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Crossing the Chasm What’s New? What’s Not? Israeli Product Excellence Association Podcast, May 12, 2014

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Crossing the Chasm

What’s New? What’s Not?

Israeli Product Excellence Association

Podcast, May 12, 2014

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Time

Reven

ue G

row

th

Growth

Market

Mature

Market

Declining

Market

Indefinitely elastic

middle

End of

Life

Fault

Line!

E

D C B A

Technology Adoption

Life Cycle

2

Prolog: Category Maturity Life Cycle Putting Technology Adoption in Perspective

Emerging

Market

(pre-Tornado)

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Growth

Market

Mature

Market

Declining

Market

D C B

3

Prolog: Category Maturity Life Cycle The Economics of Category Life Cycles

Indefinitely elastic

middle

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Growth

Market

Mature

Market

Declining

Market

D C B

4

Prolog: Category Maturity Life Cycle The Economics of Category Life Cycles

Secular

Growth

Capture Market

Share

Indefinitely elastic

middle

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Growth

Market

Mature

Market

Declining

Market

D C B

5

Prolog: Category Maturity Life Cycle The Economics of Category Life Cycles

Secular

Growth

Capture Market

Share

Cyclical

Growth

Make

Money

Indefinitely elastic

middle

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Growth

Market

Mature

Market

Declining

Market

D C B

6

Prolog: Category Maturity Life Cycle The Economics of Category Life Cycles

Secular

Growth

Capture Market

Share

Cyclical

Growth

Make

Money

Secular

Decline

Find an

Exit

Indefinitely elastic

middle

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Technology-Enabled Business Models Sources of Disruption for this Decade

• Eating other people’s lunch

• Software eats hardware

• Op ex eats cap ex

• Services eat products

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Technology-Enabled Business Models Sources of Disruption for this Decade

• Eating other people’s lunch

• Software eats hardware

• Op ex eats cap ex

• Services eat products

• Leveraging next-generation technology

• Social

• Mobile

• Analytics

• Cloud

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Marketing Disruptive Innovation What Makes High-Tech Marketing Different?

• High Risk

• Unproven products and promises

• Incompatible and incomplete infrastructure

• Social resistance to change

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Marketing Disruptive Innovation What Makes High-Tech Marketing Different?

• High Risk

• Unproven products and promises

• Incompatible and incomplete infrastructure

• Social resistance to change

• Low Data

• No product history

• No company track record

• No best practices

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The Technology Adoption Life Cycle The Challenge Facing Every Disruptive Innovation

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The Technology Adoption Life Cycle The Challenge Facing Every Disruptive Innovation

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The Technology Adoption Life Cycle The Challenge Facing Every Disruptive Innovation

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The Technology Adoption Life Cycle The Challenge Facing Every Disruptive Innovation

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The Technology Adoption Life Cycle The Challenge Facing Every Disruptive Innovation

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The Technology Adoption Life Cycle The Challenge Facing Every Disruptive Innovation

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Innovators - Technology Enthusiasts

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Innovators - Technology Enthusiasts

• Primary Motivation:

• Learn about new technologies for their own sake

• Key Characteristics:

• Strong aptitude for technical information

• Like to alpha test new products

• Can ignore the missing elements

• Do whatever they can to help

• Challenges:

• Want unrestricted access to top technical people

• Want no-profit pricing (preferably free)

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Early Adopters - The Visionaries

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Early Adopters - The Visionaries

• Primary Motivation:

• Gain dramatic competitive advantage via revolutionary breakthrough

• Key Characteristics:

• Great imaginations for strategic applications

• Attracted by high-risk, high-reward propositions

• Will commit to supply the missing elements

• Perceive order-of-magnitude gains — so not price-sensitive

• Challenges:

• Want rapid time-to-market

• Demand high degree of customization and support

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Early Majority - Pragmatists

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Early Majority - Pragmatists

• Primary Motivation:

• Gain productivity improvements via evolutionary change

• Key Characteristics:

• Astute managers of mission-critical applications

• Understand real-world issues and tradeoffs

• Focus on proven applications

• Like to go with the market leader

• Challenges:

• Insist on good references from trusted colleagues

• Want to see the solution in production at the reference site

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Late Majority - Conservatives

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Late Majority - Conservatives

• Primary Motivation:

• Just stay even with the competition.

• Key Characteristics:

• Better with people than technology

• Risk averse

• Price-sensitive

• Highly reliant on a single, trusted advisor

• Challenges:

• Need completely pre-assembled solutions

• Would benefit from value-added services but do not want to pay for them

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Laggards - Skeptics

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Laggards - Skeptics

• Primary Motivation:

• Maintain status quo.

