This PPT slide, part of the 25-slide Cost-to-Serve (CTS) Analysis PowerPoint presentation, presents the Product-Customer Classification Matrix, a strategic tool designed to visualize the relationship between products and customers based on profitability and cost to serve. The matrix is divided into 4 quadrants, each representing different strategies for managing product-customer pairs.
The first quadrant highlights top-performing products and customers, indicating areas to celebrate and maintain. In contrast, the second quadrant showcases highly profitable pairs that require minimal investment to sustain. This suggests a focus on efficiency and retention for these relationships.
The third quadrant identifies low-profit pairs that necessitate investment and resources to elevate them into the first or second quadrant. This indicates a need for strategic intervention to improve performance. The fourth quadrant lists product-customer pairs that are underperforming and may be better off divested. This quadrant serves as a warning sign for potential resource drain.
Each bubble in the matrix represents a specific product-customer pair, with size uniformity indicating equal importance in analysis. The axes of the matrix are labeled with Profit Percentage and Cost to Serve, providing a clear framework for decision-making. The matrix encourages executives to assess where to allocate resources effectively, whether to invest, improve, celebrate, or divest.
Overall, this classification matrix is a valuable tool for organizations aiming to optimize their product and customer strategies, ensuring that resources are focused on the most promising areas while identifying those that may require reevaluation.
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