Outputs or outcomes?

While working with organizations on defining their product value, I have noticed that outputs are often confused with outcomes. Products and companies are mostly focused on outputs and company impacts, while outcomes seem to be ignored.

In this video, I explore the key differences between outputs and outcomes, highlighting why focusing on outcomes is crucial. Additionally, I will illustrate these concepts with practical examples to help you apply this understanding effectively in your own context.

 

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