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slide1. Specialized Cluster and Institute of Apparel and Textile „Danube” WP 7. Mapping and Clustering Entrepreneurial Skills in TCI TCI ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING for textile learners:
TOPIC 5. INNOVATIONS IN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRIES<br>
slide2. Innovations in textile Innovation is a fundamental breakthrough in science and/or technology, followed by a reduction to practice, followed by a practical and economical means to produce the innovations in products or services, followed by a widespread acceptance in the marketplace of the products or services.
many fortunes were made in textiles and apparel by sourcing globally and selling locally (Macy’s, Target or Wal-Mart)
other textiles entrepreneurs putting together app technologies with sensors, LEDs, new fibres, fabrics, and materials to create innovative products and services<br>
slide3. Innovations in textile Innovation breakthrough:
How to find out the technological or materials breakthrough? SMART MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS DIGITAL MANUFACTURING BIO-BASED MATERIALS<br>
slide4. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in materials
Journey of textile fibres
first-generation: procured directly from the nature
second generation: man-made fibres like nylon and
polyester (1950-)
third generation: under-utilised natural resources
/technical textile/ - flexible materials, extremely
light-weight structures, 3D moulding
/smart textiles/ - self-cleaning textiles, panel
electroluminescence, chameleonic textiles, body
monitoring garments<br>
slide5. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in materials
Innovative textile fibres
Geo-textiles - used to cover the earth or floor
Cool fabrics - help in maintaining normal body temperature
Biomimetics - he design of new fibre materials, systems or machines through the study of living systems, to learn from their high-level functional mechanisms and to apply those to molecular and material design
Vivometrics - The electronics integrated into textiles can read body conditions like heart beat, blood pressure, calories burnt, lap time, steps taken and oxygen levels
Camouflage textiles - The colour-changing surface of the chameleon is observed and recreated in the textile material.<br>
slide6. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in materials
Innovative textile fibres
Textiles for drug delivery - Advancements in the health industry now combine textiles and medicine.
Microencapsulation - simple process consisting of encapsulating liquid or solid substances in sealed micro spheres (0.5-2,000 microns).
Electronic textiles - Wearable electronics or built-in cell phone and MP3 players, run on batteries.<br>
slide7. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovation breakthrough:
Role game: How to find out the technological or materials breakthrough?
One of the learners to give an example of textile material innovation. The other learners to evaluate with stickie their estimation of the material breakthrough. Already exists Something new<br>
slide8. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
For fibre manufacturing
Drawing part is incorporated into spinning machine or into false twisted
machine
The speed of winder increase from 3000 m/min to 6500 m/min
The number of ends increase up to 24.<br>
slide9. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
Spun Yarm manufacturing
New splicing technologies
Progress of ring spinning
MVS spinning<br>
slide10. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
For woven fabric manufacturing
Multiphase loom
Wave navigation systems
Flexible preparatory systems
Automatic fabric inspection<br>
slide11. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
Machines for knitting
Whole garment knitwear
Wrap knitted fabrics<br>
slide12. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
1. Analogous business
In textile industry, but operating in other geographic markets
Outside of textile industry, but are recognized for their innovation.
What kinds of innovation drove them to success?
If those innovations are applicable to your industry and company?
What could you replicate in your business to create a market opportunity?<br>
slide13. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
2. Surging trends
strong trend towards self-education, virtual experiences and virtual service offering
Attending virtual events and webinars hosted by thought leaders, experts both within and outside of your industry
Reading publications such as Medium.
Utilize trend reporting services.<br>
slide14. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
3. Extreme customers
Love your company
Hate your company
Stopped doing business with you
Have never bought from you
What key opportunities, problems or threats are they currently facing?
What will you need to be doing differently to overcome the challenges in your market?
What desired change would you like to see in the future?<br>
slide15. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
4. Customer needs
speed, quality or service levels they require
5. Collaboration
conducting strategic workshops
They should offer a sustainable path to profitability
The opportunities must be a lateral extension of existing capabilities, solidifying
They should align with surging/ longer-term trends free Business Innovation Checklist<br>
slide16. Assessment of innovative ideas 11 STEPS of innovative ideas’ assessment
Fp: Financial performance, the achievement of the financial objectives outlined, including profitability, recovery period, sales, profits, global profitability and return on investment.
Tp: Technical performance, level of adequacy of the product.
Cp: Customer performance, degree of acceptance of the product by the consumer, satisfaction.
Mp: Market performance, as measured by national market share, foreign market share, revenue, the accuracy of market forecasts.<br>
slide17. Assessment of innovative ideas 11 STEPS of innovative ideas’ assessment
Pp: Product performance, the commercial result of a project of innovation, quality, competitive advantages and launch on time is evaluated.
