UBBS 1032: Introduction To Nabc Technique

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UBBS 1032

INTRODUCTION TO
NABC TECHNIQUE
NABC Approach
• N for Need. N is the most important factor in the method. An idea
without a practical need for it remains just what it is: a good idea
and nothing more.

• A for Approach. A is usually a point of departure for most


activities, but with the NABC method, A always comes after N.

• B for Benefit. B stands for the innovative elements of an idea, in


other words that which constitutes its uniqueness.

• C for Competition. C stands for  a study of the competition existing


in the area concerned.
IMPORTANT CUSTOMER AND
MARKET NEEDS
 Do you like cat?
 Does anyone have a cat as pet?
Who is the customer for cat
food?
Proton Juara's market performance was generally poor, with
production stopping a few months after its introduction in July 2001.
Proton discontinued production of the Juara altogether in 2003.
VALUE CREATION
TYPES OF VALUE
Define and Quantify Value

KEY PRINCIPLE:
Benefit-per-cost as perceived by the Customer
NOT you

Formula:
Benefit and Cost Estimation

Installation of 3rd Party Solar Plant on Top


of Parking Lots
CUSTOMERS DO NOT BUY
CAPABILITIES, THEY BUY
SOLUTIONS
COMPETITION
Pitching Challenge by using NABC
(Individual)

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