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  1. OMG Issue

VF — Enable aggregation of customer satisfaction as value

  • Key: VF-2
  • Status: closed  
  • Source: VDMbee ( Mr. Henk de Man)
  • Summary:

    Customer satisfaction is important business value. Hence it is essential that satisfaction of recipients (typically customers) in relation to a ValueProposition that they receive, is aggregated to business value, as part of a ValueProposition to the business (the provider of the ValueProposition). VDML does already support measurement of satisfaction (satisfactionLevel) of a recipient with a value (ValuePropositionComponent). It is also possible to define the relative weight (percentageWeight) of a value for the recipient. There is, however, no straightforward support, based on the meta-model, to e.g. aggregate the "overall satisfaction" (typically the weighted average satisfaction of the ValuePropositionComponents) to business value (value as embodied in a ValueProposition to the provider of the ValueProposition). Resolution of this issue will depend on resolution of issue VF-1.

  • Reported: VDML 1.0b1 — Tue, 18 Nov 2014 14:22 GMT
  • Disposition: Resolved — VDML 1.0
  • Disposition Summary:

    Handle ValueProposition related (satisfaction) measurement via an additional ValuePropositionComponent

    Resolution has the following elements: 1) Add optional (0..1) association between ValueProposition and ValuePropositionComponent (called “overallSatisfaction" on the ValuePropositionComponent end). 2) Add a constraint to it: The overallSatisfaction of a ValueProposition MUST be a ValuePropositionComponent of the ValueProposition. 3) And also this constraint: The overallSatisfaction of a ValueProposition MUST not itself have percentageWeight. 4) As the overallSatisfaction component makes value measurement at ValueProposition header level redundant, the following associations can be removed from ValueProposition: propositionValue, satisfactionLevel, valueImpactForProvider and valueImpactForRecipient.

  • Updated: Wed, 8 Jul 2015 11:44 GMT