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D E L O I T T E C O N S U L T I N G L L P

PMC Meeting, Kodak TNOctober 13, 2016

Decrypting InnovationA practical Approach

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Spotify

Sometimes things change…

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Uber innovates by integrating many existing things…… elegantly

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BovControl: connecting the dots between cattle, ranchers who own them, companies that buy the beef, and consumers

WHY INNOVATE?

CONSUMERBUYERRANCHER

Plan for pregnancies, know when to best sell based on weight, etc.

Track product origins, ensure ethical and environmental practices, and chose the rancher

Know where the filet mignon came from and how it was raised

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Consumer products are not immune to changeWHAT’S GOING ON IN YOUR INDUSTRY?

Large multinational consumer goods company states: 25% of all sales in China today are via e-commerce and we anticipate this to be over 50% by 2020

Leading Brewery expects to double their 2015 goal to stand 10 million strong against drunk driving by 2020

Emerging Markets Will Continue To Lead Growth For Top Consumer Products Company

International Beauty Company Asserts 2020 Goals: By 2020, our goal is to reduce absolute GHG emissions from operations by 20 percent from 2005 baseline levels.

Top beverage company seeks to double system revenue while increasing system margins by 2020

CEO of large international food products company sees more growth ahead

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Food is experiencing a revolution…MAJOR FOOD TRENDS

Given the changing landscape, Deloitte collaborated with GMA and FMI to understand the evolving consumer. We conducted a proprietary quantitative survey of 5,000+ U.S. consumers and interview 40+ executives this year

Big Food is Losing Share

$4Bin lost share

to small brands last

year2

Consumer Distrust is HighCPG Industry Growth Slowing

YOY growthslowing from4% in 2012

to 1.5%in 20141

Negativity forfood companies is

3.4x the cross-industry avg3

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MAJOR CONSUMER PRODUCTS TRENDS

Consumerpreferences are rapidly evolving; expectations for unique experiences (esp. by millennials) are leading to product / pack proliferation

Technologicaladvances, whether in material science, or dynamic printing, allow creation of new shapes and interactions with the product or package

New business modelsemerge from non traditional competitors; winning requires tight coordination with new partners in the ecosystem

Change is manifesting itself in different ways…

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Our ethnographic research resulted in five speculations for how to make future food experiences more meaningful to consumers

FUTURE OF FOOD EXPERIENCES – CONSUMER INSIGHTS

LESS IS MOREMore choices don’t drive experimentation, fewer choices do

OUTSIDE INBring food out of the “center store” to get traffic back into it

HEALTHY ENOUGHSmaller sizes and paired options could reposition legacy brands as healthier choices

SIMPLE PRODUCTSCreate products that consumers want to and think that they can recreate at home

SPECIAL MOMENTSElevate your brand from “mass” to “treat” with special experiences

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What do consumers expect from the package? Four opportunity areas

FUTURE OF FOOD EXPERIENCES – CONSUMER INSIGHTS

DO IT FOR MEHelp me choose and use it with no effort; simplify my experience

DO IT WITH MEHelp me learn how to use it better; enhance my experience

MAKE ME FEEL GOODHelp me believe you are committed to a better world; show me you mean it

MAKE ME FEEL SPECIALHelp me feel like it is a special treat

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PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES

New technologies have emerged in response to evolving consumer preferences – some more developed than others

More developed Less developed

MEANINGFUL MATERIALSFlexible, biodegradable, locally sourced. Show off, rather than package up products, often simplifying the experience

INTELLIGENT PACKAGINGQR codes, RFID labels, sensors used to connect consumers to added features and services, automatically, enhancing the experience

DYNAMIC PRINTINGDigital, e-printing allow messages to be programmed and tailored (often real-time) to individuals or occasions, personalizing the experience

VIRTUAL REALITY A new virtual layer of content to engage consumers across many channels, amplifying the experience

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An ecosystem of partners is required to move faster in the spaceBUSINESS TRENDS

Stand-alone entities Exploration orientationExploitation orientation

Technology / Data Provider

Converter / Packager

Material / Ingredient Provider

Brands

Retailer

Consumer

Consumer Product

Ecosystem

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WHY INNOVATE?

