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12 important reasons why you should register now for Customer-Connected
Product Definition:
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Drive the cultural change necessary for marketing, engineering, and
sales to get to
YES on concept definition
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Reach internal agreement: Which customers should we serve? What do
they want? Do they really know? Do we?
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Make sense of the many tools and techniques available for predicting
and acting on rapidly changing customer needs
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Determine what to do when customers don’t even know what’s
technologically possible
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Choose appropriate metrics to ensure that product design adheres to
the voice of the customer
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Nail down product specs: successfully translate customer needs into
product requirements your team can understand and deliver
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Leverage the Internet and other customer-connecting technologies to
help you stay fast and flexible
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Strike a balance between the need for customer involvement and the
importance of speed-to-market
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Execute a high ROI real-time feedback program to increase customer
acceptance of your product
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Concentrate your efforts on identifying and better serving your most
profitable customers
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Understand the different types of customer knowledge —
conversational, observational, and predictive — and know which type
is most effective in defining your company’s products and services
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Decide how much of your customer’s value chain you should
encompass—and avoid the danger of trying to be all things to all
customers
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