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- 8. Content management is about managing content
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- 16. Ferdinand Alimadhi Project lead IQS , Harvard University S @ferdialimadhi
- 24. HWPI is much more than a website building project
- 25. people.harvard.edu news.harvard.edu events.harvard.edu publications.harvard.edu questions.harvard.edu …
- 36. Software for Higher Ed
- 46. HWPI is a disruptive innovation project because we need clients to change their values
- 48. • Sustaining technologies improve established products in ways the market values • Disruptive technologies introduce a new value proposition to the market
- 49. $499.99 Up to 21 ppm First page out in 17 seconds Recommended monthly volume 750–2000 pages
- 50. $29.99 Up to 5.5 ppm First page out in 19 seconds Recommended monthly volume 250–500 pages
- 53. For a successful disruptive innovation, you need an autonomous group, working with customers whose values align with the product vision
- 55. • Relative Advantage • Compatibility • Complexity • Trialability • Observability
- 56. • Relative Advantage: Medium • Compatibility: High • Complexity: Medium • Trialability: Low • Observability: Low
- 60. Compatibility can have negative consequences when customers bring expectations that don’t apply
- 64. Thank you!