This document discusses 4 portfolio decisions from a customer's perspective: 1) Whether to maintain a product, brand, or business, 2) Whether a product can be modified to warrant keeping, 3) Whether to streamline a product out, and 4) What can be created to fill gaps. It also lists 3 ways a product's job can be modified: 1) Get the job done differently 2) Do an adjacent job 3) Do the job in different circumstances.
This document discusses 4 portfolio decisions from a customer's perspective: 1) Whether to maintain a product, brand, or business, 2) Whether a product can be modified to warrant keeping, 3) Whether to streamline a product out, and 4) What can be created to fill gaps. It also lists 3 ways a product's job can be modified: 1) Get the job done differently 2) Do an adjacent job 3) Do the job in different circumstances.
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This document discusses 4 portfolio decisions from a customer's perspective: 1) Whether to maintain a product, brand, or business, 2) Whether a product can be modified to warrant keeping, 3) Whether to streamline a product out, and 4) What can be created to fill gaps. It also lists 3 ways a product's job can be modified: 1) Get the job done differently 2) Do an adjacent job 3) Do the job in different circumstances.
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Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Portfolio decision #1: Should a product, brand, or business be maintained?
Portfolio decision #2: Can a product be modified to warrant being kept in the portfolio? 1. Get the job done differently 2. Do an adjacent job 3. Do the job in different circumstances
Portfolio decision #3: Should a product, brand, or business be streamlined out of the portfolio? Portfolio decision #4: What can be created to fill the remaining gaps in the portfolio?