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…the convenience factor will outweigh the perfection factor most of the time.
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When we link tasks properly, we create workflow solutions that both improve our customers’ productivity and also make our relationships with those customers stickier.
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…one tasks often leads to another, and bridging the gap between the two is a powerful product idea.
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Continuity, loose linking, and leverage are important factors that affect sales and marketing as well as product development…
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…loose linking may provide your marketing people with the opportunity to partner with someone else to create the perfect task-to-task offering.
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…in connecting tasks, it is vital that an analysis of the impact on sales and marketing be conducted.
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The great thing about task-to-task innovation is that the opportunities are everywhere and are easy to locate. All you have to do is look and ask.
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You cannot always observe your customers interacting with your product and then observe what they do next. The next best thing is to ask them.
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Understanding reality is the highest form of market research; artificial environments such as focus groups come in a distant second.
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…idea generation and idea validation are the products of real observation under circumstances that are as real as possible.
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