Monday, June 7, 2021

g-f(2)311 The big picture of the digital age (6/7/2021), MIT SMR, How a Startup Mindset Brews Innovation at a Global Scale




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By using technology as a tool to empower employees and customers, the largest beer maker in the world now shares qualities of the tech giants of Silicon Valley. In this interview, the first in the Leading With Impact series, Tassilo Festetics and Chris Clearfield, a contributor to MIT Sloan Management Review, discussed the innovation-driven approach.


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Opportunity, The innovation-driven approach triggers growth, MIT SMR
  • The innovation-driven approach make the pivot to also become a developer of cutting-edge technologies.

Lesson learned, Technology to build in-house technology products
  • Festetics has used technology to grow AB InBev’s business capabilities and, over the past few years, has helped the company build a suite of in-house technology products from the ground up.

Lesson learned, Technology empowers to grow everyone
  • Connecting brewmasters, farmers, shop owners, and other supply chain members with technologies empowers them to spend less time on rote work and more time on tasks that propel the company forward, like dreaming up new beer recipes.

Lesson learned, Every company is a technology company
  • Technology has become much more of a core competency. 

Lesson learned, Everyone gets a chance to learn all the time
  • You need a very open environment — one that is not restrictive, one where people don’t feel bad for making a mistake. I rarely punish people for mistakes. Mistakes are actually good. The more mistakes you make, the more you learn.

Lesson learned, Intelligent decision-making process
  • One of our principles is ownership. We all have equity in the company, and that changes the types of discussions we have. It’s not about my opinion or your opinion — it’s about what’s the better thing for the company.

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By using technology as a tool to empower employees and customers, the largest beer maker in the world now shares qualities of the tech giants of Silicon Valley. In this interview, the first in the Leading With Impact series, Tassilo Festetics and Chris Clearfield, a contributor to MIT Sloan Management Review, discussed the innovation-driven approach.

Opportunity, The innovation-driven approach triggers growth, MIT SMR
  • The innovation-driven approach make the pivot to also become a developer of cutting-edge technologies.
Lesson learned, Technology to build in-house technology products
  • Festetics has used technology to grow AB InBev’s business capabilities and, over the past few years, has helped the company build a suite of in-house technology products from the ground up.
Lesson learned, Technology empowers to grow everyone
  • Connecting brewmasters, farmers, shop owners, and other supply chain members with technologies empowers them to spend less time on rote work and more time on tasks that propel the company forward, like dreaming up new beer recipes.
Lesson learned, Every company is a technology company
  • Technology has become much more of a core competency. 
Lesson learned, Everyone gets a chance to learn all the time
  • You need a very open environment — one that is not restrictive, one where people don’t feel bad for making a mistake. I rarely punish people for mistakes. Mistakes are actually good. The more mistakes you make, the more you learn.
Lesson learned, Intelligent decision-making process
  • One of our principles is ownership. We all have equity in the company, and that changes the types of discussions we have. It’s not about my opinion or your opinion — it’s about what’s the better thing for the company.

Category 2: The Big Picture of the Digital Age

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How a Startup Mindset Brews Innovation at a Global Scale, Tassilo Festetics, interviewed by Chris Clearfield, June 02, 2021, MIT Sloan Management Review, MIT SMR.


ABOUT THE AUTHORS


At the time of this interview, which took place before the COVID-19 pandemic, Tassilo Festetics was the vice president of global solutions at Anheuser-Busch InBev. He is now general partner at the Growth Equity Fund, a department within ZX Ventures, the growth and innovation group at AB InBev. Chris Clearfield is a coach and consultant who works with engineers, software developers, and C-suite executives to solve complex problems. He is also coauthor of Meltdown: What Plane Crashes, Oil Spills, and Dumb Business Decisions Can Teach Us About How to Succeed at Work and at Home (Penguin Press, 2018).


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