RapidKnowHow: INNOVATION Leadership Delivered
Lead with Portfolio Discipline, Evidence-Based Bets, and Partner-Led Scale. Tools for mix, prioritization (RICE), experiments, funnel health, IP/licensing, and co-innovation. Informational only — not financial/statistical advice.
Contents
1) Model & Principles
2) Diagnostic Rubric (0–10)
3) 12-Month Roadmap
4) 90-Day Sprint
5) Operating System (weekly)
6) Metrics That Matter
7) Scripts & Templates
8) Interactive Tools
9) Risks & Anti-Patterns
10) Next Steps & CTA
1) Model & Principles
Innovation Leadership = Strategy × (Portfolio Mix + Evidence + Partners)
- Portfolio Mix — balance Horizon 1/2/3 to hit this year & seed next
- Evidence — rapid experiments, clear metrics, kill-or-scale
- Partners — co-innovation, distribution, and licensing
Keep bets small until evidence is strong; standardize how teams test & decide.
2) Diagnostic Rubric (score 0–10)
Strategy & Focus
- 0–2: Idea-chasing; no ICP
- 3–4: Themes exist; weak focus
- 5–6: Clear themes; guardrails
- 7–8: Roadmap tied to strategy
- 9–10: Systematic, evidence-gated
Portfolio Balance
- 0–2: All H1 or all H3
- 3–4: Skewed; no targets
- 5–6: Targets exist
- 7–8: Within ±10% of targets
- 9–10: Dynamic reallocation on evidence
Experimentation
- 0–2: No tests; big launches
- 3–4: Some tests; no stats
- 5–6: A/B in core flows
- 7–8: Weekly tests; clear criteria
- 9–10: Automation; experiment OS
Partner/Licensing
- 0–2: Ad-hoc
- 3–4: Pilots only
- 5–6: First licenses live
- 7–8: Tiers, SLAs, case studies
3) 12-Month Roadmap
Q1 — Baseline & Cadence
- Set H1/H2/H3 targets; fund pilots
- Weekly ship + experiment OS
- Partner shortlist & outreach
Q2 — Prove & Package
- Top-10 ideas tested; kill/scale
- Offer/pricing experiments
- First license pilot
Q3 — Scale & Systemize
- Tiered partners + UTMs
- Repeatables into playbooks
- Automation of core flows
Q4 — Lead
- Portfolio rebalancing on evidence
- Case studies; certifications
- Budget/targets for next FY
4) 90-Day Sprint
Days 1–30
- Agree targets; baseline portfolio
- Top-5 experiments scoped
- Partner shortlist (10)
Days 31–60
- Run 5 tests; ship 2 wins
- Price/packaging A/B
- First co-marketing asset
Days 61–90
- Kill 2–3; scale 1–2
- Sign 1 license pilot
- Publish sprint case note
5) Operating System (weekly)
- Mon: portfolio + experiment queue
- Wed: ship one asset/test
- Fri: metrics + decision log (kill/scale)
Definition of Done: shipped change or completed test, not a meeting.
6) Metrics That Matter
- Portfolio mix vs target (H1/H2/H3)
- Experiment velocity (#/wk) & kill rate (%)
- Time-to-learn (days/test)
- EV uplift (€) from wins
- Partner-sourced revenue (%)
7) Scripts & Templates
Partner opener
Hi {{Name}} — We help {{ICP}} test & scale {{outcome}} in weeks.
Co-brand demo + rev-share. 15 min to explore a pilot?
Experiment brief (1-pager)
Hypothesis: {{We believe…}} • Metric: {{X}} • Baseline: {{b%}} • Uplift target: {{u%}}
Design: {{A/B? Sample? Duration?}} • Decision rule: {{ship if …}} • Owner: {{…}}
8) Interactive Tools
📦 Portfolio Mix — H1/H2/H3 Budget & Target Gap
Rule: keep within ±10% unless evidence says otherwise
🧮 RICE Prioritizer — Reach • Impact • Confidence • Effort
🧪 Experiment Planner — Sample Size & ROI (informational)
Assumes α=0.05, power≈80%
Rough guidance. For critical decisions use a statistician/experiment platform.
⛳ Idea Funnel — Conversion & Bottlenecks
📜 IP & Licensing Readiness
🤝 Co-Innovation Partner Map
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9) Risks & Anti-Patterns
- All H1 or all H3 (no balance)
- Shipping without evidence (no tests)
- Over-customization (kills scale)
- No partner economics/SLAs
- Endless pilots; no kill/scale decisions
10) Next Steps & CTA
Now: Run the tools (Mix, RICE, A/B Plan, Funnel, Licensing, Partners).
Then: Choose one 30-day booster and set the weekly cadence.
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