Strategic Product Development with Kano Model for Competitive Advantage and Innovation

Strategic product development is crucial for maintaining competitive advantage and promoting innovation in contemporary dynamic and customer-centric marketplaces. The Kano Model provides a comprehensive framework for categorizing product characteristics into basic, performance, and exciting categories, offering insights into the impact of different variables on consumer satisfaction. This methodology was implemented using the Nakano_model 4 dataset, obtained from the OTTO – Multi-Objective Recommender System on Kaggle, which includes extensive behavioral data from user sessions. Product characteristics were assessed for their influence on user engagement and satisfaction via the integration of Kano-based categorization and multi-objective optimization approaches. Analytical methods, including data pretreatment and feature significance ranking, were used to enhance the feature selection process. The execution of this hybrid architecture produced substantial outcomes, with the model attaining a 98% accuracy rate. These results emphasize the need of integrating Kano Model insights with recommended system methodologies to inform product innovation and customer-centric design. The model's efficacy underscores its capacity to improve decision-making about product feature prioritization and to maintain innovation in competitive business contexts.

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2025-06-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccsp64183.2025.11089125
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Strategic Product Development with Kano Model for Competitive Advantage and Innovation

A. Menaga, Jaculine Priya G, Shanmugapriya Inbarajan, Thirupurasundari Chandrasekaran et al.
Business Strategies and Innovation
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Strategic Product Development with Kano Model for Competitive Advantage and Innovation

A. Menaga, Jaculine Priya G, Shanmugapriya Inbarajan, Thirupurasundari Chandrasekaran, Chitra Devi D, Rakheshvaasan PK
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Strategic product development is crucial for maintaining competitive advantage and promoting innovation in contemporary dynamic and customer-centric marketplaces. The Kano Model provides a comprehensive framework for categorizing product characteristics into basic, performance, and exciting categories, offering insights into the impact of different variables on consumer satisfaction. This methodology was implemented using the Nakano_model 4 dataset, obtained from the OTTO – Multi-Objective Recommender System on Kaggle, which includes extensive behavioral data from user sessions. Product characteristics were assessed for their influence on user engagement and satisfaction via the integration of Kano-based categorization and multi-objective optimization approaches. Analytical methods, including data pretreatment and feature significance ranking, were used to enhance the feature selection process. The execution of this hybrid architecture produced substantial outcomes, with the model attaining a 98% accuracy rate. These results emphasize the need of integrating Kano Model insights with recommended system methodologies to inform product innovation and customer-centric design. The model's efficacy underscores its capacity to improve decision-making about product feature prioritization and to maintain innovation in competitive business contexts.

Saint Joseph's College (US), St. Joseph's Institute of Technology (IN), Mayo Clinic Hospital (US), Division of Human Resource Management (US), Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (Canada) (CA)
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