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Opportunity Solution Trees, opportunity scoring, Lean Canvas, JTBD job mapping, and technique selection guide

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description: Opportunity Solution Trees, opportunity scoring, Lean Canvas, JTBD job mapping, and technique selection guide
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Opportunity Mapping

Opportunity Solution Tree (OST)

Connects desired outcomes to opportunities to solution ideas:

Desired Outcome
  |
  +-- Opportunity 1 (score)
  |     +-- Solution Idea A
  |     +-- Solution Idea B
  |
  +-- Opportunity 2 (score)
  |     +-- Solution Idea C
  |
  +-- Opportunity 3 (score)
        +-- Solution Idea D
        +-- Solution Idea E

Building the OST

1. Define desired outcome from customer research 2. Map opportunities from interview insights (min 5 distinct) 3. Score each using Opportunity Algorithm 4. Generate solution ideas for top 2-3 5. Seek real diversity in solutions (avoid variations of same idea)

Opportunity Scoring Algorithm

**Formula**: Score = Importance + Max(0, Importance - Satisfaction) Importance: 1-10 | Satisfaction: 1-10 | Max score: 20

Use the canonical JTBD classification bands:

| Score | Meaning | Action | |-------|---------|--------| | 15 <= score <= 20 | Extremely underserved | High-priority investment | | 12 < score < 15 | Underserved | Strong opportunity | | 10 <= score <= 12 | Appropriately served | Maintain | | <10 | Overserved | Consider simplification |

DISCOVER G2 uses >8 as its selection threshold. Passing that threshold is not evidence that an outcome is underserved; rank candidates without changing their JTBD classification.

Process: gather importance + satisfaction from 5+ interviews, calculate per opportunity, rank, select top 2-3.

Job Mapping (JTBD)

Universal Job Map Steps

| Step | Goal | Outcome Format | |------|------|---------------| | Define | Determine what needs doing | Minimize time to identify [object] | | Locate | Find inputs/information | Minimize time to gather [resources] | | Prepare | Ready inputs for use | Minimize likelihood of missing [requirements] | | Confirm | Verify readiness | Minimize likelihood of incorrect [categorization] | | Execute | Perform core task | Minimize time from [start] to [completion] | | Monitor | Track progress | Minimize uncertainty about [status] | | Modify | Adjust if needed | Minimize effort to correct [issues] | | Conclude | Complete the job | Minimize time from [completion] to [result] |

Outcome statement format: **[Direction] + [Metric] + [Object] + [Clarifier]** Example: "Minimize the time it takes to identify which project budget a new expense should be allocated to"

Lean Canvas

One-page business model for Phase 4 viability validation.

1. **Problem**: Top 3 problems (Phase 1 validated) | 2. **Customer Segments**: by JTBD 3. **UVP**: single clear message | 4. **Solution**: top 3 features for top problems 5. **Channels**: path to customers (Phase 4 validated) | 6. **Revenue Streams**: monetization 7. **Cost Structure**: key costs | 8. **Key Metrics**: activity metrics 9. **Unfair Advantage**: not easily copied

4 Big Risks

| Risk | Question | Validation | |------|----------|-----------| | Value | Will customers want this? | Interviews, fake doors | | Usability | Can customers use this? | Prototype testing, task completion | | Feasibility | Can we build this? | Spikes, expert review | | Viability | Business model works? | Lean Canvas, stakeholder review |

Technique Selection Guide

| Goal | Techniques | |------|-----------| | Validate problem | Mom Test, Job Mapping | | Understand needs | Outcome Statements, Opportunity Mapping | | Prioritize opportunities | OST, Opportunity Algorithm | | Generate solutions | Ideation with OST constraints | | Validate solution value | Hypothesis Testing, Prototypes | | Test usability | Prototype testing, Task completion | | Assess feasibility | 4 Risks, Spikes | | Structure business model | Lean Canvas | | Continuous learning | Weekly customer touchpoints |

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