Value Proposition
Customer first
Customer first
Please make things easy
Optimize... again and again
Do new things, no the same ones
The only asset that truly matters
Adapt what you need and do not forget data
Drag and drop the following elements from the list into the correct box. Each box corresponds to one of the six pillars and their description.
Value proposition in a digital environment is no longer defined by the industry – it is defined by the customer, forcing companies to be ahead of customers in a continuous path of discovery of new business opportunities. According to Michael Porter’s Model, a proper value proposition answers three main questions:
What ends users
and channels?
Which products,
services, features?
Premium or discount?
In which of the four CX Corporation boxes would you place Infosys Live Enterprise?
The vision to MOVE from a
product focus to a customer focus
the journey for physical to
digital and digital to physical (Processes)
The customer touchpoints that
matter (interactions, customer service)
Interactions with repeatable
processes at every touchpoint
Fill in the gap with each of the following statements from the correct circle
Process Identification: Process identification refers to systematically defining business processes of organization and establishing criteria to select processes for improvement. Is it a process at all? Can the process be controlled?
Observe problems and opportunities and come up with ideas and solutions to these problems
Evaluate ideas based on predefined criteria and prioritize them. md:
Start testing your idea with a real audience, gather feedback from different groups of people
Use feedback and other data to validate your idea