Portfolio management for new products

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Hauptverfasser: Cooper, Robert G. 1943- (VerfasserIn), Edgett, Scott J. (VerfasserIn), Kleinschmidt, Elko 1942- (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht: New York Perseus Publ., Basic Books 2001
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adam_text Contents Exhibits ix Acknowledgments xiii Chapter 1 The Quest for the Right Portfolio Management Process 1 What Is Portfolio Management? 3 What Happens When You Lack Effective Portfolio Management 4 A Roadmap of the Book 6 Portfolio Management Is Vital 7 Much Room for Improvement 9 Major Challenges for Portfolio Management 10 Some Definitions 13 Chapter 2 Three Decades of R D Portfolio Methods: What Progress ? 15 Recent Advances in Portfolio Management Methods 16 Where Portfolio Management Stands Today 19 Major Gaps between Theory and Practice 20 Portfolio Management: It s Not So Easy 21 Requirements for Effective Portfolio Management 23 What the Leaders Do: Three Goals in Portfolio Management 26 Chapter 3 Portfolio Management Methods: Maximizing the Value of the Portfolio 29 Goal 1: Maximizing the Value of the Portfolio 29 Using Net Present Value to Get Bang for Buck 29 Expected Commercial Value 34 The Productivity Index (PI) 40 Options Pricing Theory (OPT) 42 Dynamic Rank Ordered List 43 The Dark Side of the Financial Approaches to Project Evaluation 45 Valuation Methods: Scoring Models 46 vi Contents Developing and Using Scoring Models 56 Assessment of Scoring Models 68 Checklists As Portfolio Tools 70 Paired Comparisons 71 Value Maximization Methods: Summing Up 71 Chapter 4 Portfolio Management Methods: Seeking the Right Balance of Projects 73 Goal 2: Achieving a Balanced Portfolio 73 Bubble Diagrams 74 Variants of Risk Reward Bubble Diagrams 79 Other Bubble Diagrams 92 Bubble Diagram Recap 95 Other Charts for Portfolio Management 95 Balance: Some Critical Comments 103 Chapter 5 Portfolio Management Methods: A Strong Link to Strategy 105 Goal 3: The Need to Build Strategy into the Portfolio 105 Linking Strategy to the Portfolio: Approaches 106 Developing a New Product Strategy for Your Business— A Quick Guide 108 Moving to the Attack Plan 119 Product and Technology Roadmaps 121 Strategic Buckets: A Powerful Top Down Approach 123 Strengths and Weaknesses of Top Down Approaches 129 The Special Case of Platform Projects 133 A Variant on Strategic Buckets: Target Spending Levels 135 Bottom Up Approach: Strategic Criteria Built into Project Selection Tools 136 Top Down, Bottom Up Approach 138 But How Much Should We Spend? 142 Summary 144 Chapter 6 Portfolio Management Methods Used and Performance Results Achieved 145 The Average Business 145 The Best and Worst Performers 147 Satisfaction with Portfolio Management Methods 148 The Nature of Portfolio Methods Employed 150 Popularity and Use of the Various Portfolio Methods 155 Contents vii Which Methods the Best Performers Use 158 Specific Project Selection Criteria Employed 159 Selecting Projects in Rounds 161 How Specific Portfolio Methods Perform 162 The Benchmark Businesses 166 Conclusions and Advice from Our Practices and Performance Study 168 Chapter 7 Challenges and Unresolved Issues 173 General Conclusions 173 Specific Conclusions and Challenges Identified in Effective Portfolio Management 176 Challenges and Issues 185 Portfolio Management Is Not the Complete Answer 203 The Path Forward 206 Chapter 8 Data Integrity: Obtaining Reliable Information 207 Types of Information Required 208 Marketing, Revenue, and Pricing Data 210 Manufacturing or Operations and Related Costs 228 Estimating Probabilities of Success 231 Estimating Resource Requirements 236 Deal with Uncertainties: Sensitivity Analysis and Monte Carlo Simulation 242 Summary 245 Chapter 9 Making Strategic Allocations of Resources: Deployment 247 In Search of the Right Portfolio Method 247 Resource Allocation Across Business Units: The Methods 248 Deciding the Spending Splits: The Strategic Buckets Model 250 Strategic Buckets: A Step by Step Guide 251 Some Features of