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 enterprise-wide platform for innovation portfolio and process management, with three goals:
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.
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.
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:
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