Problem Interview exercice for OCTO meetup
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Lean Canvas
IterationBuild-Measure-Learn
Test the riskiest
things first
Customer & problem
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Innovation diffusion process
Source: the diffusion process, by Joe M. Bohlen, George M. Beal and Everett M. Rogers, 1957
Customer Discovery:
Find a problem worth solvingfor a specific type of customer
Dont:● Survey● Questionnaire● Focus group● Market Study● Your personal experience● Conversation with friends
Customers DiscoveryDo:● Observation● Interview● Role play● Games
> Behaviours
Question: “I like the idea of having one portable device to fulfill all my needs”
Sources: http://universalmccann.bitecp.com/um_report_pttp_lr3.pdfhttp://www.gsb.stanford.edu/news/headlines/itamar-simonson-emanuel-rosen-how-digital-age-rewriting-rule-book-consumer-behavior
Market study found no need for iPhones in 2007
“Users would not be motivated to replace their existing digital cameras, cellphones and MP3 players with one device that did everything.”
“There is no real need for a convergent product in the U.S., Germany and Japan”
It’s really hard to design products by focus groups.
A lot of times, people don’t know what they want until you show it to
them.
If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said
faster horses
what people actually
do
what people think
they do
what peoplesay
they do
Franck Debane @fdebane
GET OUT OF THE
BUILDING
Problem Interview
YOU
Understand problem importance & frequency
Discover:➢ bigger problems➢ alternative solution➢ how much the problem cost➢ how the customer look for solution➢ the root causes of the problem or need➢ key insights to design a solution
Problem Interview: Goals
has the problem
aware of having the problem
looking for a solution
hacked a solution
pay for a solution
frequency
DO NOT talk about your idea
Listen: The customer is the expert
Search for facts not opinions
Ask about past events
Why?
Why?
Why?Why?
Why?
Why?
Why?
Why?Why?
Why?
“The better you know your customers the better you can help them”
- Iain Wallace
1. What do you do when you have this problem?
2. Would a buy a product that does this?3. What else did you try?4. Tell me the last time you had this
problem...5. How much would you pay for this?6. What would do next time it happens?7. Does it happen to you often?8. How much does it cost you?
Good or bad questions?
Watch for biased questions
Do you get headaches frequentlyif so how often?
Do you get headaches occasionallyif so how often?
Watch for biased questions
Do you get headaches frequentlyif so how often?
Do you get headaches occasionallyif so how often?
Source: John Hayes, Interpersonal Skills at work. Routledge 2002 referencing Loftus, 1975
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