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What is a Wedge? A wedge is a compelling reason to adopt a new solution. It's the reason why a business stakeholder agrees to speak with a new or unproven vendor like a startup. It's also the reason why they agree to replace or add a new technology product to their stack. A wedge is a combination of 3 elements: 1. A market (or market segment): the specific organizations and stakeholders you are aiming to help. 2. A customer Job (Job to be Done): the goal, objective, tasks, workflows, or problem that you're trying to help them with. 3. Differentiated value (the added value): the key reason why these organizations would agree to buy from a new vendor.

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