Tag Archives: competitive analysis

Raising the bar – on your product roadmaps

At Decision Driven® Solutions, we see roadmaps (technology, product, platform, strategy, etc.) as the time-evolution of a set of decisions.  Each decision is a stable, fundamental issue that demands a solution.  Although the issue (question) is stable, the data that … Continue reading

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Decision patterns for better proposals

If you frequently generate business proposals in response to customer requests (e.g. RFPs, RFQs, RFIs), then you can benefit greatly from the use of decision patterns.  Every proposal offers a solution to a customer’s problem (e.g. use cases, mission scenarios, … Continue reading

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Decision framework for competitive analysis

For every promising business opportunity or market segment that you may choose to pursue, there is a decision pattern that can be used to guide a quick, but effective competitive analysis. I recommend that before you commit to a new … Continue reading

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Decision: Market Positioning

The deepest branch within the Decision Driven® Strategy decision pattern begins with the Target Markets decision.  This is the natural fan-out point in your company’s decision model; for each market that you choose to pursue you will want to think through … Continue reading

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Compare Alternatives – Spider Chart

The Compare Alternatives capability within the Decision Driven® Solutions Framework (DDSF) contains two different comparison views that you can use to compare your alternatives: Tornado Chart: This chart compares the relative effectiveness of any pair of alternatives.  It displays their … Continue reading

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