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Outcome-Driven Innovation
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Strategyn White Papers

Many of the white papers listed here offer insight into some of Strategyn’s latest thinking while others provide more detail on a specific topic or present outcome-driven theory from a unique perspective. Share this

What is Outcome-Driven Innovation?
Anthony W. Ulwick
With new theory, frameworks and practices, innovation has been transformed from an unstructured, hit-or-miss process into a predictable, rules-based discipline. Profound yet practical, the outcome-driven innovation methodology shatters outdated thinking and is setting a new global standard for innovation.
 

 

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Retiring the House of Quality
Anthony W. Ulwick, Richard E. Zultner, and Richard Norman
With the advent of outcome-driven thinking and modern QFD methods, innovation and product development have been transformed. It is time to retire obsolete tools and adopt new Design for Six Sigma practices for the execution of these critical business processes. This landmark article, written by the leaders of outcome-driven innovation and QFD practices, redirects the future of innovation.
 

 

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NEW! Fill the Pipeline with Breakthrough Products
Sandy Bates, Anthony W. Ulwick
Many companies find it hard to generate enough high-value ideas for their new product development process. Fortunately, a unique method for generating and filtering ideas makes it possible for companies to dramatically boost their product development success rate– and to deliver products their customers want.
 

 

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Outcome-Driven Segmentation
Anthony W. Ulwick
When it comes to innovation, targeting demographic and psychographic-based segments directs resources at phantom groups of customers, burdening the innovation process with inefficiency. Learn how job-based and outcome-based segmentation eliminates those shortcomings and uncovers new opportunities for growth.
 

 

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