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() (+) Copyright 2013. Dr. Rod King. [email protected] & h=p://businessmodels.ning.com & h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing Lean Six Sigma Canvas: Worksheet for Applying the DMAIC Cycle to Projects ConKnuously Maximize Customer Delight and Minimize Customer Pain D: Define M: Measure A: Analyze I: Improve C: Control

LEAN SIX SIGMA CANVAS: A Universal Problem Solving (UPS) Worksheet for Lean Startup, Lean Six Sigma, and Business Model ReInvention Projects

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Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Lean  Six  Sigma  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Applying  the  DMAIC  Cycle  to  Projects  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

D:  Define        

M:  Measure        

A:  Analyze        

I:  Improve                            

C:  Control    

 

Eliminate  *  Defects  (Varia?ons)  *  Waste  *  Delays  

Reduce  *  Cost  *  Errors;  Mistakes;  Rework;  Accidents  *  Wai?ng  Time;  Delivery  Cycle  

Increase  *  Quality  *  Performance  *  Efficiency;  Produc?vity;  Reliability  *  Sales  *  Validated  Learning      

                                                                           Create                                                                    *  Improved  Processes                                                                    *  Products                                                                    *  Services                                                                    *  Supply  Chains                                                                    *  Business  Models                                                                    *  Strategies    

What  You  Can  Do  Using  

The  Lean  Six  Sigma  Canvas  (Projects)  

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Disrup'on  Spot  

Luxury  Spot  

Strategic  Choice  

Blue  Ocean:    

Lean  Six  Sigma  Canvas  

Luxury  Spot:    

Six  Sigma  Methodology  

DisrupKon  Spot:    

Lean  Startup  Method  

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TRADE-­‐OFF  MAP  FOR  THE  LEAN  SIX  SIGMA  CANVAS  Resolve  the  Trade-­‐off  Between  Quality  and  Cost  (Waste)    

 

(-­‐):  PAIN:  Cost  (Waste;  Complexity;  Time)  

(+):  DELIGHT:    

Quality    (Performance)  

Key  Valuable    Not  Valuable  

INTRODUCING    THE  UNIVERSAL  PROBLEM  SOLVING  (UPS)  

CANVAS  A  One-­‐Page  Template  That  Unleashes  the  Ability  of  Humans  to  Solve  Problems  

Welcome  to    

A  Collabora've  Modeling  Technique      

That    

Unleashes  the  Ability  of  Humans  to  Solve  Problems:    

Present,  Organize,  Evaluate,  and  Manage  Ideas    

Using    

Just  One  Tool    

Welcome  to    

The  Collabora've  Modeling  Technique      of    

“CANVASING”    

Which  Involves  Use    of    

The  Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas  

THE  UNIVERSAL  PROBLEM  SOLVING  CANVAS  IS  

A  LIFECYCLE  IDEAS  MANAGEMENT  (LIM)  TOOL:    

The  Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas  Is    

A  One-­‐Page  Template  That  Can  Be  Used  For    Collabora?vely  Presen?ng,  Organizing,    Evalua?ng,  and  Managing  Ideas  

During  the  Lifecycle  of  a  Business  or  Problem-­‐solving  Project  

OUR  MISSION    Is    

“To  Help  Promote    

A  Culture  of  Universal  Problem  Solving,    

Innova'on,  and  Management    

Especially  in  Local  CommuniBes”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

HOW  TO  SYSTEMATICALLY  USE  THE  UNIVERSAL  PROBLEM  SOLVING  (UPS)  CANVAS  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

1  •  Print  out  a  large  template  of  the  Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas,  e.g.,  a  size  of  24”x36”  

2  •  Put  the  UPS  Canvas  on  a  wall  or  large  table  

3  •  Populate  or  complete,  for  example  using  Post-­‐it  notes,          the  5  areas  of  the  UPS  Canvas  

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GALLERY  OF  GENERIC  CANVASES  

Visually  Summarize,  Present,  and  Use  Problem  Solving  Methodologies  for  Maximizing  Customer  Delight  and  Minimizing  Customer  Pain  

