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Prototype to Product
The Jobs to be Done
Christensen has an informative piece where he covers what he got wrong about disruptive innovation. He now says we learn more from the concept of ‘the job to be done’ as the key customer metric for innovation.
So we're giving away our latest innovation from Rock Eel Digital, the ‘parsing solution’ prototype.
humility
Do our interactions really equip us to see over the horizon in our business & personal lives?
Back in Spring-Summer 2016, I was privileged to volunteer my time with the Texas Veterans Commission Veteran Entrepreneur Academy.
While the overall game plan is solid, I noticed gaps in several areas.
After thinking and praying for quite some time, this is an area in which I am passionate to serve: uplifting and equipping those who have served to keep us free, in their next chapter as entrepreneurs.
Your mission Intrepid Voyager, if you choose to accept it, is to test out this ‘prototype parsing solution’ and offer constructive comment on what jobs it does better than what you currently have.
If none, please say so! This is a numbers game: only 3-4 of every 20 qualified encounters lead to the next step. Our prototype is no different.
We're looking for those three-score (60) people who are the right-fit to partner with us on maturing this working prototype and defining the job it can do best.
Have a great week and send us your feedback!
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People watch, look and listen to what you do, before they believe what you say.
Listen, listen, talk.
In that priority!
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