I'm asking the panelists of Seeing Tomorrow's Services to tell us how they'd plan and design for a new service. I'm providing them with this simple business case, and asking each to pitch how they'd shape this service.
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Business Case for 'Seeing Tomorrow's Services' Panel
1. Howʼd You Solve It?
A case to solve for the panelists of
Seeing Tomorrowʼs Services:
A Panel on Service Design
March 17, 2009 at Adaptive Path
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2. William Watt Electricians is a Bay Area company providing basic repairs,
installations, and troubleshooting for residential and small business customers.
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3. Out of two offices they dispatch their team of two dozen electricians to service
emergency calls, perform commissioned projects, and provide quotes. Given
broader economic trends, William Watt is interested in moving into…
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4. …the growing green market to help homes become more energy efficient. Their
potential new offerings might include efficiency assessments, instillations of more
efficient equipment, and suggestions for improvements.
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5. Youʼve been brought in to advise William Watt Electricians on how
they should approach the development of this new service.
➜ How would you approach the problem?
➜ And why is this the right approach?
Notes de l'éditeur
Time to play that exciting game show, “How’d You Solve It?!”
Here’s our case: William Watt Electricians is a Bay Area company providing basic repairs, instillations, and troubleshooting for residential and small business customers.
Out of two offices they dispatch their team of two dozen electricians to service emergency calls, perform commissioned projects, and provide quotes.
Given broader economic trends, William Watt is interested in moving into the growing green market to help homes become more energy efficient. Their potential new offerings might include efficiency assessments, instillations of more efficient equipment, and suggestions for improvements that customers might may themselves, like better insulation.
Given broader economic trends, William Watt is interested in moving into the growing green market to help homes become more energy efficient. Their potential new offerings might include efficiency assessments, instillations of more efficient equipment, and suggestions for improvements that customers might may themselves, like better insulation.