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This is the deck from a talk we gave on Bringing the Outside In: Collaborating with External Stakeholders to Discover Insights and Build Big Ideas at the 2013 Cincinnati Innovation Summit. Involving key stakeholders in innovation is a critical, but often overlooked criterion for success. Suppliers, influencers, third party buyers, customer gate keepers and other partners are not only critical to an initiative’s success, but they often have insight that can lead to bigger, better ideas. This breakout session will share the importance of involving external stakeholders in the process of generating insights that lead to ideas; and in the process of developing, piloting and launching new initiatives. We’ll share 2-3 case studies to inspire participants to build an action plan (template to be provided) to map key stakeholders and specific action steps to involve them in a current or future innovation initiative.

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Idea generation & development

workshops

Employee-driven Ideation &

development Programs

Idea Discovery & Development

Training

thegaragegroup.com

Module 1: Background & Overview

module 2: Multi-Stakeholder Collaborative Co-creation

Agenda

M'$!#* 1introduction & background

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Internal marketing

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human resourcesmanagement

manufacturing

External vendors

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sales BUYER

marketing USER

research INFLUENCER

human resources COMPETITOR

management business partner

other business partner

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other OTHER

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Launch a new product/service

Enter a new segment

Drive efficiency

Thrive amongst new competition

Ada1t with a change in the market

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Pro-actively engaging internal and external stakeholders in a collaborative process to solve a business challenge.

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Clarity

Empathy

Investment

Perseverance

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1. Ar)"3!#()*the challenge

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Essentially, about defining the problem well and at the right level

– Not a common skill, but critical for innovation

– Hard to learn; will become easier over time

Challenge or Need AREA – broad bucket

Challenge or Need STATEMENT – more specific articulation -- more actionable

– But, not too specific!

NOT a perfect science

Important to drive clarity and actionability

Need/Challenge Areas

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What’s wrong with this as a need area?

- Too broad, general

What are some STATEMENTS that could

emerge from this broad business

challenge/need area?

- Improve process efficiency in how we

manage projects to drive bottom line

savings

- Create product or service extensions to

drive loyalty among our core customers

- Deliver added value for our customers by

combining three of our services into one

integrated new service

NOT:

- Switch from Outlook to Quickbase for

project management (too specific)

- Open operations in China (not on

strategy)

Need/Challenge Area: we need to grow profit.

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GCHCChallenge

How can we add value for our

current members beyond current

membership and fee for service

offerings including significant

cost-reduction opportunities

around Epic/EMR?

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2. M(1 )+*stakeholders

M%'Stakeholders

EMR Activity StreamTechnology Activities Usage ActivitiesPurchase and Initial Setup

System Upgrades

System Maintenance

Security & Regulatory

DataEntry

DataTransfer

Reporting & Analysis

CIO

Technical IT Staff

CIO

Medical Staff

Internal Departments

Administrators

Purchasing

External Epic

Consultants

External Epic

Consultants

Review Board?

External Epic

Consultants

Internal Help Desk

External Agency?

Analysts

Medical StaffExternal

Organizations

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Rol

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Administrators

Epic Corporate

Training Staff

Training Staff

Clerical Support

Staff

IT Director IT Director IT Director

What’s Possible

What’s Needed

leveraging your stakeholder map from the first exercise, identify:

1. which stakeholders will help define needs

and

2. which might help create possibilities

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3(. A,,*,, N**$,via observation & research

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Observation often a precursor or supplement to primary research

“Birdwatching” Observation

In-Context Visit/Interview

Observational Tour

Search Publicly Available Information

Blogs, Articles

Books

Data, Reports

Social Media (mine existing or query)

Ways to observe

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Pricing

Delivery Models

work processes

roles & Responsibilities

Usage Experiences

experience vs. expectations

words & actions

What to look for

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21*r"*%3* -- what’s the “research” experience level of your team?

In-Context Interview/ Observation

compensatory behaviors

Usage

Ah-Ha’s

Personal Background

Habits Beliefs Usage

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Insights That Emerge from Learning

Implications

Insights & Im1lications Tem1late

Key insights gathered during research

Insight: implications:

Messaging/ Awareness

Distribution

Pricing

Product Features

Product Benefits

User Experience

Ideal Experience

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focus groups

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Quantitative surveys

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Among Stakeholdersinterviews in context

interaction with EPIC/usageinterviews with current team members

Publicly AvailableWeb Searches

ArticlesBlogs

EPIC siteJob Postings for EPIC roles

Trends/Data ReportsGovernment Info

GCHCObservation

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P8,"b"#")"*,via networking & observing

H'w 3(% w* network?

Use the 60/40 rule

Avoid the “yes or no”

Learning vs. Confirming

“Tell me more...”

“Help me understand...”

Learn, don’t sell

Pay attention to non-verbals

Move from general to specific

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Conferences

Books/Authors

Ask for Connections/Referrals

Coffee Shops

Meet Ups

Training Events

Blogs/News

Other Categories/Brands

Other Functions

Trend Forecasts/Public Trend Reports

New Products on the Market

Social Media: LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook

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GCHC NetworkingDr. Walker

Thought Leaders

Local Experts

Health Care Users

Analogs (Universities, etc)

internal stakeholders How? n p External Stakeholders How? n p

r&D VENDOR

finance CUSTOMER

sales BUYER

marketing USER

research INFLUENCER

human resources COMPETITOR

management business partner

other business partner

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business models

trends

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compensatory behaviors

technology

needs

resources

case studies

behaviors

empathy

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Charter

Background/Objectives

business purpose

scope

roles & responsibilities

key phases and measures & milestones

Resources Required (human and funding)

Title/headline

conceptual prototype template

2 to 3 sentences to bring the idea to life...

Who is the target (primary & secondary)?

key players (internal) key players (external)

logic for How idea reaches financial goals Products/Services leveraged

distribution channels Pricing model

supply chain implications/ideas

organizational model implications

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1. Enabling care everywhere

2. Consistent order sets

3. epic talent pool

4.Greater Cincinnati Epic On-

Going Education Program

5. Plan, Prepare and Implement

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Phase My Top 3 Take-aways/next Steps

1. Articulate the challenge

2. Map the stakeholders

3a. Assess Needs via observation & research

3b. Create & Assess Possibilities via networking & observing

4a. Connecting to Form Ideas & Hypotheses

4b. Iteratively Develop with stakeholders

B!"#$"%& I%%'v()"v* & Entrepreneurial Organizations

Idea generation & development

workshops

Employee-driven Ideation &

development Programs

Idea Discovery & Development

Training

thegaragegroup.com

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