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The ABC Of Prioritizing

by Anders Kragelund on Oct 22, 2009

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Why customer, boss AND employee all benefit from prioritizing! A simple model for communicating the importance of prioritizing.

Why customer, boss AND employee all benefit from prioritizing! A simple model for communicating the importance of prioritizing.

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Do not make prioritation more complex that ABC – the worlds is too complex to make decisions more complex. With this model every person can make many decisions themselves without project manager. It is easy to coach people fast: “Is it a A, B, C tast you are working on?”

The ABC Of Prioritizing — Presentation Transcript

WHY CUSTOMER, BOSS AND EMPLOYEE ALL BENEFIT FROM PRIORITIZING!
The ABC of Prioritizing A B C Critical to user experience Supports user experience Nice ( NOT) to have
An un-prioritized process looks like…
Costumer needs are met at some point in time…
But perfectionism increases costs… Waste + motivation … however drives employee motivation!
When prioritizing perceived costumer value grows faster…
and costumer and employee gets happy faster… Small extra cost for building employee motivation
Boss gets very happy… … because the product came to market fast and at the right price..
… equals more time for fun, innovation and table soccer! … because so much time and trouble is saved.
For more fun, feedback or good ideas…
- anders @ kragelund.dk
- + 45 28 14 30 12
Epilogue
- The creation of the model is inspired by:
- The pareto principle
- Lean manufacturing
- Quality literature like Kano and ISO
- Everyday observations of passionate talents