A Note about Methodology

Robert Legvold
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Using innovation to drive sustainable growth in the chemicals industry About this report Using innovation to drive sustainable growth in the chemicals industry is a companion paper to PwC's comprehensive survey report on innovation, Breakthrough innovation and growth, which explores the impact that innovation has on growth and examines how leading companies are making innovation work for their organisations. Breakthrough innovation and growth explores three key questions: 1 How are companies using innovation to drive growth and what is the return on this investment? 2 How are approaches to innovation changing, particularly in light of a trend towards more disciplined innovation? 3 What are the best practices and critical success factors that deliver tangible business results? To find the answers we drew on insights from interviews with 1,757 C-suite and executive-level respondents who are responsible for overseeing innovation within their company. Interviews were located in more than 25 countries and work in 30 sectors. Our sample included 41 chemicals sector executives from 12 countries. Their responses form the basis for our sector-specific analysis, together with two in-depth " featured interviews ". This report refers to approaches taken by leading innovators. We define the top and bottom innovators using a balanced scorecard approach based on six factors: the importance interviewees place on innovation; their appetite for innovation; the proportion of annual revenue from products or services launched in the last year; the proportion of annual revenue spent on innovation; the proportion of products and services co-developed with external partners; and their project revenue growth over the next five years. For more details on our methodology, please see Breakthrough innovation and growth. 41 executives from companies in the chemical sector from 12 countries
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利用创新推动化工行业的可持续增长是普华永道关于创新、突破性创新和增长的综合调查报告的配套文件,该报告探讨了创新对增长的影响,并研究了领先公司如何使创新为其组织工作。突破创新与增长探讨了三个关键问题:1公司如何利用创新来推动增长,这种投资的回报是什么?创新的方法是如何变化的,特别是在更有纪律的创新趋势下?提供有形业务成果的最佳实践和关键成功因素是什么?为了找到答案,我们对1757名负责监督公司内部创新的高管和高管进行了采访。采访地点在超过25个国家,涉及30个行业。我们的样本包括来自12个国家的41位化工行业高管。他们的回答构成了我们针对特定行业的分析的基础,以及两次深入的“专题访谈”。这份报告提到了领先的创新者所采取的方法。我们使用基于六个因素的平衡计分卡方法来定义顶级和底层创新者:受访者对创新的重视程度;他们对创新的渴望;上一年度推出的产品或服务占年度收入的比例;年度收入用于创新的比例;与外部合作伙伴共同开发的产品和服务的比例;以及他们未来五年的项目收入增长。欲了解更多关于我们方法论的详细信息,请参见突破性创新与增长。来自12个国家的41位化工企业高管
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