Understand Kano Model and get the tools/templates required to do a detailed analysisWhat you'll learn:
Using Kano Model, you will be able to understand the customer needs and expectations
You will be able to prioritize customer needs that will lead to higher customer satisfaction or lower dissatisfaction
This course goes beyond basic theory and provides you with the tools (Microsoft Excel template provided) to conduct Kano Analysis at a bigger scale.

Requirements
There is no prerequisite to take this course.

Description
This course is NOT just a basic introduction to Kano Model. This course explains the basic concepts and provides tools to perform a detailed analysis of customer needs and expectations.

1. Microsoft Excel and Google Forms are used to collect customer feedback on various product features.

2. Microsoft Excel is used to analyze customer responses.

The survey questionnaire consists of the functional and dysfunctional questions for each feature. Based on the response to these questions, a feature could be classified as:

1. Must-be Quality

2. One-dimensional Quality

3. Attractive Quality

4. Indifferent Quality

5. Reverse Quality

A summary table is created for each feature based on multiple customer responses. This helps in understanding which category a feature belongs to. To prioritize features and to present the summary in graphical form, a Better/Worst Plot is created.

Performing all these steps using a pen/paper format of the form and manually classifying the features is a time-consuming and boring process. If the survey is conducted on a bigger scale the manual calculations are impossible and impractical to perform. For this, we will be using Microsoft Excel and use some advanced features (INDEX, XMATCH and COUNTIF functions) to perform the analysis.

This tool is widely used by product development professionals to decide what features should be implemented in the new product or in the upgraded version of the product.

Six Sigma and improvement professionals also use this tool to decide what improvement initiatives should be prioritized.

Who this course is for
People involved in product development or product improvement
Six Sigma and Lean professionals/experts
Improvement professionals and consultants
Quality Engineers, Quality Managers and Quality Directors
Product or Project Managers

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