The  World’s  Greatest  Innovators    

And    

Youngest  Children    

All  Solve  Problems  Using  One  Template:    

The  Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas  

Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas  Universal  Problem-­‐Solving  Cycle,  Workflow,  Language  and  PlaOorm  for  Maximizing  Customer  Delight  and  Minimizing  Customer  Pain  

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Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas:  The  5  Areas  of  Universal  Problem  Solving  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

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Project  Management  Canvas:  The  5  Phases  of  a  Project  Management  Cycle  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Solu?on-­‐Planning  

                       

Execu?on  (ImplementaBon)  

                       

Learning  

Problem  Discovery  &  Valida?on                            

Evalua?on  (Control)  

 

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Seven-­‐Ques?on  Canvas  for  Pitching,  Organizing,  EvaluaKng,  and  Managing  Ideas  in  Any  Project  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

What?                            

How?                            

Why?  

How  Much?  

Who?        

Where?        

When?        

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DNA  Canvas  for  Designing  a  System  for  Any  Product,  Service,  or  OrganizaKon  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

N:  Need                            

D:  Design                            

A:  AspiraKons  

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GALLERY  OF  METHOD-­‐SPECIFIC  CANVASES  

Visually  Summarize,  Present,  and  Use  Problem  Solving  Methodologies  for  Maximizing  Customer  Delight  and  Minimizing  Customer  Pain  

canvas  [kan-­‐vuhs]    

Noun  q   a  piece  of  closely  woven  cloth  on  which  painKng  is  made    

q   a  holisKc  problem-­‐solving  cycle,  journey,  or  dashboard  (New)    Example:  “business  model  canvas”;  “personal  development  canvas”;  “USA  canvas”        

Verb  q   p.o.e.m.:  present,  organize,  evaluate,  and  model  ideas              especially  using  a  Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas  (New)    Example:  “canvas  a  system,  business,  or  project”  

canvaser  [kan-­‐vuhs-­‐er]    

Noun  (New)  q   a  person  or  team  who  holisKcally  covers  objects    

q   a  person  or  team  who  uses  the  Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)              Canvas    Example:  “Christo  is  a  canvaser,  an  arBst  who  canvases  the  uncanvasable”        

“CANVAS”  ANY  PROBLEM  SOLVING  TOOL,  METHODOLOGY,  

DOCUMENT  (PLAN),  OR  

PROJECT  (TASK;  JOB  TO  BE  DONE)  

THINGS  THAT  YOU  CAN  CANVAS  

Ideas   Products  SoluKons  Problems   Documents  

Objects/  Systems  Places  People  Personal  

Development  Plans  

Business  Plans  

Business  Ecosystems  

Projects  

Business  Models   Strategies  

10  PROBLEMS  FACED  BY  EVERY  ENTREPRENEUR,  STARTUP,  AND  ESTABLISHED  ORGANIZATION  Why  Some  OrganizaKons  Fail  While  Others  Succeed  

1.   Idea  Genera?on  Problems  2.   Business/Organiza?onal  Planning  Problems  3.   Value  Proposi?on  &  Strategy  Problems  4.   Business  Execu?on/Performance  Problems  5.   Product  Innova?on  and  Improvement  Problems  6.   Waste  Elimina?on/Cost  Reduc?on  Problems  7.   Business  Model  and  Ecosystem  Problems  8.   Process  Problems  9.   Supply  Chain  Problems  10.  Marke?ng  &  Sale/Customer  Problems  

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   Plan  and  Manage  Holis?c  Marke?ng        

Create  Value  Proposi?on  &  Strategy  

ConKnuously  Innovate/Improve  on  Product/Customer  Delight    ConKnuously  Reduce  Waste  

Document  and  Analyze  Process      Document  and  Analyze  Supply  Chain  

Create  Business/Organiza?onal  Plan  

ONE-­‐PAGE  PROBLEM  SOLVING  TOOLS  

(CANVASES)  FOR  

BUSINESS  LIFECYCLE    

Jobs-­‐To-­‐Be-­‐Done  

Document  and  ReInvent  Business  Model  

Generate  Novel  (Product/Business)  Ideas  

Manage  Business  Strategy  &  Performance  

ONE-­‐PAGE  PROBLEM  SOLVING  TOOLS  (CANVASES)  FOR  BUSINESS  LIFECYCLE  Overview  of  Jobs-­‐To-­‐Be-­‐Done  for  ConKnuously  Maximizing  Customer  Delight  and  Minimizing  Customer  Pain  

