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MIT Technology Review Article
  • 10 Emerging Technologies
  • Wireless Sensor Networks
  • Injectable Tissue Engineering
  • Nano Solar Cells
  • Mechatronics
  • Grid Computing
  • Molecular Imaging
  • Nanoimprint Lithography
  • Software Assurance
  • Glycomics
  • Quantum Cryptography

2
Things you could have done with any of these
technologies.
  • Discuss the industry (Porter 5 forces) and its
    core profitability
  • Discuss the product development policy issues
  • Discuss the appropriate product development
    processes to commercialize the technology
    (flexible, phase gate). Propose an
    organizational structure or program management
    model to use. 6 questions.
  • Discuss the applicability of system focus model
    of Advanced development.
  • Discuss the level of uncertainty, strategic
    posture, portfolio of actions to take (strategy
    under uncertainty)
  • Analyze development risks for the technology
  • Accessed information about the technology on the
    internet and discussed what you found.
  • Proposed a market to pursue and the market risks
    associate with it.
  • Make Recommendations for the principal researcher
    or their firm in the article.

3
Wireless Sensor NetworksBig Brother is Watching
you
  • Technology Very high density, low power
    networks, with variable structure.
  • Market Systems monitoring, environmental
    monitoring
  • Strategic Issues Monitoring markets exist, how
    do these technologies add value? Need a lead
    killer application
  • Development Issues Alternative futures
    uncertainty. The question of target market. Low
    power battery or energy sources, intermittent
    networks
  • Product Development Strategy Since cost to
    develop a single application is low once the
    architecture is establish, a series of low risk
    moves should be achievable. Get the architecture
    to a stable place, and attempt to own the
    standard.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Flexible.
    Should be easy to create motes for different
    applications. Targetting is the issue.

4
Injectable Tissue EngineeringWe can rebuild him?
  • Technology Reconstruction of new healthy tissue
    to replaced damaged tissue through injecting a
    growth triggering soup.
  • Market Orthopedic surgury
  • Strategic Issues Way early technology that could
    completely alter the way joints and bones are
    treated. Stem cell research issue. FDA process.
    How to make money on it?
  • Development Issues Alternative futures
    uncertainty.
  • Product Development Strategy Preserve the right
    to play. Keep aware of advances and be prepared
    to participate. How would an artificial joint
    maker choose to participate?
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Systematic
    research. Identify the world beating application
    and become preferred treatment for that condition
    (artificial hips? Knee repair?) and drive
    research to that area.

5
Nano Solar CellsWow doesnt that ad give you
a charge?
  • Technology Paint on Photovoltaic cells
  • Market Alternative for low cost low power
    generation, mobile devices, wireless sensor nets?
  • Strategic Issues Disruptive technology for
    several key markets. The challenge of
    combination shouldnt be taken on by the
    technology supplier, but by partnerships. What
    is the cost of this material in very high volume?
  • Development Issues Range of futures uncertainty,
    too many applications. Need to prune the targets
    A LOT.
  • Product Development Strategy Find an early
    adopter market to learn from. Establish criteria
    for application partnerships and license the
    technology
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Fairly
    structured for early markets. Do careful work
    early in the funnel prior to project approval.
    Be ready to immediately abandon projects to focus
    on winners.

6
Mechatronicscut speed to one half impulse
  • Technology Mechanical electronics. Fly by wire
    vehicles.
  • Market Mission critical mechanical systems.
    Brakes, early on. Motors, etc.
  • Strategic Issues Proving reliability, redundant
    systems, failure modes. Existing supply chain of
    traditional components. Few customers, high
    volume production required in commercial markets.
    Large capital issues
  • Development Issues Clear alternative futures.
    Probably have a clear target market. Develop
    long range planning and sponsorship. Cost vs
    mechanical?
  • Product Development Strategy Prototypes are
    available now, pick an important first
    application. (military?)
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Stage gate.
    Quick to design, long time to approval by
    customers. Highly customer intimate model

