35

Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

  • Upload
    castle

  • View
    37

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 2: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 3: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

VISIONSTRATEGY

80%EFFORT

Page 4: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

V I S I O NSTRATEGY

80%IMPACT

Page 5: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 6: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

1997 2003 2004

2016 2016 2016

Page 7: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

LEVITT

CHRISTEN

SEN

DEMING

ULWICK

KLEM

ENT

MOESTA

Page 8: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

Build the right thing

Build the thing right

versus

Page 9: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

Build the right thing

Build the thing right

versus

Page 10: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

The 9x Challenge The (very hard) problem of new product adoption

Page 11: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 12: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

• >80 per cent of people’s time is spent in just three apps. • The top 8 mobile apps are owned by just 2 companies:

Google and Facebook. • 50% of people in the USA download zero new apps per

month.

Page 13: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 14: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 15: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 16: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

“Innovation should demonstrate a relative advantage over other options, ideally including the technology currently used for the task. Better technologies will be adopted, plain and simple. ” - Everett Rogers

Page 17: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 18: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 19: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

Prospect Theory

Page 20: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

• Outcomes are judged in terms of 'gains' & 'losses.' • Gains and losses are relative • "Losses loom larger than gains." (Loss aversion)

Prospect Theory

Page 21: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 22: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

3x

Page 23: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

Endowment Effect

Page 24: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 25: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 26: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

Time

Page 27: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 28: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 29: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 30: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

• Accept resistance (Dig in for the long haul / Be 10x better)

• Minimise resistance (Map against existing options, target new segments, find niche believers)

What can product developers do?

Page 31: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 32: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 33: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

“Think of any night you did not watch Netflix,” he said. “We compete with drinking a bottle of wine. That’s a particularly tough one.” - Reed Hastings

Page 34: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017
Page 35: Product Strategy and Jobs to be Done - kickoff 30th March 2017

"When someone signs up for a product, they’re expressing a sense of hope — a hope that their life will be improved with that particular product in it." - Samuel Hulick