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Generate  Novel  (Product/Business)  Ideas  

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Brainstorming  Canvas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Generated  Ideas                            

Situa?on/Context/Challenge/Ques?on                            

Evalua?on    

Based  on  Alex  Osborn’s  technique  of  Brainstorming  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Lean  Startup  Game  (LSG)  Canvas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Generated  Ideas                            

Situa?on/Context/Challenge/Ques?on                            

EvaluaKon    

Product/Service                  

 (Minimum  Viable  Product/  

Landing  Page/  Mock-­‐up/Prototype/  Pilot  (DraX)  SoluBon/  Complete  SoluBon  

Based  on  Alex  Osborn’s  technique  of  Brainstorming  and  Eric  Ries’s  book,  “The  Lean  Startup”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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SCAMPERR  Crea?vity  Canvas  for  GeneraKng  and  Improving  Ideas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Generated  Ideas      

Principle  q  SubsKtute  q  Combine  q  Add  (Adapt)  q  Modify  q  Put  to  other  

use  q  Eliminate  q  Reverse  q  Rearrange  

 

Situa?on/Context/Challenge/Ques?on                            

Based  on  Bob  Eberle’s  technique  of  SCAMPER  

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Lateral  Thinking  Canvas  for  Thinking  Different  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Generated  Ideas    

Techniques  q  ProvocaKon  q  Random  

Objects  q  Concept  Fan  q  Essence  q  PMI  q  Challenge  q  Six  Thinking  

Hats  q  Parallel  

Thinking  

Situa?on/Context/Challenge/Ques?on  (ExisBng;  Status  Quo;  “As  Is”)  

                       

Based  on  Edward  de  Bono’s  Methodology  of  Lateral  Thinking  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Brand  Disrup?on  Canvas  for  CreaKng  DisrupKve  Ideas,  Products,  and  Brands  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Disrup?on  (“To  Be”/Future)  

         

Conven?on  (“As  Is”/Present)  

                       

Vision              

Based  on  Jean-­‐Marie  Dru’s  book,  “DisrupKon”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Value  Factors  Canvas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Pain  Factors  q  Cost  (Price)  q  Complexity  q  Inaccessibility  q  Unavailability  q  Inconvenience  q  Time  (Delay)  q  Risk  

Delight  Factors  q  Revenue  (Sale);  Profit;  Reward  q  FuncKonality;  VersaKlity  q  Performance  q  Quality  q  Brand  (Status;  Aura)/Novelty/Newness/DifferenKaKon  q  InteracKvity  q  CustomizaKon  

(Trade-­‐off)  

Value  

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Empathy  Map  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Understanding  and  Designing  Customer  Experience  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Based  on  Xplane’s  Empathy  Map:  www.xplane.com    

Pain  q  FrustraKons  q  Obstacles/Constraints  q  Fear/Uncertainty/Doubt  q  Risks  

Gain  q  AspiraKons  q  Needs/Wants  q  Goals/ObjecKves/Strategies/TacKcs  q  Success  Criteria  (Rewards)  

Customer                            

Hearing   Seeing  

Persona  

(Trade-­‐off)  

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Thinking  &  

Feeling  

Saying  &  

Doing  

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Disadvantages-­‐Advantages  Canvas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Disadvantages          

Advantages          

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Force  Field  Canvas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Forces  Against          

Forces  For          

Based  on  Kurt  Lewin’s  technique  of  Force_Field  Analysis  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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SWOT  Analysis  Canvas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

W:  Weaknesses      

T:  Threats      

S:  Strengths      

O:  OpportuniKes      

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TRIZ  Canvas  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Specific  Solu?on            

Harmful  Effect  (Weakness;  Disadvantage)            

Useful  Effect  (Strength;  Advantage)            