7
Grid ComputingHoney.. The computer meter reader
is here
  • Technology Super computer grids, toolkit
  • Market Cool technology in search of a solution.
    What am I gonna do with access to a super
    computer?? Really unclear to me
  • Strategic Issues Need to clarify the market.
    Business model, how to make money at it.
    Partnerships/alliances
  • Development Issues Standardization of protocols,
    systems. I dont think if you build it they
    will come is enough but it appears to be where
    people are going.
  • Product Development Strategy I would preserve
    options to play. This feels like Mainframes for
    the masses and I dont get it.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes

8
Molecular Imaging
  • Technology Monitoring biological systems in
    minute detail during change.
  • Market Health care, Pharmaseudicals
  • Strategic Issues Technology is pretty well
    along, need to get into the mainstream of
    awareness.
  • Development Issues Pick a highly chance of
    success target market and work closely with it.
    Pretty clear future.
  • Product Development Strategy Bowling pin is
    right on.Pick an early adopter market. Partner
    with whole product providers.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Stage gate,
    customer intimate. High capital costs for each
    application, use a high control process

9
Nanoimprint Lithography
  • Technology New core small feature processes
  • Market Semiconductors, optics, nanostructures,
    medicine, you name it.
  • Strategic Issues Need the business model for non
    semiconductor applications.
  • Development Issues
  • Product Development Strategy Preserve option to
    play mode if you are a current process person,
    fund some research. Build the platform
    technology, pick one or two core markets for your
    own and license the rest.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Very high
    costs, high customer contact, pick low acceptance
    risk markets.. Stage gate is fine.

10
Software AssuranceWhat do you mean the computer
isnt down again
  • Technology Provable correctness, Making software
    engineering less art and more engineering.
  • Market Software development tools
  • Strategic Issues Cultural issues, the people who
    needs this most are most threatened by it.
  • Development Issues Owning and controlling the
    standard.
  • Product Development Strategy clear alternatives,
    choose a target market to work closely with as
    the first step. No ready to cross the chasm.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Any.

11
Glycomics to be frank, I didnt like this one.
  • Technology Knowledge of sugars and their role in
    biology.
  • Market Health care, drugs
  • Strategic Issues Way early stuff. Need to move
    forward about 5 years for a clear strategy to
    emerge, I dont think they know enough.
  • Development Issues Near total uncertainty if
    this will pay off in any application. The
    learning is the goal at this time.
  • Product Development Strategy Learning strategies
  • Product Development Policy/Processes One step at
    a time.

12
Quantum Cryptography
  • Technology Transmission where any attempt to
    eavesdrop is detectable.
  • Market Communications, Security
  • Strategic Issues Massive infrastructure change
    required, Point to point communication model.
    Business model questions to go beyond the lab
  • Development Issues Identify target markets,
    pretty clear alternatives.
  • Product Development Strategy
  • Product Development Policy/Processes

13
From last year
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Flexible Transistors
  • Technology Organic semiconductors, flexible,
    cheap. (Movie?)
  • Market Electronic clothing tags, labels,
    newspapers, digital displays, electronic
    clothing.
  • Strategic Issues This represents disruptive
    technology in several key markets with
    SUBSTANTIAL potential revenues. Alternative
    approaches might exist. Many potential target
    markets.. Suggest one or more.
  • Development Issues Time to market versus
    material performance. Relatively easy entry
    process. Range of futures.
  • Product Development Strategy If the cost of
    tooling up is low, consider working with
    established industry participants to enter
    several markets with high potential. If you
    successfully disrupt that market, poor it on.
    Crossing the Chasm issues.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes FLEXIBLE!!
    System focus should not be used due to the cost
    of trials. Keep it small until its ready.

15
Data Mining
  • Technology Burrow through data for insights.
    Knowledge discovery in databases. Pattern
    recognition algorithm.
  • Market Expert systems applications, personalized
    customer support recommendations. Military
    intelligence.
  • Strategic Issues Its a hidden how. It enables
    amazing things, but the technology itself is
    unimportant to the user. It generates
    knowledge, but who will pay??
  • Development Issues Algorithms are not difficult
    to understand, and difficult to secure IP on.
    Ease of imitation, first mover advantage could be
    high. Pretty clear options exist.
  • Product Development Strategy Pick an industry to
    start with that has lots of bucks and be first
    mover there. Get close to customers, and iterate
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Flexible.
    Many turns.

