Commitment to Consumer-Centric Growth via Innovation
In the midst of a year of unprecedented global disruption, Mondelēz International doubled-down on its long-term strategy to accelerate consumer-centric growth. They did so by deploying a new , with three goals:
- drive global portfolio transparency,
- speed commercialization, and
- accelerate their response to changing market conditions.
To speed their efforts and manage risks due to pandemic uncertainty, Mondelēz elected to deploy a phased strategy for new product deployment, with the first phase building out a “minimum viable product� (MVP) approach to portfolio and resource planning.
Mondelēz focused these initial efforts on defining a standardized portfolio and resource data model, along with a scalable Stage-Gate ® process framework that could be deployed efficiently across their entire global enterprise.
The Result: Rapid Deployment Leads to Faster Time-to-Value
In a matter of mere months, Mondelēz quickly enabled their global businesses to focus limited resources on the innovations that would create the greatest business impact.
Breaking Down the “MVP� Approach
Watch as Mondelēz details what they did with the deployment and why it worked so well.
Accelerating Enterprise Innovation at Mondelēz International: Deploying an “MVP� Approach to Portfolio and Process Management
See the Mondelēz journey as Andre Dias Alves da Silva, Mondelēz Director Innovation I2M/IIM, and David Malik, Mondelēz Global I2M Commercialization Lead share how Mondelēz:
- Defined their “minimum viable product� approach to enable global portfolio transparency
- Created more efficient and effective ways to prepare and manage their Stage-Gate forums
- Leveraged automation and change management methods to quickly deploy these new processes across the global enterprise
- Plans to build on this “MVP� foundation as they scale their future enterprise innovation capabilities
Read the case study to see how Sopheon helped Mondelēz achieve a 50% reduction in time preparing for gate meetings.