Unlock your Customer-Centricity superpower

You contribute to your organization's strategy, but
- Customers cannot express clearly what they want.
- Qualitative research is difficult to act on.
- Product, marketing, and sales strategy is incohesive.
Don’t waste time with unfocused customer research. Instead, learn what progress people seek and develop a cohesive strategic response.

What progress is your customer seeking?
MAKE DELIVERING PROGRESS YOUR MISSION
Become the provider of choice by detecting and embracing the latent desire for progress.
Transform customer jobs, contextual, and emotional factors into 12 actionable variables.
Apply a sprint format and save evaluating interview transcripts and creating results presentations.
Systematically develop your customer-centric strategy

We are by your side
Achieve continuous alignment with customers

We help you to develop a customer-centric strategy
- Progress strategy framework
- 5-step sprint process
- Visual and collaborative tools
- Unique structuring of customer interviews
- Project management, coaching, and education services
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Choose Your Starting Point
Do you work for a consulting company, an agency, or a forward-thinking organization? Take the path that is right for you.
Benefit from generating and processing meaningful qualitative data at light speed. Unite your stakeholders behind customer jobs. Create a cohesive product, marketing, and sales strategy. Take advantage of our end-to-end strategy development template, The Wheel of Progress Canvas, and other advanced tools to take decisions with confidence.
Our method in detail
Step 1
Determine Project Scope
Establish initial hypotheses and determine interviewee profiles.
Step 2
Conduct Customer Interviews
Systematically conduct interviews and structure the data.
Step 3
Generalize Interview Data
Cluster and generalize the data.
Step 4
Prioritize Customer Jobs
Prioritize customer jobs according to rational criteria.
Step 5
Develop Strategy Based on Data
Use customer jobs and other data to inform the ideation process.




