Task 2: Product Positioning
Uncover gaps and gap size in current product positioning
Create a table that:
Lists the target groups in the far-left column
Includes one column to the right labelled "NOW"
Has 3 following columns labelled with each objective established in Part I, Task 1.
In the "NOW" column, for each target group ask: How does [target group] currently think and feel about the product?
After completing the "NOW" column, move on the remaining sections and ask: "To accomplish [objective], how SHOULD [target group] think about our product?"
Data-Focused Executives
Think that we're a service-company level tool that offers data visualizations only
Must think the product is an Enterprise solution offered to a company as a whole, with secure sharing capabilities rooted by identity management features
Must think add-ons are similar to those add-ons offered by data management companies in the industry. E.g. "Spot Instances" "On Demand" etc.
Must think our product to have enterprise-level data accuracy with military-grade delivery
Completions OSRs
Some say "it's too much for what I need"
Must think some features are useful enough to mention to other departments
Must think add-ons will impact them positively on a shift-by-shift basis
Must find the tool easy enough to use so as to feel confident when talking about it among peers (no follow-up required)
Frac Engineers
Likes the product but thinks it's mostly for completions teams onsite
Must think it's easy to access data to re-format into new reporting
Must be see the product as a whole valuable to their department so that they can find value in add-ons
Must think of the data pulled from the product as something that can easily join the workflow of completion plan development
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