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Assignment 2: Designing & Testing Concept Solutions

This repository contains the report we created for the 2nd assignment: "Designing & Testing Concept Solutions".

Objectives

  • Validating the customer segment: gather further evidence to justify your choice of customer segment and to demonstrate a profound understanding of your customer.
  • Testing fit between value map and customer profile by means of an MVP
  • Spend 80% of your time on understanding the customer – doing interviews

Steps to follow

  • Conduct at least 3 interviews in the customer segment that seems most promising based on assignment 1. (Consider the elements of the customer profile canvas to design appropriate questions - asking WHY? is key)
  • Engage in online market research to characterize the customer segment of your choice (e.g. market size not only in dollars/euros but also in number of organizations to sell to (and potential names)
  • Complete the customer profile based on the insights collected
  • Design a value map that aligns with the validated customer profile (what products/service to offer, what gain creators / pain relievers are required to convince your customer?) and translate your value map in an MVP (visual representation of your concept solution)
  • Test your value proposition with at least 3 potential customers
  • Revise your value map - concept solution based on the feedback received

Deliverables:

  1. A report to 15 to 20 pages with:
  • An overview of the customer interviews you conducted to validate the customer problem
  • A detailed description of your customer profile (customer jobs, pains and gains) by building on the insights of your interviews, complemented with market research online.
  • A detailed description of your value map (product/services, gain creators and pain relievers) by referring to the customer profile (seek fit!)
  • An overview of the experiments you conducted to validate the value proposition, detailing your assumptions
  • An updated value map, based on the collected insights
  • An appendix with references and data sources
  1. A presentation summarizing the above

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Write a 15–20 page report summarizing customer interviews, defining a customer profile (jobs, pains, gains), and presenting a value map. Include experiments used to test assumptions, results, and an updated value map. Add references and supporting data in an appendix.

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