the Strategic Buckets Decision Process 265 Summary 268 Chapter 10 Making Portfolio Management Work for You: Portfolio Management and Project Selection 269 Three Key Components of the Portfolio Management Process 269 Strategy: The First Key Driver of the Portfolio Management Process (PMP) 270 viii Contents Gating: The Second Key Driver of the Portfolio Management Process 271 Portfolio Reviews: The Third Key Driver of the PMP 273 Two Fundamentally Different Approaches to a Portfolio Management Process 274 Approach 1: The Gates Dominate—An Overview of How It Works 275 Approach 2: The Portfolio Review Dominates 290 Pros and Cons of Approach 1 Versus Approach 2 300 In Conclusion: An Integrated Decision System 301 Chapter 11 Designing and Implementing the Portfolio Management Process: Some Thoughts and Tips Before You Charge In 303 Before You Charge In 303 Stage 1: Defining the Requirements 304 Stage 2: Designing the Portfolio Management Process— Key Action Items 310 Stage 3: Trial Installation and Adjustments 321 Stage 4: Implementation and Improvement 325 Winning at New Products 331 Appendixes Appendix A: Overhauling the New Product Process 333 Appendix B: Sample Gate 3 Screening Criteria (Scored) 341 Appendix C: NewPort Max™ Software: A Tool for New Product Portfolio Management 345 Appendix D: The NewProd™ 3000 Model 347 Reference Notes 349 Index 365 About the Authors 381 Exhibits 1.1 What happens when you have no portfolio management method 5 1.2 Importance of portfolio management by functional area 8 1.3 Portfolio performance results on six key metrics 10 3.1 List of projects, NPVs, and resource needs 31 3.2 Rank ordered list of projects 32 3.3 Determination of expected commercial value of project 35 3.4 ECC s determination of expected commercial value 36 3.5 ECC s rank ordered list according to ECV/Dev 38 3.6 Company G: dynamic rank ordered list 44 3.7 The six projects rank ordered 45 3.8 Celanese scoring model 50 3.9 DuPont s attractiveness scorecard 53 3.10 Composite best practices criteria scorecard 54 3.11 Hewlitt Packard differential application of criteria by project type 57 3.12 Royal Bank of Canada s portfolio scoring criteria with operational definitions 61 3.13 Prioritized list of projects at Royal Bank of Canada 62 3.14 A typical checklist of must meet criteria 69 4.1 Risk reward bubble diagram for Company T: A chemical company 77 4.2 3M s risk reward bubble diagram showing uncertainties 80 4.3 Procter Gamble s three dimensional risk reward bubble diagram using nonfinancial axes 81 4.4 Risk reward bubble diagram using nonfinancial axes 82 4.5 Reckitt Benckiser probability of success versus NPV 83 4.6 Specialty Minerals risk reward bubble diagram using scored axes 85 4.7 Reckitt Benckiser s market/concept attractiveness versus ease of implementation 86 4.8 Definition of factors composing market/concept attractiveness and ease of implementation for Reckitt Benckiser 87 4.9 Reckitt Benckiser financial attractiveness versus market/concept attractiveness 89 4.10 Royal Bank s portfolio map of ease versus project importance 90 4.11 Example of Bayer s market by technology newness matrix 93 4.12a Market and technology risk bubble diagram 93 4.12b Unilever s managing risk in innovation 96 4.13 Strategic intent bubble diagram at Rohm and Haas 96 x Exhibits 4.14 C.R. Bard s strategic risk impact matrix 97 4.15 Popular bubble diagram dimensions 98 4.16 Bar graph to represent capacity utilization 98 4.17 Bar graph showing timing of product launches 99 4.18 Cash flow versus time at Reckitt Benckiser 99 4.19 Pie chart of spending allocation across project types 100 4.20 Pie charts for breakdown of resources by product lines and markets 101 4.21 Customer needs tree for hair care products 102 4.22 Graph of customer needs versus portfolio spending 102 5.1 The major steps in developing a new product strategy 109 5.2 Market share and growth 110 5.3 Competitive strategy and differentiation 111 5.4 Example of a market map—custody, trust, and settlements (financial institutions) 112 5.5 Profit pool maps—U.S. auto industry 113 5.6 Disruptive technology