Finding your path to Market - Scott Armanini Senior Advisor, Portfolio Company Growth
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Finding your path to Market Scott Armanini Senior Advisor, Portfolio Company Growth 06.11.2019 / sarmanini@samsungnext.com
Finding Your Path to Market • After launch, how do founders create a sustainable revenue stream that will enable them to further develop their product offerings, build their infrastructure, and pay their team? • This workshop will provide hands-on advice to help attendees build a scalable go-to-market strategy. 2
10 Success Lessons from Lionel Messi • Fight For What You Believe In. • Don't Ever Chase the Money. • Success Takes Time. • Don't Forget What's Most Important to You. • Just Do What You Love. • Remember That It's Not All • Improvement is Always Possible. About You. • Give Your Team the Credit they • Always Give Everything You’ve Deserve. Got. • Learn to Accept Your Failures. 7
Sustainable Revenue Stream • Do You Know Your Customers? • Who Owns “The Number”? • Charging for the Value Created? 8
Know Your Customer – they’re not Equal • Who are my best prospects? • Who is staying awake at night? • How much will they purchase? • What is their pain? • When? For what price? • How much does it hurt? • How often? • What value am I creating? 9
Experiment A/B testing is in Amazon's DN A and (is) at the core of how Amazon innovates on behalf of customers. 11
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How Much Value are you Creating? €1000 €350 €800 €450 €600 €700 14
€850 €650 €1800 €400 €50 €60 15
How to increase revenues … 16
Develop Infrastructure, Build Offerings, Pay Team 17
Shifting Gears: Innovation vs. Value Creation Just Because You Can Build Something … … Doesn’t Mean You Should.
The More Things Change … The More They Stay the Same Mainframe .com Crash Online Transaction Processing Sarbanes Oxley Minicomputer Smartphones Fax Machines Digital Advertising Mobile Phones Personalization Real Estate Crisis #1 Cloud Massively Parallel Processing Big Data Local Area Networking Real Estate Crisis #2 Personal Computers Financial Crisis #1 Client / Server AR / VR Neural Network Cybersecurity Enterprise Resource Planning Machine Learning Human Capital Management Data Lake Customer Relationship Management Artificial Intelligence Data Warehousing Blockchain eCommerce Bitcoin SaaS Initial Coin Offering … and so on …
5 Year Innovation Lifecycle Create Corporate Venture Fund Build external Accelerator Build internal $MMM Innovation Build SV Center $MM Innovation Create Center $MM SV Outpost Visit $M Where are the Silicon Valley $KK bottom line results? t Leave SV We’ll meet We’ll work with Our employees Our startups We’ll invest in Inspired … great startups! great startups! have great ideas have great ideas great startups! We met a lot of We attracted We have Some of our We’ve seen … and afraid startups … startups … who thousands startups have hundreds of pitches (vunerable) some were needed us more of ideas … but really good ideas … and really exciting. than we needed can’t tell great … that we struggle invested in a few them. ones from good. to implement & startups … monetize.
How do you value / allocate assets and risks in your Innovation Portfolio … and measure their contributions?
Innovation Portfolio Management (v1) Innovation Teams typically focus on Leaving Horizon Horizons 2 & 3 1 to “the business” This overlooked Characterized by a high area is where $B degree of risk & business value is uncertainty, and 2+ rapidly created years reaching market – if ever
Innovation Portfolio Management (v2) Innovation Teams focus on Horizon 2 & 3 Disruptive Architectural • Open Source Software (software co) • Personalized Medicine New • Video on Demand (for DVD rental co) • Digital Imaging (Kodak) • Ride-Sharing Services (taxi co) • Internet Search (newspapers) Business Model Routine Radical • Next model year vehicle (car co) • Biotechnology (pharma co) • Raw Index Fund (mutual fund co) • Jet Engines (aircraft co) Existing • 3-D Animated film (Pixar) • Fiber-optic cable (telcos) Leaving Horizon 1 to “the business” Existing Technology New Credit: Gary Pisano, Harvard Business School
Solving Real Problems Horizon 1 Routine • Know Your Customers, Markets Existing Technology • Make Better Decisions • Protect Your Brand & Reputation • Demonstrate Fiscal Responsibility Existing Business Model
Growth & Impact Impact on Business Achieve domain expertise in monetizing & scaling Value to Brand & Employee Engagement Challenges “Catching & Running” Inspirational Impact on Customers Aspirational Solving your customers’ business problems
Know Your Buyer • Who are my best prospects? • How much will they purchase? Are you • When? For what price? selling to the • How often? • Who is staying awake at night? Innovation • What is their pain? Team or to • How much does it hurt? the Business? • What value am I creating? 26
Keys to Success • Sprint vs. marathon • Know your customer • How they think, feel & why • Create measurable value • Experiment / Evaluate / Evolve • Raise Prices • Charge what you’re worth
Always Be Prepared 28
Thank You Contact: sarmanini@samsungnext.com
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