Ideal  Final  Result  (Ideality):  Zero  Trade-­‐off  

Generic  Solu?on            

Specific  Problem  (ContradicBon;  Trade-­‐off)  

       

Generic  Problem  (Dilemma)  

       

(ContradicKon/  Trade-­‐off)  

Based  on  Genrich  Altschuller’s  Methodology  of  TRIZ  (“Theory  of  InvenBve  Problem  Solving”)  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Create  Business/Organiza?onal  Plan  

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Business  Plan  Canvas:  Worksheet  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Mission/Vision  

Goals      

Objec?ves      

Strategies      

Targets      

Cost          

Revenue          

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Triple  Borom  Line  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Financial,  Social,  and  Environmental  Viability  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Shared  Value/Mission/Vision  

Goals      

Objec?ves      

Strategies      

Targets      

Pain  (Cost;  Disadvantages)          

Delight  (Benefit;  Advantages)          

q  Financial  q  Social  q  Environ.  

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Discovery-­‐Driven  Plan  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Managing  Highly  Risky  Projects  in  Business  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Success  Criteria  (ROI;  Profit;  Purpose;  Validated  Learning)  

Objec?ves  

Opera?ng  Specifica?ons  

Unit  of  Business  No.  of  Units  

Assump?ons    

Cost          

Revenue          

Key  Metrics  

Milestones  (Deliverables)  

Customer  Segment  (Market)  

                       

Consump?on  Chain          

Compe??on  (Industry  

Benchmarks)          

Based  on  Rita  McGrath  and  Ian  MacMillan’s  book,  “Discovery-­‐Driven  Growth”  Adapted  by  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Marke?ng  Strategy  

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“Gesng  to  Plan  B”  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Managing  “Pivots”  in  Business  Projects  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Success  Criteria  (Gross  Margin  Model;  Vision;  Grand  Leap  of  Faith;  IPO;  Profit;  Findings;  Insights)  

Pain  (Cost)    

q  Opera?ng  Model    

q  Investment  Model  

Delight  (Revenue)    

q  Revenue  Model    

q  Working  Capital  Model    

Key  Metrics  

Customer  Segment  (Market)  

                       

Channel/  CRM          

Environment  (Industry)  

 q  Analogs  

q  AnKlogs    

Based  on  John  Mullins  &  Randy  Komisar’s  book,  “Geqng  to  Plan  B”  Adapted  by  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Leaps  of  Faith  (QuesBons/  AssumpBons)  

     

Hypotheses  (Falsifiable  Results)  

         

Product/Service/Organiza?on                                

Create  Value  Proposi?on  &  Strategy  

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Strategic  Organiza?onal  Development  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Value  ProposiKon  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Value  Proposi?on                            

Customers              

                 

Top  3  Features  (Product/Service)  

     

Top  3  Problems          

Pain  (Cost)          

Delight  (DifferenKaKon;  Revenue)          

Product              

(Minimum  Viable  Product/  Landing  Page/  

Mock-­‐up/Prototype/  Pilot  (DraX)  SoluBon/  Complete  SoluBon  

 

Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Value  Net  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  CreaKng  CoopeKKon  Strategy  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Suppliers                            

Complementors        

Customers                            

Compe?tors  (SubsKtutors)  

   

COMPANY          

Based  on  Adam  Brandenburger  and  Barry  Nalebuff’s  book,  “Co-­‐opeKKon”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Industry  Arrac?veness  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  CreaKng  CompeKKve  Advantage  Strategy  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Cost          

Differen?a?on          

Bargaining  Power  Of  

Suppliers                        

Threat  of  New  Entrants    

   

Bargaining  Power  Of  

Customers                        

Threat  of  Subs?tute  Products  

 

INDUSTRY  RIVALRY  

 

Trade-­‐off  (Strategy)  

INDUSTRY  ATTRACTIVENESS  (Margin;  CompeKKve  Advantage)  

Based  on  Michael  Porter’s  book,  “CompeKKve  Strategy”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Blue  Ocean  Strategy  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  CreaKng  Blue  Ocean  Strategy  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

BLUE  OCEAN:  Uncontested  Market  Space  Where  CompeBtors  Are  Irrelevant  

Blue  Ocean  (“To  Be”  Industry:  Value  Factors)    

