LEAN SERVICE C
REATION“The era of separating traditional industries
and technology industries is over—and those who fail to adapt right now will soon find themselves obsolete.” – Forbes.com
Now every company is a software company
http://www.forbes.com/sites/techonomy/2011/11/30/now-every-company-is-a-software-company/
AND AS YOU CAN’T KNOW WHAT YOU NEED TO BUILD YOU NEED TO >> EXPERIMENT >> FAIL FAST & MAXIMIZE LEARNING
SMALL GROUPS OF PEOPLE + CHANGE IN DAILY WORK METHODS = PERMANENT CHANGE + TRANSPARENCY =
BEGINNING OF COMPANY CULTURE CHANGE
THREE WAYS FORWARD: CRASH COURSE FOR INTRODUCTION (1 DAY 5990€) CO-CREATION PROJECT (5 DAYS) LSC TRAINING & CO-CREATION (20 DAYS + )
SERVICE VISION SPRINT
TEAM : Business / Technology
Design / End-Users
BUSINESS NEED
Improve
Improve
Improve
LEAN SERVICE CREATION PROCESS
FIND A PROBLEM WORTH SOLVING FINDING PRODUCT MARKET FIT GROWTH HACKING
Days to Weeks Weeks to Months Months to Years
NEW IDEAS
SERVICE VISION
MVP TO
LAUNCH
LEAN SERVICE C
REATION
0 Immersion 1 Insights 2 Ideation 3 Business planning 4 Service design 5 Prototyping 6 MVP & analytics
Chosen topics & people
LSC program
1
Cultural change
Cul
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Cultural change
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1
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3 4
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Cultural change + new concepts, products, product launches
IMMERSION - To know where you are and to build on top of others work. : :
Customers Competitors
Competitors Domestic & Global:
Hottest start-ups:
How could current business be disrupted:
Hot names:
Inspiring services:
Public debate around the topic:
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BUILD ON OTHERS WORK
SEGMENTATION - Choose who you aim to serve.
Why/why not?
Main segment?
Segment name:
Why/why not?
Main segment?
Segment name:
Why/why not?
Main segment?
Segment name:
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Problem assumed to be worth solving:
Description:
Problem assumed to be worth solving:
Description:
Problem assumed to be worth solving:
Description:
WHO ARE OUR USERS?
INTERVIEWING THE USERS
What does sheSay?
What does sheNeed?
I need coffee!
Energy?Caffeine?
Is it a habit?Socialize?
Break?
CONCEPT AND VALUE PROPOSITION
Insert concept sheet here:
Insert concept sheet here:
Insert concept sheet here:
Pain relievers
Gain creators Products & services
Gains
Pains Customer jobs
Value proposition:
Pain relievers
Gain creators Products & services
Gains
Pains Customer jobs
Value proposition:
Pain relievers
Gain creators Products & services
Gains
Pains Customer jobs
Value proposition:
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VALUE PROPOSITION
FIRST PROTOTYPE TO TEST THE VALUE PROPOSITION
FAKE ADVERTISEMENT - The value proposition prototype
FAKE
IT T
ILL
YOU
MAK
E IT
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Picture
Headline Copy
Caption
The first prototype to measure actions in solution interviews.
• Is it clear and focused?
• Is it written in consumer language?
• How is it inspirational? Does it generate emotion? What is it that would motivate people about this proposition?
• Is it fact based?
• Will it make the target consumer react because it has touched a nerve and is relevant?
• Does it really stand out? Is it different? What key elements are different? (Simplicity, price, looks…)
• What are the proof points that back up the value prop and give substance to the proposition?
• Does it fit with your brand?
• Does it address the agreed business objective?
• Is it actionable and does it lead to inspiring and differentiated communication?
ADVERTISEMENT THE FIRST PROTOTYPE
FAKE
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€ BUSINESS MODEL & MARKET SIZE - Making sure there is the business
Who pays whom? How much?
What is the revenue model?
How are customers paying today? How much?
Cost structure?
Key elements for EBIT?
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Total addressable market:
Potential target market:
1st year sales:
Plan for 1st month sales: How much? How? To whom? Who?
“SHOW ME THE MONEY”
BUILDING MARKETING INSIDE THE PRODUCT
CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT- How do we make people advocate the service
Key activities: What Key Activities do our Value Propositions require? Our Distribution Channels? Customer Relationships? Revenue streams?
Key resources: What Key Resources do our Value Propositions require? Our Distribution Channels? Customer Relationships? Revenue Streams?
Key partners: Who are our Key Partners? Who are our key suppliers? Which Key Resources are we acquiring from partners? Which Key Activities do partners perform?
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DETA
ILED
C
ONC
EPTI
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CONCEPTING - Looking at the details..
[Insert landing page proto here]
STEPS
Wireframes:
BEFOREHAND USING THE SERVICE AFTER USE NOTICE, UNDERSTAND, BE TRIGGERED DECIDE TO USE, FIRST USE, HELP WITH PROBLEMS RELATIONSHIP BUILDING, STIMULATING RE-USE
SUPP
ORT
EXTERNAL PROCESS What happens in the ecosystem?
FRO
NT O
FFIC
E
ACTIVITY What happens here?
BAC
K ST
AGE
INTERNAL PROCESS What do your employees or system do behind the scenes?
SERVICE BLUEPRINT
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TOUCH POINT What do the user and employee use for this?
USER
ACTIVITY What does the user do in this step?
EXPERIMENTING - Finding the answers before building it..
OUR MAIN ASSUMPTIONS
DO YOU THINK? DO YOU KNOW? DID YOU CHECK?
HOW TO EXPERIMENT SUCCESS CRITERIA KEY FINDINGS
IF TH
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EPT/
BUSI
NESS
WO
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WO
RK IT
FAILS
DUE
TO
:
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KNOWING WHAT WE DON’T KNOW.
ANALYTICS TO MAKE SURE WE KNOW WHERE TO DO BETTER AND TO MAKE OUR WORK TRANSPARENT.
WHAT TO MEASURE - MVP is out. What to measure to make it rock.
VALUE PROPOSITION
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[Insert metrics here] [Insert user problem here]
SERVICE METRICS
[Insert metrics here] [Insert main service elements]
BUSINESS
[Insert metrics here] [Insert our business Problem/goals here]
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SERVICE VISION SPRINT
TEAM : Business / Technology
Design / End-Users
BUSINESS NEED
Improve
Improve
Improve
LEAN SERVICE CREATION PROCESS
FIND A PROBLEM WORTH SOLVING FINDING PRODUCT MARKET FIT GROWTH HACKING
Days to Weeks Weeks to Months Months to Years
NEW IDEAS
SERVICE VISION
MVP TO
LAUNCH
LEAN SERVICE C
REATION
Constantly Visible & Tangible Goal
Constant Feedback
Meaningful and motivating
work. >>
Small Steps
BUILD
MEASURE
LEARN