edge technology.
 As a result, more computers, sensors, and information systems are
required to help our organization compete favorably.

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Capability to Pursue Innovation

 Current technology is used in our business to;


 Store critical data related to emergency services
 Driver support
 connectivity for smart homes
 One example of technology that can be purchased is connectivity for
the internet of things.

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Innovation Approach

 I would advise my business to use the gradual innovation strategy.


 My research has demonstrated how affordable and manageable the
gradual method is.
 Before starting the innovation, R&D division will have enough time to
gather the necessary data.
 By gradually introducing new technological features to one model
before expanding to a wider range of products, the corporation
should pursue incremental innovation.
 This strategy lowers the risk of a botched product launch by enabling
the business to gauge consumer reaction to new technologies before
investing in a new product line.

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Innovation Approach

 Additionally, the marketing division will have enough time to maintain


a steady flow without losing clients.
 Because the company would invest gradually, the incremental
method will also facilitate easy financing of the invention.
 Estimated sales growth of 7% is predicted for the year after the
adoption of the invention.
 It is also anticipated that the company's financial capacity will
eventually increase.

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References

 Kang, J., & Kim, S. J. (2020). Performance implications of incremental transition


and discontinuous jump between exploration and exploitation. Strategic
Management Journal, 41(6), 1083-1111.
 Kim, F. D., & Srivastava, R. K. (2024). Backcasting from the Future: Strategies
for Accelerating and De-Risking Discontinuous Innovations. California
Management Review.
 Wiener, M., Gattringer, R., & Strehl, F. (2020). Collaborative open foresight-A
new approach for inspiring discontinuous and sustainability-oriented
innovations. Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 155, 119370.

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