Goals/Objec?ves  (Value  ProposiKon)  

Strategy  (Canvas)  Value  InnovaKon  

Tac?cs/4  Ac?ons  q  Eliminate  q  Reduce  q  Increase  q  Create  

Cost          

Value  (DifferenKaKon;  Revenue)          

Red  Ocean  (“As  Is”  Industry:  

Value  Factors/Strategy  Canvas)          

                 

Based  on  W.  Chan  Kim  and  Renee  Mauborgne’s  book,  “Blue  Ocean  Strategy”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

(-­‐)  Cost     (+)  Revenue  

Value  Chain  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  DocumenKng  and  Analyzing  Value  Chain  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Opera?ons        

Inbound  Logis?cs  

                       

Procurement    

Human  Resource  Management  

 Technology  Development  

 Firm  Infrastructure  

Outbound  Logis?cs  

   

Service                            

Marke?ng  &  Sales                

PROFIT  MARGIN  

Based  on  Michael  Porter’s  book,  “CompeKKve  Advantage”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Manage  Business  Strategy  &  Performance  

(-­‐)   (+)  

Balanced  Scorecard  Canvas:  Worksheet  of  4  PerspecKves  for  Performance  Management  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Process            

Learning  &  Growth              

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Customer                            

Financial    

 

Based  on  Robert  Kaplan  and  David  Norton’s  book,  “The  Balanced  Scorecard”  

ConKnuously  Innovate  on  Product  

(-­‐)   (+)  

Lean  Startup  Cycle  Canvas:  Build-­‐Measure-­‐Learn  Feedback  Loop  for  ConKnuous  InnovaKon  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Ideas                            

Product                            

Data    

 

Customer  Problem  Discovery  &  ValidaKon  (Customer  Development:    

“Get  Out  Of  the  Building”  or  “OrganizaBon”)        

               

Based  on  Eric  Ries’s  book,  “The  Lean  Startup”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Document  &  ReInvent  Business  Model  

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Four-­‐Box  Business  Model  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Business  Model  DocumentaKon  &  InnovaKon  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Key  Processes            

Key  Resources              

Customer    Value  Proposi?on  

                       

Profit  Formula  

Based  on  Mark  Johnson’s  book,  “Seizing  the  White  Space”  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Nine-­‐Box  Business  Model  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Business  Model  DocumentaKon  &  InnovaKon  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Key  Ac?vi?es  (KA)          

Key  Partners  (KP)                          

Key  Resources  (KR)            

Value  Proposi?on  (VP)                          

Customer  Rela?onships  

(CR)    

Channels  (CH)  

Customer  Segments  

(CS)                        

Cost  Structure  (C$)          

Revenue  Streams  (R$)          

The  Big  “Yellow”  Building  Blocks  of  the  TacBcal  Universal  Problem  Solving  Canvas  are  adapted  from  The  Business  Model  Canvas  (www.businessmodelgeneraKon.com)  and  is  licensed  under  the  CreaKve  Commons  A=ribuKon-­‐Share  Alike3.0  Un-­‐ported  License  

Environment  (Global)  

         

Tac?cal  Org.  Development  Canvas  1:  Worksheet  for  Business  Model  DocumentaKon  &  InnovaKon  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Key  Ac?vi?es  (KA)          

Key  Partners  (KP)                          

Key  Resources  (KR)            

Value  Proposi?on  (VP)                          

Customer  Rela?onships  

(CR)    

Channels  (CH)  

Customer  Segments  

(CS)                        

Environment  (Global)  

         

The  Big  “Yellow”  Building  Blocks  of  the  TacBcal  Universal  Problem  Solving  Canvas  are  adapted  from  The  Business  Model  Canvas  (www.businessmodelgeneraKon.com)  and  is  licensed  under  the  CreaKve  Commons  A=ribuKon-­‐Share  Alike3.0  Un-­‐ported  License  

Engagement:                    /AcquisiKon:  

AcKvaKon:  

RetenKon:  

Revenue:  

Referral:  

Staffing  Cost:  

Customer  AcquisiKon  Cost:  