• Key Characteristics:

• Good at debunking marketing hype

• Disbelieve productivity-improvement arguments

• Believe in the law of unintended consequences

• Seek to block purchases of new technology

• Challenges:

• Not a customer

• Can be formidable opposition to early adoption

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How High-Tech Markets Develop The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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How High-Tech Markets Develop The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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How High-Tech Markets Develop The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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EARLY

MARKET

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How High-Tech Markets Develop The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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EARLY

MARKET

CHASM

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How High-Tech Markets Develop The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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CHASM

EARLY

MARKET

BOWLING

ALLEY

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How High-Tech Markets Develop The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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CHASM

EARLY

MARKET

BOWLING

ALLEY

TORNADO

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How High-Tech Markets Develop The Technology Adoption Life Cycle

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CHASM

EARLY

MARKET

BOWLING

ALLEY

TORNADO

MAIN

STREET

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The Early Market

Tesla

Google glasses

3-D Printers

Self-Driving Cars

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

Consultants (picked by customer)

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

Consultants (picked by customer)

Direct sales, opportunistic

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

Consultants (picked by customer)

Direct sales, opportunistic

Value-based, measured by gain

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

Consultants (picked by customer)

Direct sales, opportunistic

Value-based, measured by gain

Other categories

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

Consultants (picked by customer)

Direct sales, opportunistic

Value-based, measured by gain

Other categories

Break-through technology

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

Consultants (picked by customer)

Direct sales, opportunistic

Value-based, measured by gain

Other categories

Break-through technology

Another visionary in a different industry

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Market Dynamics The Early Market

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Visionary business executive

Dramatic competitive advantage

Project focus

Consultants (picked by customer)

Direct sales, opportunistic

Value-based, measured by gain

Other categories

Break-through technology

Another visionary in a different industry

Target market is not under pressure to change

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The Bowling Alley

Retail Analytics Advanced Threat Detection

Health Care Diagnostics Digital Media Buying

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

Solution completers (picked by vendor)

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

Solution completers (picked by vendor)

Direct sales, focused on niche market

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

Solution completers (picked by vendor)

Direct sales, focused on niche market

Value-based, calibrated by pain

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

Solution completers (picked by vendor)

Direct sales, focused on niche market

Value-based, calibrated by pain

Traditional approaches to problem

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

Solution completers (picked by vendor)

Direct sales, focused on niche market

Value-based, calibrated by pain

Traditional approaches to problem

Niche market leader

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

Solution completers (picked by vendor)

Direct sales, focused on niche market

Value-based, calibrated by pain

Traditional approaches to problem

Niche market leader

Adjacent niche market

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Market Dynamics The Bowling Alley

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist business manager

Fix a broken business process

Solution focus

Solution completers (picked by vendor)

Direct sales, focused on niche market

Value-based, calibrated by pain

Traditional approaches to problem

Niche market leader

Adjacent niche market

Target market is under pressure to change

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The Tornado

Smart Phones Cloud Computing

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

Compatible products & services

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

Compatible products & services

Direct & indirect, sales coverage focus

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

Compatible products & services

Direct & indirect, sales coverage focus

Set by market leader

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

Compatible products & services

Direct & indirect, sales coverage focus

Set by market leader

Directly comparable products/services

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

Compatible products & services

Direct & indirect, sales coverage focus

Set by market leader

Directly comparable products/services

Market status: Gorilla, Chimp, Monkey

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

Compatible products & services

Direct & indirect, sales coverage focus

Set by market leader

Directly comparable products/services

Market status: Gorilla, Chimp, Monkey

Adjacent mass market (geographic)

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Market Dynamics The Tornado

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Pragmatist IT manager

Keep up with market norms

Product focus

Compatible products & services

Direct & indirect, sales coverage focus

Set by market leader

Directly comparable products/services

Market status: Gorilla, Chimp, Monkey

Adjacent mass market (geographic)

Target market is under pressure to change

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Main Street

Laptops

Wireless Networks

Flat Panel TVs

Projectors

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

Outsourcers (picked by customer)

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

Outsourcers (picked by customer)

Indirect sales, maintenance focus

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

Outsourcers (picked by customer)

Indirect sales, maintenance focus

Set by lowest cost vendor

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

Outsourcers (picked by customer)

Indirect sales, maintenance focus

Set by lowest cost vendor

Commodity suppliers

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

Outsourcers (picked by customer)

Indirect sales, maintenance focus

Set by lowest cost vendor

Commodity suppliers

Established customer relationships

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

Outsourcers (picked by customer)

Indirect sales, maintenance focus

Set by lowest cost vendor

Commodity suppliers

Established customer relationships

Other members of your installed base

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Market Dynamics Main Street

Target Customer

Compelling Reason to Buy

Whole Product

Partners and Allies

Distribution Channel

Pricing Strategy

Competition

Positioning

Next Target Customer

Conservative IT manager

Lower costs, better value

Systems focus

Outsourcers (picked by customer)

Indirect sales, maintenance focus

Set by lowest cost vendor

Commodity suppliers

Established customer relationships

Other members of your installed base

Target market is not under pressure to change

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Key Takeaways

• Each stage is distinctly different

• What causes success in one causes failure in the next

• Different playbooks required at different times

• Often need to change roles to get the right leader in place

• Multiple products at multiple stages

• Enterprises must segregate their efforts by life cycle stage

• End-to-end alignment is key to success

• Must get all players rowing in the same direction

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Q & A

• How do you deal with the chasm on a limited budget?

• How do you recruit an ecosystem to a niche market?

• How do social networks affect crossing the chasm?

• How do you use this model to do root cause analysis on slow sales?

• Other questions?

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twitter.com/geoffreyamoore

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