16
Digital Rights Management
  • Technology Internet ready encryption and cash
    register. Watermarking
  • Market Distribution of intellectual or artistic
    content for profit.
  • Strategic Issues Lack of clear consensus of
    value of consumption rather acquisition of
    content. PreChasm market still. No industry
    wide consensus. What is the value of the
    technology vs the value of the delivered
    content??
  • Development Issues Minimizing impact to
    consumer. Transparent use of technology vs
    Verifiable control of purchase. Wide range of
    application. Pretty clear future options
  • Product Development Strategy Place many bets in
    varying flavors. Video use, book distribution,
    for fee information access. Get close to the
    industry committees in this domain. Be viewed as
    an industry service provider.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Flexible,
    Phase Gate is silly here.

17
BiometricsComputer, Initiate self destruct
  • Technology Bond.. Kirk.. Hand print, voice
    print, signature recognition and authentication
  • Market Security, E-Commerce infrastructure, huge
    market
  • Strategic Issues Complexity versus cost. PINS
    have substantial acceptance (yes, customer
    service.. I need a face reset.. Thanks)
  • Development Issues Accuracy over large
    populations, customer acceptance.
  • Product Development Strategy Identify a niche
    and hit it hard. System cost, database cost
    could be very high
  • Product Development Policy/Processes If vertical
    market approach, get customer intimate early and
    often.

18
Natural Language Processing
  • Technology That is not correct DAVE..
    Recognition and interpretation of natural speech.
  • Market Hand free user environments. Military
    applications. Translation
  • Strategic Issues What is the target market??
    Trade off of compute complexity with grammer size
    and size of user community. Range of uncertainty
    or True ambiguity in this market
  • Development Issues
  • Product Development Strategy
  • Product Development Policy/Processes

19
Microphotonics
  • Technology Photonic Crystals for switching and
    routing applications
  • Market Telecommunications All Optical Network.
    Optical computing
  • Strategic Issues Its disruptive, but at what
    point will traditional methods break down?
    Network underutilization is still hypothetical.
  • Development Issues Its way out there yet.
  • Product Development Strategy Big companies must
    preserve the option to play in this space until
    it either becomes viable or is declared
    unnecessary.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Too early
    for system focus development. Very clear markets
    and customers, phase gate processes will make
    sense when the time comes. Keep it in the labs
    for now???

20
Untangling Code this one was tough.
  • Technology Adaptive Programming (Aspects)
  • Market SW development simplification
  • Strategic Issues It really isnt a standalone
    product, its a methodology to make more robust
    SW development processes.. How to make money???
  • Development Issues Wide spread adoption of the
    methodology may take 10-15 years!!
  • Product Development Strategy Stay close to
    industry language teams, get close to major SW
    product Developers.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Not really
    sure what to do here.. Keep it in academia for a
    while.. Hard one.

21
Robot DesignMeet George Jetson
  • Technology Robot application beyond highly
    repetitive assembly through robots to build
    robots.
  • Market Wide range of application from
    communications to medicine
  • Strategic Issues High cost of production still
    exists, so applicability is limit to situations
    where that is acceptable. Many possible target
    markets. Pick one.
  • Development Issues Great idea, how to make money
    on it.. Develop and sell custom robots. To whom
    for what purpose. Development of a production
    process that limits overhead per design.
  • Product Development Strategy Collection of
    no-lose plays to get started. There should be
    many to choose from. Get close to customers.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes Highly
    integrated teams required to build manufacturing
    infrastructure to match the flexibility of the
    design process. Lightweight model.

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Microfluidics
  • Technology Manipulation of fluids on a
    microscopic scale
  • Market Drug development and research.
  • Strategic Issues Promises to bring in new
    production methods and change business models in
    key industries. Truly a disruptive technology,
    which will require sizable investment to put in
    place. Very long term investment and commitment
    required. Range of future possibilities.
  • Development Issues Unlike other medical spaces,
    processes are less regulated. Highly vertical
    market.
  • Product Development Strategy Probably Series of
    NoRisk moves, on a smaller scale to gain
    acceptance by an industry and lever from there.
  • Product Development Policy/Processes System
    focus makes tremendous sense here.
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