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		<title>By: Mark Noneman</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mark Noneman</dc:creator>
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		<description>Interesting ideas about &quot;hearing&quot; the voice of the customer. We have used all sorts of sources of customer feedback in traditional, strucutred Voice of the Customer analysis (KJ diagrams, requirements developement, QFD, etc.).
Since a search query is a kind of question the customer (and potential customer) is asking, I can see using search queries (espeically more natural language-like queries) as a source for KJ analysis. Search queries combined with other sources of customer feedback (interview, survey, transaction comments) could provide a richer view of the customer experience and needs.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting ideas about &#8220;hearing&#8221; the voice of the customer. We have used all sorts of sources of customer feedback in traditional, strucutred Voice of the Customer analysis (KJ diagrams, requirements developement, QFD, etc.).<br />
Since a search query is a kind of question the customer (and potential customer) is asking, I can see using search queries (espeically more natural language-like queries) as a source for KJ analysis. Search queries combined with other sources of customer feedback (interview, survey, transaction comments) could provide a richer view of the customer experience and needs.</p>
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