Reinvent Yourself
Is your company so exceptional that your market never changes and your business strategy can resist all innovations? Odds are it isn’t and it can’t. Whether it’s now, in three years or not for another eight — at some time your company, too, will have to innovate to survive. Together, we discover where future opportunities lie. And we find the right business model to ensure that your company retains its market relevance and becomes even more valuable to your customers. Are you curious about the state of your innovation power in relation to your ambition? Then an Innovation Maturity Assessment would be valuable for you. Do you want to embed your ability to innovate in your organization, working methods and governance? If so, our experts can use their experience to help you achieve this in the most effective way.
Find growth opportunities
Taking impromptu steps and evolving just a little belong to the distant past. Technology is changing at an incredibly fast pace. This has a knock-on effect on the future needs of your customers as well as their behavior. It’s no exaggeration to say that you need to constantly take a critical look at yourself. The prerequisite is that you know your business model thoroughly and understand it from the perspective of the customer, the organization and the ecosystem you’re part of. Only then will you know where growth opportunities and your growth potential lie in the digital reality.
Think and build creatively
Our consultants are often flown in as a fresh pair of eyes and to help you get out of the starting blocks. What is the core business of your organization and therefore the benchmark for innovation? What will your customers be asking for in five years’ time, and what people and partners will you need to realize that? We use workshops to rediscover what your organization can be and what it can offer. Over three to four months, we develop several feasible and attractive business models. We then move forward with the model that creates the most energy in your organization. You’ll see that the “yes, but” you might still feel at first quickly turns into a “yes please”.