Equipment/Infrastructure/Facility  Cost:  

DistribuKon/LogisKcs  Cost:    

Material/Info’  Cost:  (-­‐):  PAIN  (COST)  Cost  Structure  (C$)  

(+):  DELIGHT  (BENEFIT)  Revenue  Streams  (R$)  

 Shared  Value  (PROFIT;  Customer  Experience)  

Tac?cal  Org.  Development  Canvas  2:  Worksheet  for  Business  Model  DocumentaKon  &  InnovaKon  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Key  Ac?vi?es  (KA)          

Key  Partners  (KP)                          

Key  Resources  (KR)            

Value  Proposi?on  (VP)                          

Customer  Rela?onships  

(CR)    

Channels  (CH)  

Environment  (Global)  

         

The  Big  “Yellow”  Building  Blocks  of  the  TacBcal  Universal  Problem  Solving  Canvas  are  adapted  from  The  Business  Model  Canvas  (www.businessmodelgeneraKon.com)  and  is  licensed  under  the  CreaKve  Commons  A=ribuKon-­‐Share  Alike3.0  Un-­‐ported  License  

Engagement:                    /AcquisiKon:  

AcKvaKon:  

RetenKon:  

Revenue:  

Referral:  

Staffing  Cost:  

Customer  AcquisiKon  Cost:  

Equipment/Infrastructure/Facility  Cost:  

DistribuKon/LogisKcs  Cost:    

Material/Info’  Cost:  (-­‐):  PAIN  (COST)  Cost  Structure  (C$)  

(+):  DELIGHT  (BENEFIT)  Revenue  Streams  (R$)  

 Shared  Value  (PROFIT;  Customer  Experience)  

Customer  Segment  (CS)  

                       

Persona  

Hearing   Seeing  

Thinking  &  

Feeling  

Saying  &  

Doing  

Document  and  Analyze  Process  

(-­‐)   (+)  

SIPOC  Process  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  DocumenKng  &  Analyzing  a  Process  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

P:  Process  

       

O:  Output  

                       

C:  Customer  

                       

S:  Suppliers  

       

I:  Inputs  

         

Based  on  the  technique  of  the  SIPOC  Process  Map  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

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Fishbone  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  Root-­‐cause  (Fishbone)  Analysis  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Process/  Method  

       

Supplies/  Inputs/  Materials  

                     

Employees/  Management/  

People    

Machinery/Tech-­‐nology/Infra’  

 

Offer  (Product/Service)  

                       

Channels/  Communica?on  

       

Customers/  Consumers  

                       

Environment  (Global)  

         

Pain  (Cost)          

Delight  (Benefit;  DifferenBaBon;  Revenue)          

Effect  (Vision;  Profit;  Customer  Experience)  

Based  on  the  technique  of  the  Fishbone  Diagram  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Document  and  Analyze  Supply  Chain  

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Supply  Chain  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  DocumenKng  and  Analyzing  Supply  Chain  (Ecosystem)  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Process/Strategy            

Suppliers/Inputs/  Partners  

                       

Employees/Brand/  IP    

Machinery/Tech-­‐nology/Infra’  

   

Offer  (Product/Service)  

                       

Retailers/  Channels/CRM  

       

Customers/  Consumers  

                       

Environment  (Global)  

         

Pain  (Cost)          

Delight  (Benefit;  DifferenBaBon;  Revenue)          

Shared  Value  (Vision;  Profit;  Customer  Experience)  

q  Financial  q  Social  q  Environ.  

Based  on  the  technique  of  the  Supply  Chain  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Plan  and  Manage  Holis?c  Marke?ng  

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MegaMarke?ng  (13P)  Canvas:  Worksheet  for  HolisKc  MarkeKng  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Process            

Partners                            

People      

Place        

Product              

Price      

Packaging        

Promo?on            

Persona              

Problem              

Public  Rela?ons              

Profit  

Performance  

Based  on  the  technique  of  MarkeBng  Mix  Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

Lean  Six  Sigma  Canvas:  A  Universal  Problem-­‐Solving  Template  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

Six  Sigma  Process  (Waterfall  or  Tollgate  Process  (DMAIC):  

