Description
More than just a tagline or a sales pitch, the Value Proposition Statement is a tool for alignment and clarity, serving as a compass, guiding us towards delivering what our customer truly values. And if your process isn’t delivering value to the customer? It should be turned off or redesigned to meet the customer’s needs, PMI Director Consultant Dennis Crommentuijn-Marsh tells us.
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Here are more free resources to help you construct your Value Proposition Statement:
Toolbox: Value Proposition Statement – a quick and easy step-by-step guide that helps you use this tool Video: Using the Kano Model to Listen to Your Customer Infographic: Assessing the “Value Added” By The Work We DoMore from PMI:
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