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This article argues that many business-market suppliers fail to precisely understand the value of their offerings from the customer’s perspective. Anderson and Narus introduce the concept of customer value models, data-driven tools that quantify the worth of an offering to customers by assessing both costs and benefits. They explain how suppliers can build these models—through field value assessments—and use them to:
Tailor market offerings more flexibly
Demonstrate value for new or improved products
Craft stronger value propositions
Provide evidence of value delivered to customers
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Publisher: Harvard Business Review
Publishing Year: 101
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Pages: 16