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“This book is a must for any Business Development Manager, Corporate Strategist, R&D Director, and anyone else who is accountable for growth in a corporation. It is an easy read that is practical and not fraught with useless academic theories.”
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Most companies analyze investments using tools that bias them against real innovation and lead them to avoid their best opportunities. This book introduces a breakthrough alternative:
Drawing upon recent advances in financial analysis, but without requiring a lot of math, the authors show how to engineer the risk out of uncertain opportunities so you can pursue more high-payoff innovations. You ll learn how to escape from the go/no-go vise and implement more flexible decision-making that considers “all “the business alternatives, models, and opportunities associated with each project. You ll learn how to systematically structure high-potential projects to limit downside exposure and boost your potential upside.
The authors show how to define the scope of investment opportunities, identify key drivers of potential profits, document assumptions, design out major risks, and tease out key challenges and vulnerabilities.
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Book description “This book is a must for any Business Development Manager, Corporate Strategist, R&D Director, and anyone else who is accountable for growth in a corporation. It is an easy read that is practical and not fraught with useless academic theories.” Ron Pierantozzi, Ph.D., CEO of PPT Research and Former Director, Business Development, Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. A Breakthrough Approach to Investing in Business Innovation Most companies analyze investments using tools that bias them against real innovation and lead them to avoid their best opportunities. This book introduces a breakthrough alternative: Opportunity Engineering. Drawing upon recent advances in financial analysis, but without requiring a lot of math, the authors show how to engineer the risk out of uncertain opportunities so you can pursue more high-payoff innovations. You’ll learn how to escape from the “go/no-go vise” and implement more flexible decision-making that considers all the business alternatives, models, and opportunities associated with each project. You’ll learn how to systematically structure high-potential projects to limit downside exposure and boost your potential upside. The authors show how to define the scope of investment opportunities, identify key drivers of potential profits, document assumptions, design out major risks, and tease out key challenges and vulnerabilities. Using these techniques, you can escape the mindset that limits you to low-impact innovations and begin pursuing serious growth opportunities--and make business uncertainty work for you, not against you. Why companies avoid their best opportunities for innovation Getting past risk-averse analysis that snuffs out experimentation and innovation Systematically engineering your opportunities Capturing the upside, slicing out the downside Beyond rigid “go/no-go” decisions How flexible, staged innovation creates more opportunities for delivering value Constructing an engineered growth portfolio of innovation investments Optimizing your mix of core-enhancing investments and high potential “long shots”
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Dive in for free with a 10-day trial of the O’Reilly learning platform—then explore all the other resources our members count on to build skills and solve problems every day.Lifestyle and location are proving a winning combination for the Queensland town and namesake suburb of Yeppoon, which has seen a boon in interest for properties.
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Its residents have something else to smile about now too; the Queensland suburb of Yeppoon was recently named in the highly coveted Smart Property Investment Fast 50 ranking for 2024, which was released to the public earlier this month.
The report and ranking combine the insights of a 14-strong investment expert panel and recent housing performance drawn from open source data and aim to give unparalleled insight into the Australian suburbs that are primed for future growth.
Just 38 kilometres from Rockhampton, Yeppoon’s proximity to the Great Barrier Reef and Great Keppel Island make it not only a tourist hotspot but a fantastic place to live for its residents, who enjoy its tropical climate.
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Yeppoon is one of 18 Queensland suburbs to make this year’s report, off the back of 12-month growth of 19.60 per cent for the suburb.
With median house prices sitting at $550, 000 and a median rent of $510 on offer for investors, long-term investors would not be surprised at Yeppoon’s recent results.
In fact, the suburb has long been noted as a hotspot, thanks to its location on the Capricorn Coast and an easily commutable drive from regional hub Rockingham, as well as the fact that flights between Rockingham and Brisbane depart daily.
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Each year, approximately 30, 000 tourists descend on the town of Yeppoon, with tourism, agriculture and lumbering all supporting the local economy, which is home to approximately 7, 000 residents.
Looking back long-term, Yeppoon was one of the 111 house markets that saw price growth triple over the first two decades of the 2000s.
More recently, the area has reaped the benefits of regional migration through the COVID-19 pandemic, with Yeppoon being named as one of the top regions Australians desire to move to in 2020.
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Earlier this year, Hotspotting director Terry Ryder called Yeppoon one of Australia’s “five regional cities that are still affordable and attractive”, noting that strong sales momentum remained in the local market through 2021 and 2022 — and much of this can be attributed to the relatively low property prices still on offer in the area.
With a number of projects in the pipeline for the area, including the $600 million Capricorn resort and the $500 million Lower Fitzroy River Infrastructure Project, plus billions of dollars worth of wind, solar, and battery farms, growth in the area is expected for years to come.
All of these projects will be underpinned by the Livingstone Planning Scheme, which is set to support growth and manage development across the entire greater Yeppoon area all the way through to 2028.
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Edward Reavy, the founder and director of EKR Property, recently noted the Queensland housing market is under pressure at the moment, thanks to a new wave of interstate migration.
He believes it’s being driven predominantly by cost-of-living pressures in the southern states: “With recent interest rate hikes, the borrowing capacity of the average buyer has reduced considerably, and the price bracket they could previously afford to buy into is no longer attainable.”
Buyers in Queensland can purchase relatively better homes in prime locations within their borrowing limits, he indicated, effectively driving up demand and, therefore, house prices and rental demand across the state.
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Already, demand for property is outstripping supply in Queensland, which will help keep house prices in places such as Yeppoon from “falling off a cliff” and in turn, further drive rental prices.
Mr Reavy also notes that there are South-East Queenslanders who are moving further north in search of affordability and quiet (and to escape migration influxes).
That’s why infrastructure development and employment opportunities in towns like Hervey Bay, Bundaberg, Rockhampton, Mackay, Townsville, and Cairns are proving popular and leading to demand in their respective local housing and rental markets.
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Touting Queensland as “the strongest economy in Australia”, the director believes that it’s a combination of affordability and lifestyle, infrastructure spending, and job opportunities that will see “owner-occupiers and investors rushing back to the market” once interest rates do stabilise.
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