Op: Operational performance, reflects how the innovation project was executed.
Ece: Efficiency, evaluates the success of an innovation.
Eca: Efficiency, evaluates the effort made to achieve that success.
Sp: Sales performance, consists of revenue, market share, and growth in sales against targets.
Pr: Profitability, is measured by the level of benefits and profits against objectives.
Eo: Window of opportunities, in new product categories and new markets.<br>
slide18. Assessment of innovative ideas Metrics for innovation ideas
Qualitative Metrics and Provocative Questions
a. Do we have a broad enough range of models of technology possibilities, tacit knowledge models, and societal trends?
b. How good are we at creating an open sandbox that can accommodate a tremendous range of possible concepts and ideas?
c. Are we encouraging people sufficiently to share their ideas?<br>
slide19. Assessment of innovative ideas Metrics for innovation ideas
Quantitative Innovation Metrics: The Innovation Process and How to Measure It
a. Number of ideas developed
b. Number of ideas contributed by our staff
c. Number of ideas introduced
d. Percent of ideas from outside
e. Number of people inside the organization who are participating in the ideation process
f. Number of people from outside the organization who are participating in the ideation process
g. Number of ideas collected in the ‘idea gathering’ system
h. Number of collected ideas that were developed further
i. Number of collected ideas that were implemented<br>
slide20. Programs for TCI innovations State governments incentives
subsidized prices
Tax concessions
Reduced tariffs, e.g. electricity, water supply and etc.
Loans and subsidies
Business backup incentives
Loan rates subsidies
Service, e.g. marketing, technical assessment, energy efficiency assessment and etc., state aids<br>
slide21. Programs for TCI innovations B2B incentives
Open innovation platforms
Innovation Networks<br>
slide22. Specialized Cluster and Institute of Apparel and Textile „Danube” WP 7. Mapping and Clustering Entrepreneurial Skills in TCI TCI ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING:
TOPIC 5. INNOVATIONS IN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRIES DISCUSSION ON RESULTS<br>
slide23. Specialized Cluster and Institute of Apparel and Textile „Danube” WP 7. Mapping and Clustering Entrepreneurial Skills in TCI TCI ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING:
TOPIC 5. INNOVATIONS IN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRIES Thank you for your attention<br>
TOPIC 5. INNOVATIONS IN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRIES<br>
slide2. Innovations in textile Innovation is a fundamental breakthrough in science and/or technology, followed by a reduction to practice, followed by a practical and economical means to produce the innovations in products or services, followed by a widespread acceptance in the marketplace of the products or services.
many fortunes were made in textiles and apparel by sourcing globally and selling locally (Macy’s, Target or Wal-Mart)
other textiles entrepreneurs putting together app technologies with sensors, LEDs, new fibres, fabrics, and materials to create innovative products and services<br>
slide3. Innovations in textile Innovation breakthrough:
How to find out the technological or materials breakthrough? SMART MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS DIGITAL MANUFACTURING BIO-BASED MATERIALS<br>
slide4. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in materials
Journey of textile fibres
first-generation: procured directly from the nature
second generation: man-made fibres like nylon and
polyester (1950-)
third generation: under-utilised natural resources
/technical textile/ - flexible materials, extremely
light-weight structures, 3D moulding
/smart textiles/ - self-cleaning textiles, panel
electroluminescence, chameleonic textiles, body
monitoring garments<br>
slide5. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in materials
Innovative textile fibres
Geo-textiles - used to cover the earth or floor
Cool fabrics - help in maintaining normal body temperature
Biomimetics - he design of new fibre materials, systems or machines through the study of living systems, to learn from their high-level functional mechanisms and to apply those to molecular and material design
Vivometrics - The electronics integrated into textiles can read body conditions like heart beat, blood pressure, calories burnt, lap time, steps taken and oxygen levels
Camouflage textiles - The colour-changing surface of the chameleon is observed and recreated in the textile material.<br>
slide6. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in materials
Innovative textile fibres
Textiles for drug delivery - Advancements in the health industry now combine textiles and medicine.
Microencapsulation - simple process consisting of encapsulating liquid or solid substances in sealed micro spheres (0.5-2,000 microns).
Electronic textiles - Wearable electronics or built-in cell phone and MP3 players, run on batteries.<br>
slide7. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovation breakthrough:
Role game: How to find out the technological or materials breakthrough?