framework that helps to eliminate strategic blind spots 114 5.7 Ways to define arenas: A product/market matrix 117 5.8 Strategic map—arenas plotted 118 5.9 The product roadmap: the major initiatives in a process equipment manufacturer 122 5.10 Technology roadmap: hardware/software/architecture 123 5.11 Six project categories (used in an SBU in Exxon Chemical) 125 5.12 The Mercedes Benz star method of allocating resources across project types 127 5.13 Familiarity matrix—technology and market newness 127 5.14 Projects prioritized within strategic buckets 128 5.15 Target spending levels—guides to spending across key dimensions 134 5.16 Royal Bank of Canada strategic map 140 5.17 Royal Bank of Canada—prioritized list of projects by product group 141 6.1 Portfolio metrics used in the study 147 6.2 Portfolio performance results on six key metrics 149 6.3 Satisfaction with portfolio management methods 149 6.4 Explicitness and formality of portfolio management by business performance 151 6.5 Portfolio management characteristics—formality and decision style 153 6.6 Portfolio management characteristics—level in corporation 154 6.7 Popularity of portfolio methods employed 155 6.8 Dominant portfolio methods employed 156 Exhibits xi 6.9 Strategic buckets method—how projects are ranked within buckets 156 6.10 Criteria used to rank projects against one another 160 6.11 Selection criteria in first and second round tradeoffs 161 6.12 Strengths and weaknesses for each portfolio method 163 6.13 Satisfaction with project selection methods 164 7.1 Findings, conclusions, challenges, and issues in designing an effective portfolio management process 177 7.2 Reckitt Benckiser s logic flowchart of selection model 183 7.3 Red flags for projects 189 7.4 Factors that drive new product success at the project level 205 8.1 The front end of the process 211 8.2 Summary of Stage 2 actions: building the business case 213 8.3 Standard concept test questionnaire 221 8.4 Rohm and Haas—matrix for commercial success 232 8.5 Rohm and Haas—matrix for technical success 233 8.6 Celanese—technical success scoring model 233 8.7 NCR s new risk model employed for ECV calculations 234 8.8 Expected contributions to development time for the average project 240 8.9 Expected contributions to development time for a new to the company, complex project 240 8.10 Average time per stage across various industries 241 9.1 Linkage between corporate and business unit strategy 249 9.2 Typical corporate allocation model 250 9.3 The current portfolio breakdown: the status quo in L P Division 254 9.4 Strategic planning map for L P Division 256 9.5 First cut allocation of resources using a Delphi like approach 258 9.6 Result of first cut allocation decision 258 9.7 Ranked list of projects for L P Division by project type 261 9.8 Business Group D—ranked list of projects by project type 263 9.9 Business Group D s risk reward bubble diagram 264 9.10 Each business group s allocation of total R D budget 266 9.11 Result of the allocation decision process 266 10.1 The three part decision process in portfolio management 270 10.2 Overview of a typical Stage Gate™ process 272 10.3 The two part decision process at gates 275 10.4 Sample criteria for gate 3 and scores for Hydro P project 279 10.5 Prioritized list of active and on hold projects 281 10.6 Business Group D s spending breakdowns 282 10.7 Alternative version of business Group D s risk reward diagram 288 10.8 The three decision processes for PMP—Approach 1 290 xii Exhibits 10.9 Approach 2—portfolio management intersecting with new product process 291 10.10 Ventura s forced ranking on each criterion 297 10.11 Overview of Ventura s portfolio—first cut 298 11.1 Portfolio management system—approach plan 304 11.2 Three decision processes: NP strategy, portfolio review, and stage gating 308 11.3 Dimensions used to split spending into buckets 313 11.4 Sample list of key metrics and characteristics of projects in the master database 318 11.5 Ten ways to fail at portfolio management design and implementation 331
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