YEA

RS

COMPANY & FOUNDING YEAR

2

6

4

8

10

20

Typical Fortune 500 Company

Google(1998)

Facebook(2004)

Tesla (2003)

Uber(2009)

Whatsapp(2009)

Snapchat(2011)

Oscar Health (2013)

Time to a Billion Dollar Valuation

The average lifespan of

a company listed in the

S&P 500 has decreased

from 67 years in the

1920’s to 15 years today

RICHARD FOSTERYale University

Jet.com(2014)

Companies are growing faster than ever…and becoming irrelevant more quickly as well

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Innovation is (almost painfully) hot right nowBUZZWORD BINGO

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Innovation is a…

Top 5 out of 20challenges CEOs are focusing on in 2012 and 20151

$680BnR&D spend by top 1000 firms in 20152

only 5%of their innovation projects actuallysucceeded2

but... 1: The Conference Board Review 2012, 2015 CEO Survey 2: Strategy&, 2015 Global Innovation 1000 report , Doblin analysis

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Innovation in CPG…

There has been

+20,000product launches since 20082

but... 1: Deloitte 2016 CAGNY Roundup Infographic 2: 2015 Nielsen Breakthrough Innovation Report, June 2015

68% covered innovation

as a core theme at the 2016 CAGNY conference1

And <1% actually

were breakthrough innovations2

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Breakthrough innovation is plagued by many mythsINNOVATION MYTHS

1. Start with brainstorming!

2. Mostly enhance your creativity…

3. Innovation = great products…

4. Speed is everything—we have to beat competitors to market!

5. Great entrepreneurs trust their gut—you can’t study innovation!

6. Great innovators work alone...

7. It takes lots of ideas and experiments to get one good innovation...

8. Protect your patents—don’t trust outsiders...

9. Think outside the box…

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A disciplined approach to innovationA disciplined approach to innovation

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A more expansive frame for innovationTEN TYPES OF INNOVATION

NetworkConnections with others to create value

ProcessSignature or superior methods for doing your work

Product SystemComplementary products and services

ChannelHow your offerings are delivered to customers and users

CustomerEngagementDistinctive interactions you foster

Profit ModelThe way in which you make money

StructureAlignment of your talentand assets

Product PerformanceDistinguishing features and functionality

ServiceSupport and enhancements that surround your offerings

BrandRepresentation of your offeringsand business

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While companies tend to over - index on products…TEN TYPES OF INNOVATION

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100 Investment in innovation effortsLast 10 years

SOURCE: Doblin research based on analysis of 2,000+ innovations

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…most value is realized outside of product innovationTEN TYPES OF INNOVATION

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100 Cumulative value creationLast 10 years

SOURCE: Doblin research based on analysis of 2,000+ innovations

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Integrating more types of innovation can help deliver superior financial returns

TEN TYPES OF INNOVATION

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k Pr

ice (i

ndex

ed to

100

)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

3–4 Types of Innovation59 companies

5+ Types of Innovation45 companies

S&P 500

1–2 Types of Innovation34 companies

200

150

100

50

0

5-Year Indexed Stock Price Returns of the Top Innovators vs. S&P 500

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FORD MODEL T INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

8 TYPES:

Henry Ford innovates to replace horses…

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TESLA MODEL S INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Introducing a new vehicle brand, challenging industry orthodoxies

8 TYPES:

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6 TYPES:

UBER INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Harnessing predictive data modeling to create an efficient, effective, new model for urban personal transport and logistics

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6 TYPES AND 7 TACTICS:

UBER INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Elegant integration of existing technologies into a platform

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Better building blocks: Innovation tacticsTEN TYPES OF INNOVATION

PremiumCost LeadershipScaled TransactionsMicrotransactionsForced ScarcitySubscriptionMembershipInstalled BaseSwitchboardAuctionUser-DefinedFreemiumFlexible PricingFloatFinancingAd-SupportedLicensingMetered UseBundled PricingDisaggregate PricingRisk Sharing