One of the learners to give an example of textile material innovation. The other learners to evaluate with stickie their estimation of the material breakthrough. Already exists Something new<br>
slide8. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
For fibre manufacturing
Drawing part is incorporated into spinning machine or into false twisted
machine
The speed of winder increase from 3000 m/min to 6500 m/min
The number of ends increase up to 24.<br>
slide9. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
Spun Yarm manufacturing
New splicing technologies
Progress of ring spinning
MVS spinning<br>
slide10. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
For woven fabric manufacturing
Multiphase loom
Wave navigation systems
Flexible preparatory systems
Automatic fabric inspection<br>
slide11. Classification of innovations in TCI Innovations in technics
Machines for knitting
Whole garment knitwear
Wrap knitted fabrics<br>
slide12. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
1. Analogous business
In textile industry, but operating in other geographic markets
Outside of textile industry, but are recognized for their innovation.
What kinds of innovation drove them to success?
If those innovations are applicable to your industry and company?
What could you replicate in your business to create a market opportunity?<br>
slide13. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
2. Surging trends
strong trend towards self-education, virtual experiences and virtual service offering
Attending virtual events and webinars hosted by thought leaders, experts both within and outside of your industry
Reading publications such as Medium.
Utilize trend reporting services.<br>
slide14. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
3. Extreme customers
Love your company
Hate your company
Stopped doing business with you
Have never bought from you
What key opportunities, problems or threats are they currently facing?
What will you need to be doing differently to overcome the challenges in your market?
What desired change would you like to see in the future?<br>
slide15. Assessment of entrepreneurial potential How to identify innovation opportunities in your business
4. Customer needs
speed, quality or service levels they require
5. Collaboration
conducting strategic workshops
They should offer a sustainable path to profitability
The opportunities must be a lateral extension of existing capabilities, solidifying
They should align with surging/ longer-term trends free Business Innovation Checklist<br>
slide16. Assessment of innovative ideas 11 STEPS of innovative ideas’ assessment
Fp: Financial performance, the achievement of the financial objectives outlined, including profitability, recovery period, sales, profits, global profitability and return on investment.
Tp: Technical performance, level of adequacy of the product.
Cp: Customer performance, degree of acceptance of the product by the consumer, satisfaction.
Mp: Market performance, as measured by national market share, foreign market share, revenue, the accuracy of market forecasts.<br>
slide17. Assessment of innovative ideas 11 STEPS of innovative ideas’ assessment
Pp: Product performance, the commercial result of a project of innovation, quality, competitive advantages and launch on time is evaluated.
Op: Operational performance, reflects how the innovation project was executed.
Ece: Efficiency, evaluates the success of an innovation.
Eca: Efficiency, evaluates the effort made to achieve that success.
Sp: Sales performance, consists of revenue, market share, and growth in sales against targets.
Pr: Profitability, is measured by the level of benefits and profits against objectives.
Eo: Window of opportunities, in new product categories and new markets.<br>
slide18. Assessment of innovative ideas Metrics for innovation ideas
Qualitative Metrics and Provocative Questions
a. Do we have a broad enough range of models of technology possibilities, tacit knowledge models, and societal trends?
b. How good are we at creating an open sandbox that can accommodate a tremendous range of possible concepts and ideas?
c. Are we encouraging people sufficiently to share their ideas?<br>
slide19. Assessment of innovative ideas Metrics for innovation ideas
Quantitative Innovation Metrics: The Innovation Process and How to Measure It
a. Number of ideas developed
b. Number of ideas contributed by our staff
c. Number of ideas introduced
d. Percent of ideas from outside
e. Number of people inside the organization who are participating in the ideation process
f. Number of people from outside the organization who are participating in the ideation process
g. Number of ideas collected in the ‘idea gathering’ system
h. Number of collected ideas that were developed further
i. Number of collected ideas that were implemented<br>
slide20. Programs for TCI innovations State governments incentives
subsidized prices
Tax concessions
Reduced tariffs, e.g. electricity, water supply and etc.
Loans and subsidies
Business backup incentives
Loan rates subsidies
Service, e.g. marketing, technical assessment, energy efficiency assessment and etc., state aids<br>
slide21. Programs for TCI innovations B2B incentives
Open innovation platforms
Innovation Networks<br>
slide22. Specialized Cluster and Institute of Apparel and Textile „Danube” WP 7. Mapping and Clustering Entrepreneurial Skills in TCI TCI ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING:
TOPIC 5. INNOVATIONS IN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRIES DISCUSSION ON RESULTS<br>
slide23. Specialized Cluster and Institute of Apparel and Textile „Danube” WP 7. Mapping and Clustering Entrepreneurial Skills in TCI TCI ENTREPRENEURIAL LEARNING:
TOPIC 5. INNOVATIONS IN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRIES Thank you for your attention<br>