Workshop 4: Developing a one page business case

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Workshop 4: Developing a one page business case Reinventing the way we do things May 04, 2017

Agenda for today Intro – 10 min Interactive – 35 min Problem – 5 min Customer Segments– 5 min Unique Value proposition – 5 min Solution– 5 min Key Metrics– 5 min Revenue Stream– 5 min Cost Structure– 5 min Report Back and Discussion – 15 min

KPMG’s XDE Client Approach

Creating a human-centered digital experience Contextualize Empathize Prototype Expand Implement Evolve Business needs/goals Product strategy Technical assessment Value definition User research Behavioral analysis Journey mapping Persona creation Feature ideation Conceptual design Motivational design Interactive prototyping User validation Stakeholder alignment Information architecture Workflow mapping Visual design Style guides Road mapping Technical architecture Agile development Experience-driven development Continuous improvement Iterative releases Analytics-based refinement Feature prototyping

Human-centered approach Service Product Business Model Consumer Technology Business Process Tool Role Team Member Creating Value Improving the System Our participatory activities center around human interaction at every stage, from the initial observation and learning phases, through to the prototyping and validating of potential future states. Our methods facilitate deep understanding of the values and problems that are the drivers of innovative solutions. We build upon that understanding by designing and testing potential solutions with participants who represent actual consumers. This approach leads to the creation of new value through the design of transformative business models and innovative service, and product experiences.

The Importance of Capital Investment Planning Creates traceability and clear line-of-site from strategic plans to individual project investments Enables consistency in measurement of performance against project plans and goals Allows the enterprise to measure return-on-investment and protect against duplication and waste Encourages business vendor and vendor accountability

The One Page Business Case - Lean Canvas XDE Experience Design The One Page Business Case - Lean Canvas Lean Canvas is an adaptation of Business Model Canvas created for the Lean Startup method Lean Canvas promises an actionable and innovation-focused business plan It focuses on problems, solutions, key metrics and competitive advantages and the people that will benefit from the solution

Interactive exercise Let’s GO! And have fun

What’s the Problem? (5 Minutes) Put yourself in the shoes of your customer and describe up to 3 problems they have today. It is the difference between your current and desired state. Think about… What is broken or needs improvement? Think about… Why this gap matters? Think about… Are there root causes that could be tackled?

Who are your customers? (5 Minutes) Define 3 to 4 specific user personas from your early adopter groups to include here. Think about… Do you have a single / multi segmented market? Think about… Their unique needs and challenges Think about… Defining characteristics of your early adopters

What is the Unique Value Proposition? (5 Minutes) A single, clear and compelling message that states why the solution is different and worth receiving investment. Think about… Current alternatives Think about… Why people would prefer this value prop? Think about… Is the problem underserved?

What is the solution? (5 Minutes) How do you intend to solve the problem? Think about… How does it meet customer needs? Think about… Does it align with the Value proposition? Think about… Is it achievable?

What activities will drive What are the Key Metrics? (5 Minutes) What are the activities to measure during the project? Key Metrics Think about… What activities will drive usage of the solution? Think about… What data will help improve the solution? Think about… How can you measure impact of the solution?

What is the revenue stream? (5 Minutes) Define the revenue model, the life time value, or the gross margin etc. This is part of the financial value of the solution Think about… Look for similar pricing models Think about… Tying it back to the customer Think about… The sustainability

What are the Costs? (5 Minutes) What is it going to take to get this project up and running? What materials, personnel will you need? Think about… Cost of doing business Think about… Do the revenue streams offset costs? Think about… The sustainability

Interactive exercise Debrief What about the process/template worked well? What about this process/template proved the most difficult or challenging? How was this different from other types of planning you have done? How would the group adapt the template for future use?

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