Merger/Acquisition

Consolidation

Open Innovation

Secondary Markets

Supply Chain

Integration

Complementary

Partnering

Alliances

Franchising

Coopetition

Collaboration

Organizational

Design

Incentive Systems

IT Integration

Competency Center

Outsourcing

Corporate

University

Decentralized

Management

Knowledge

Management

Asset

Standardization

Process

Standardization

Localization

Process Efficiency

Flexible

Manufacturing

Process Automation

Crowdsourcing

On-Demand

Production

Lean Production

Logistics Systems

Strategic Design

Intellectual Property

User Generated

Predictive Analytics

Superior Product

Ease of Use

Engaging

Functionality

Safety

Feature Aggregation

Added Functionality

Performance

Simplification

Environmental

Sensitivity

Conservation

Customization

Focus

Styling

Complements

Extensions/Plug-ins

Product Bundling

Modular Systems

Product/Service

Platforms

Integrated Offering

Try Before You Buy

Guarantee

Loyalty Programs

Added Value

Concierge

Total Experience

Management

Supplementary

Service

Superior Service

Personalized Service

User

Communities/Supp

ort Systems

Lease or Loan

Self-Service

Diversification

Flagship Store

Go Direct

Non-Traditional

Channels

Pop-up Presence

Indirect Distribution

Multi-Level

Marketing

Cross-selling

On-Demand

Context Specific

Experience Center

Co-Branding

Brand Leverage

Private Label

Brand Extension

Component

Branding

Transparency

Values Alignment

Certification

Process Automation

Experience

Simplification

Curation

Experience Enabling

Mastery

Autonomy and

Authority

Community and

Belonging

Personalization

Whimsy and

Personality

Status and

Recognition

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Using the Ten Types strategicallyTEN TYPES OF INNOVATION

Business model-centricinnovationConfigure assets differently to capture value

Platform-centricinnovation

Reinvent or recombine capabilities to create value

Experience-centricinnovation

Engage customers differentlyto deliver value

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Business model-centric innovation: Configure assets differently to deliver value

USING THE TEN TYPES STRATEGICALLY

B U S I N E S S M O D E L - C E N T R I C

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Reinventing car usage – one hour at a timeZIPCAR INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

6 TYPES:

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Experience-centric innovation: Engage customers differently to deliver value

USING THE TEN TYPES STRATEGICALLY

E X P E R I E N C E C E N T R I C

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How Starbucks reinvented a categorySTARBUCKS INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

7 TYPES:

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Platform-centric innovation: Reinvent or recombine capabilities to deliver value

USING THE TEN TYPES STRATEGICALLY

P L A T F O R M - C E N T R I C

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6 TYPES:

AMAZON INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Inventing a breakthrough business model to foster loyalty

2011 2012 2013 2017

25

10

mem

bers

(in

mill

ions

)

7

4

More members join every year

25MMembers

54MDec’15

X

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AMAZON INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

6 TYPES:

And get $90 worth of services

Members pay a $79 Membership fee

which suggests an $11 loss per member

150%more purchases, including many items that they would not otherwise buy from amazon…

2.4xand spend More than non-members do—$1,224 yearly vs. $505

But since members buy…Amazon makes $78 per member, per year—so the entire membership fee proves to be almost ‘pure’ profit!This is a key reason why Amazon stock price is up 296% in two years!

The actual ROI is surprising…On the surface it’s a loser…

The surprising benefits of being in the “club”—how Prime pays off

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Innovation in Consumer ProductsInnovation in Consumer Products

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DELOITTE’S 2016 CP INNOVATION INDEX

We Studied…

Deloitte built a proprietary scoring system to assess product lines and company capabilities based on tried and tested Doblin frameworks

100 Biggest Companies in CP per 2015 CGT List 80+

Specific Product Lines Across CP

~50 Top CP Companies

> $900B RevCP Executive + SME Interviews20+

Leveraging our modern innovation Frameworks..12 LEVERSCompany Capabilities

Behavioral Design

We Evaluated…

Ten TYPESProduct Lines

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We studied innovation for the top CPG companies… TEN TYPES OF INNOVATION

0

Relative incidence

100

and it has been mostly product-based…

Types of innovation used, on average…

INNOVATION LEADERS: INNOVATION LAGGARDS:

1 type 5 types

5-year Stock Price CAGR… +14% 0%

however innovation leaders stand out

SOURCE: Deloitte CP Innovation Index

5-year Economic Value Added spread… +7% +1%

Deep Dive on Packaging InnovationDeep Dive on Packaging Innovation

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PACKAGING INNOVATION LANDSCAPE

Consumer brands are experimenting across the board with packaging

DO IT FOR ME

DO IT WITH ME

MAKE ME FEEL SPECIAL

MAKE ME FEEL GOOD

MEANINGFUL MATERIALS

DYNAMIC PRINTING

VIRTUAL REALITY

INTELLIGENT PACKAGING

IllustrativeNon Exhaustive

Do it for meHelp me chose and use it with no effort

Maddie thinks having many choices is just too much work for her.

She loves when brands know her and develop products with her in mind.

She feels liberated when the brand does that work for her on the front end.

Experience needs: simplification, customization

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GATORADE INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Customized hydration for athletes

7 TYPES:

INTELLIGENT PACKAGING

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A new level of brewing intelligenceNESPRESSO BARCODE TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Revolutionary barcode reading and Centrifusion™ technology brews the coffee you want. Automatically.

7 TYPES:

INTELLIGENT PACKAGING

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Do it with meHelp me learn how to use the product better; enhance my experience

James wants to know what he is paying for and how to make the best use out of it.

