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[Data] Why did perfect technology fail as a business?
Learning from the satellite phone Iridium: Critique of product-out/business plans!
This document is a white paper that presents specific principles of action in new business development. Regarding Motorola's satellite phone project "Iridium," it systematically dissects the case from the perspective that the failure was not due to a lack of technology, but rather because the very way of creating the business plan was structurally flawed. It reveals the full picture of a "perfect failure" where technology and funding succeeded, but the market was the only missing element. [Contents] ■ What happened: The "perfect failure" of Iridium ■ Structural diagnosis: Why did "perfect technology" fail as a business? ■ Root cause: The structural trap of "linear product development" ■ Prescription: Talk to customers "before completing" the business plan ■ Summary: Lessons learned from Iridium *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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