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    PCN Analysis ExerciseDr. Scott Sampson, Brigham Young University !"#!

    $his exercise inclu%es the &ollo'ing parts(

    #.)%enti&y a *usiness process to analy+e. )t is goo% to select a process thatinvolves t'o entities a &irm an% a customer. Examples inclu%e( the process o& getting your computer repaire%

    the process o& having an eye exam

    the process o& atten%ing a concert

    !.Construct one or more PCN Diagrams &or the selecte% process.

    -irst step is o&ten customer nee%. ast step is o&ten nee% resolve%. Don/t ma0e PCN Diagram too cro'%e% use multiple pages i& necessary.

    1.Analy+e the value proposition represente% in the *usiness process( put *y customer cost steps 2'aiting, inconvenience, etc.3

    put *y customer value steps 2i.e., causing 'illingness to pay3

    put 45 *y &irm cost steps

    put 65 *y &irm revenue steps

    7.8e%o your PCN Diagram sho'ing at least one ena*ling innovation an% atleast one relieving innovation.

    9ighlight the innovation steps 'ith either colore% *oxes or %ou*le4*oar%er*oxes.

    -or each innovation, %escri*e the innovation an% tell 'hat impact it has on the

    value proposition.

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    PCN Analysis Exercise =ptional Parts

    $his parts o& this exercise may *e optional 2see instructor3(

    >.=n a copy o& your PCN Diagram, inclu%e notations sho'ing importantsensory elements 2signs, sym*ols, am*ient con%itions, etc.3 that gui%ecustomers in their roles o& the process. -or each sensory element in%icate'hat impact it is inten%e% to have on customer *ehavior.

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    Providers Process Domain Customers Process Domain

    Independent processing Surrogate interaction Direct interaction Direct interaction Surrogate interaction Independent processing

    PCN Diagram&or process(

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