He reads the reviews, checks the ingredients, and does a quick price check.

He feels empowered knowing he made an informed decision.

Experience needs: transparency, education

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Diageo sends customized messages with just a waveDIAGEO INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

“We see the possibility for the bottle to do something much more before, during and after purchase”

4 TYPES:

INTELLIGENT PACKAGING

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Heinz turns your phone into a digital recipe book HEINZ KETCHUP DIGITAL INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

4 TYPES:

VIRTUAL REALITY

570,000 blipps, mostly at 6pm

Make me feel goodHelp me believe you are committed to a better world; show me you mean it

Sarah cares about the environment. She recycles and only uses paper bags when buying groceries.

She wants brands to visibly demonstrate a commitment with responsible and ethical sourcing.

She’s glad when his favorite products do their part to help the world.

Experience needs: trust, social responsibility

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BEMIS INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

A new product line with low environmental impact and low cost

4 TYPES:

MEANINGFUL MATERIALS

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GROWER’S CUP INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Freedom to brew gourmet coffee anywhere, anytime!

6 TYPES:

MEANINGFUL MATERIALS

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Make me feel specialHelp me feel like it is a special treat

Charlie is the eternal optimist. He finds the specialness in everyday life.

He constantly seeks out small treats and rituals to make even little moments just a bit more special.

He loves when brands choose to delight him just because they can.

Experience needs: engagement, delight

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MEDEA INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

Personalization through electronics, while reinforcing the brand

3 TYPES:

“MEDEA vodka is indeed the ultimate fusion of great taste and technology” –medeavodka.com

DYNAMIC PRINTING

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Turning a boring brown box into an object of desireBIRCHBOX INNOVATION ASSESSMENT

5 TYPES:

MEANINGFUL MATERIALS

subscription beauty products in colorful cardboard

Building a sustainable innovation capabilityBuilding a sustainable innovation capability

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12 levers form the foundation of an innovation systemINNOVATION CAPABILITIES

7. FUNDINGFinancial resources and mechanisms for access

8. TALENT MANAGEMENTAttracting and deploying the right skills at the right time

9. INNOVATION TOOLSProtocols, techniques for innovation

10. FINANCIAL AND NONFINANCIAL REWARDSIncentives, formal and informal recognition

11. INNOVATION METRICSIndicators to guide decisions and measure progress

12. EXTERNAL ATTRACTIONHow other organizations participate in your platforms

4. SENIOR LEADERSHIPHow senior leaders engage with innovation

5. GOVERNANCEHow and by whom decisions are made

6. COLLABORATIONConnections across the organization

1. INNOVATION STRATEGYGoals for innovation, opportunities to pursue

2. PIPELINE & PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENTHow innovation initiatives are managed in a portfolio

3. PROCESSHow innovations move from hypotheses to businesses

RESOURCES &COMPETENCIES

METRICS & INCENTIVES

ORGANIZATIONAPPROACH

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What you achieve is a function of what you are willing to installINNOVATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

GOOD

BETTER

BEST

• Diagnostics• Measurable “innovation intent”• Signature tradecraft• Center of excellence

• Deep innovation “themes”• Defined governance and funding• Lightweight innovation: clouds crowds & prizes• Clear sense of ecosystems shifts

• Metrics throughout the firm• Incentives for leaders to sponsor growth initiatives• High potential young people to author growth initiatives• Breadth and depth of ecosystem partners

Hit rate≈ 70%+

14x

Hit rate≈ 50%+

10x

Hit rate≈ 35%+

7x

Hit rate< 5%

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What an innovation journey might look likeINNOVATION JOURNEY

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Inspire new ways of thinking

Set a clear direction or intent

Respond or capitalize on a trend

Create new businesses or offerings

Set-up and manage an innovation system

Develop an innovative culture

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Inspiring people to change their ways of thinking

Providing direction and intent for what’s possible

Moving the needle to achieve desired outcomes; demonstration pilots

Running an innovation organization

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Role of leaders in driving innovationPARTING THOUGHTS

2 Challenge orthodoxies and learn from out-of-industry innovators

3 Think on holistic innovation concepts, across multiple types

4 Make use of new technologies to deliver different experiences

1 Research your customers and end users, deeply, and with empathy

5 Inspire new way of thinking, help set the right ambition

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Articulating a clear intent, that is consistently reinforced and communicated

INNOVATION AMBITION

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Francesco FazioPARTNERDoblin

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TODAY’s NOTESclientweb.doblin.comEvent code: PMC Innovation 2016