The Cridon D3 Innovation Framework supports systematic innovation

Oct. 27, 2008 - PRLog -- The D3 Innovation Management Framework consists of three modules: Pragmatic but fact based strategy definition and extraction of quick wins is the objective of D3 Define: Analysis and Strategy (http://www.cridon.de/english/d3-analysis-and-strategy/) . The module D3 Discover: Product Management (http://www.cridon.de/english/d3-discover-product-management/) is tailored to the systematic search and market test of products and services. Implementation and migration to operations is supported with D3 Develop: Business Processes and Implementation (http://www.cridon.de/english/d3-develop-business-processes-and-implementation/).

With its help, enterprises can innovate on a structured way, focus products and services on customers and users and validate the potential success before launch. The D3 Framework is tailored to the use of the internet or of classical software, on structured customer contact via all contact channels, efficiently automated end-to-end business processes and on integrated networks (new media, telecommunication or logistics).

Target customers are enterprises wanting better products and services. They range from large to small companies which share a demand for innovation management such as low profitability, lost structure and little customer insight and time pressure. Selected Sectors are (new) media and communication – transportation, capital and consumer goods and power generation if applicable.

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About Cridon: Cridon offers innovation management services for a variety of functions and sectors. Cridon has been founded in 1999 and is a brand of Jürgen H. Stäudtner. Depending on the actual engagement he works with various industry experts. Jürgen H. Stäudtner has more than 15 years of experience for instance with Accenture, Booz & Company and otelo.