Define-­‐Measure-­‐Analyze-­‐Improve-­‐Control)  Outcomes:  Zero  Defect;  Zero  Waste;  Just-­‐In-­‐Time  Delivery  

Lean  Startup  Process  (Rapid  IteraKve  Process  (BML):  Build-­‐Measure-­‐Learn)  Outcomes:  Validated  learning;  Scalable  business  model  

Lean  Six  Sigma  Canvas  Goal:  ConBnuously  Innovate  on  Products,  Improve  Quality,  Reduce  Waste,  and  ReInvent  Supply  Chain  (Business  Model)  

Process:  Problem-­‐Plan-­‐Build-­‐Measure-­‐Learn  Key  Tool:  Universal  Problem  Solving  (UPS)  Canvas  

Outcomes:  Accelerated  Learning;  Integrated  Body  of  Knowledge  

Six  Sigma  Projects  (SystemaKcally  opKmize,  improve,  and/or  renew    

supply  chain  as  well  as  gain  compeBBve  advantage)  

Lean  Startup  Projects  (Rapidly  discover,  validate,  and  scale  viable  supply  chain  as  well  as  gain  adapBve  advantage)  

Business  Model  ReInvenKon  

(ConKnuous  Waste  ReducKon)  

ConKnuous  Product  InnovaKon  

Improvers  Innovators  

Deliberate  Planning:  VerKcal/SystemaKc/“Classical  

Music”/Risk-­‐averse  Culture  

Wicked  (Unpredictable/Novel/Open/  Change/Faith-­‐based)  Outcomes  

Tame  (Predictable/RouBne/Closed/  Stability/Fact-­‐based)  Outcomes  

WICKED  PROBLEMS   TAME  PROBLEMS  

ConKnuous  Quality  Improvement  

Emergent  Planning:  Horizontal/Organic/“Jazz”/  Experimental  (Failing-­‐fast)  Culture  

PROBLEMS  

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Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  

CreaKve  Commons  License.  [email protected]  &  h=p://businessmodels.ning.com  &  h=p://twi=er.com/RodKuhnKing  VDD  University  for  Leaders,  Managers,  and  Entrepreneurs  

MISCELLANEOUS    q Lean  Innovate  SaLone  Canvas  q AspiraKon  (Trade-­‐off)  Map  q Lean  Startup  Cockpit:  Canvas  of  

Past,  Present,  and  Future  (StaKc)  Canvases  

SUPPLY  CHAIN  MANAGERS    q Supply  Chain  Canvas  

INDUSTRY  ANALYSTS    q  Industry  A=racKveness  Canvas  

PERFORMANCE  MANAGERS    q Balanced  Scorecard  Canvas  

LEAN  QUALITY  IMPROVERS    q Six  Sigma  Canvas  q Lean  Six  Sigma  Canvas  q SIPOC  Process  Canvas  q Fishbone  Canvas    

UNIVERSAL  PROBLEM  SOLVING  

(UPS)  CANVAS    For  Everyone  

 Customized  Worksheets  

PLANNERS  AND  STRATEGISTS    q Business  Plan  Canvas  q Blue  Ocean  Strategy  Canvas  q Discovery-­‐Driven  Canvas  q Strategy  Map  Canvas  q Strategy  Diamond  Canvas  

IDEA  GENERATORS/  PRODUCT  INNOVATORS  q Brainstorming  Canvas  q SCAMPERR  CreaKvity  Canvas  q Five-­‐QuesKon  Canvas  q Brand  DisrupKon  Canvas  q Classic  Lean  Startup  Canvas  q DNA  Canvas;  TRIZ  Canvas  

BUSINESS  MODEL  REINVENTORS    q Four-­‐Box  Business  Model  Canvas  q Nine-­‐Box  Business  Model  Canvas  q Value  Chain  Canvas  q Value  Net  Canvas  q MegaMarkeKng  (13P)  Canvas  

UNIVERSAL  PROBLEM  SOLVING  (UPS)  CANVAS  for  Everyone  ConKnuously  Maximize  Customer  Delight  and  Minimize  Customer  Pain  

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