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What characteristic defines Must-Be Attributes in the Kano Model?
What characteristic defines Must-Be Attributes in the Kano Model?
- They are features that directly increase customer satisfaction when improved.
- They are features that delight customers when present and cause dissatisfaction when absent.
- They lead to dissatisfaction if absent, but their presence does not increase satisfaction. (correct)
- They neither satisfy nor dissatisfy customers, regardless of their presence.
In the context of the Kano Model, which attribute type is directly related to performance needs?
In the context of the Kano Model, which attribute type is directly related to performance needs?
- One-Dimensional Attributes (correct)
- Indifferent Attributes
- Reverse Attributes
- Attractive Attributes
What type of attribute is characterized by features that neither satisfy nor dissatisfy customers?
What type of attribute is characterized by features that neither satisfy nor dissatisfy customers?
- Reverse Attributes
- Must-Be Attributes
- Attractive Attributes
- Indifferent Attributes (correct)
How does the presence of Attractive Attributes affect customer satisfaction according to the Kano Model?
How does the presence of Attractive Attributes affect customer satisfaction according to the Kano Model?
What is the main purpose of implementing the Kano Model in product development?
What is the main purpose of implementing the Kano Model in product development?
What do the x-axis and y-axis represent in the visual representation of the Kano Model?
What do the x-axis and y-axis represent in the visual representation of the Kano Model?
Which of the following best describes Reverse Attributes in the Kano Model?
Which of the following best describes Reverse Attributes in the Kano Model?
When implementing the Kano Model, what are the two types of questions typically asked in surveys?
When implementing the Kano Model, what are the two types of questions typically asked in surveys?
Which category is primarily focused on enhancing user satisfaction proportionally with better implementation?
Which category is primarily focused on enhancing user satisfaction proportionally with better implementation?
Which statement is true regarding the benefits of using the Kano Model?
Which statement is true regarding the benefits of using the Kano Model?
Which category in the Kano Model includes features that lead to customer dissatisfaction when absent but do not significantly increase satisfaction when present?
Which category in the Kano Model includes features that lead to customer dissatisfaction when absent but do not significantly increase satisfaction when present?
Indifferent Attributes result in increased customer satisfaction when present.
Indifferent Attributes result in increased customer satisfaction when present.
What type of attributes create delight when present but do not cause dissatisfaction when absent?
What type of attributes create delight when present but do not cause dissatisfaction when absent?
In the Kano Model, a smartphone's ability to ________ is an example of an Attractive Attribute.
In the Kano Model, a smartphone's ability to ________ is an example of an Attractive Attribute.
What do organizations typically do to implement the Kano Model effectively?
What do organizations typically do to implement the Kano Model effectively?
Match the following attribute types with their descriptions:
Match the following attribute types with their descriptions:
The implementation of Reverse Attributes is always positively perceived by customers.
The implementation of Reverse Attributes is always positively perceived by customers.
What is one benefit of applying the Kano Model in product development?
What is one benefit of applying the Kano Model in product development?
Flashcards
Must-Be Attributes
Must-Be Attributes
Features customers expect and are dissatisfied without, but their presence doesn't significantly increase satisfaction.
One-Dimensional Attributes
One-Dimensional Attributes
Features whose satisfaction directly correlates with their implementation level. Better implementation leads to higher satisfaction.
Attractive Attributes
Attractive Attributes
Features that delight customers when present, but don't cause dissatisfaction if absent. They're unexpected bonuses.
Indifferent Attributes
Indifferent Attributes
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Reverse Attributes
Reverse Attributes
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Kano Model
Kano Model
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Kano Model Graph
Kano Model Graph
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Functional and Dysfunctional Questions
Functional and Dysfunctional Questions
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Implementing the Kano Model
Implementing the Kano Model
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Prioritization
Prioritization
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Kano Model Categories
Kano Model Categories
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Functional Question
Functional Question
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Dysfunctional Question
Dysfunctional Question
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Study Notes
Kano Model Overview
- Developed by Professor Noriaki Kano in the 1980s, this framework assesses customer satisfaction concerning product features.
- It categorizes product features to prioritize product development efforts.
Kano Model Feature Categories
- Must-be attributes (Basic Needs): Essential features customers expect; absence leads to dissatisfaction, presence doesn't significantly increase satisfaction.
- Example: A smartphone's calling functionality.
- One-dimensional attributes (Performance Needs): Features directly influencing satisfaction; better implementation leads to higher satisfaction.
- Example: Increasing smartphone battery life.
- Attractive attributes (Excitement Needs): Unexpected features delighting customers when present; absence doesn't cause dissatisfaction.
- Example: Wireless charging on a smartphone.
- Indifferent attributes: Features neither satisfying nor dissatisfying, impacting customer satisfaction regardless of presence or absence.
- Reverse attributes: Features some customers positively perceive, while others view negatively.
- Example: Minimalist design in a smartphone.
Kano Model Visual Representation
- Typically depicted graphically, with the x-axis representing feature implementation level (absent to fully implemented) and the y-axis representing customer satisfaction (dissatisfaction to satisfaction).
- Different curves illustrate feature category impact on satisfaction.
Kano Model Implementation
- Organizations gather customer feedback using surveys, asking two key questions for each feature:
- Functional Question: How would you feel if the product had this feature?
- Dysfunctional Question: How would you feel if the product did not have this feature?
- Responses categorize features into Kano types, guiding product development.
Benefits of Using the Kano Model
- Prioritization: Helps identify features impacting maximum customer satisfaction.
- Resource Allocation: Distinguishes essential from non-essential features, enabling efficient resource allocation.
- Competitive Advantage: Including attractive features differentiates products.
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