From kde-promo  Mon Dec 05 00:16:16 2005
From: Mihnea Capraru <mihnea_capraru () yahoo ! de>
Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2005 00:16:16 +0000
To: kde-promo
Subject: Re: [kde-promo] Market Segmentation Proposal v. 0.2
Message-Id: <200512050216.16519.mihnea_capraru () yahoo ! de>
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On Monday 05 December 2005 01:49, Birger Kollstrand wrote:> søndag 04 desember 2005, 21:49, skrev Mihnea Capraru:> > This is the second version of the method (proposal) to solve the market> > segmentation problem.> >> > Mihnea>> This looks like a sensible way to go. I'm no expert in this, but this> method seems logical. ALthough mayby assigining logical values to> subjective matters.
Well, the subjective matters are decisions, and they make up more complex decisions that are logically dependent upon the simpler ones. So even if the simple ones are subjective, the way they determine the complex ones is objective.
Besides, only the desirability tags are subjective, the feasibility tags should be objective themselves (not just their compounds)
> If we can use this method to go forward , then , if I understand correctly,> we have a set of "markets" that can be assigned to a set of volunteers?
Well, as I see it, we have a set of 'personas', these are imaginary representations of typical users. As for markets, this is more complicate. The method I suggest is only meant to find out what kinds of _users_ we are talking to. SMEs or schools or public institutions are not users themselves, so how we address those markets is another issue. The focus of this thread is not how we influence the 'buying decision', it's whom we want to use KDE.
> Regards Birger
Yours,
Mihnea

	
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