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Problem Statement Examples

There are some examples of problem statements. Let’s use the
example of Netflix, who initially solved the problem people had while
having to travel to the video store to rent a movie.

Netflix sought to avoid video stores altogether and instead deliver

movies in an envelope to your mailbox, allowing you to keep the movie
as long as you’d like. Netflix’s problem statement would probably look
something like this:

“Going to the video store is a pain. People don’t like travelling back and
forth just to rent a movie and they hate paying late fees even more.”

A simple interpretation of problem statement examples (taking Netflix

in the example) will be portrayed as the following as well:

Problem:   “Going to the video store requires fighting traffic, wandering

the aisles, and waiting in long lines just to get a single movie.”

Solution: “Netflix allows anyone to enjoy thousands of titles streamed

directly to their home or delivered to their mailbox.”
In just two sentences you have given a potential investor an easy-to-
digest problem/solution statement. Problem statement examples like
that of Netflix are simple yet straight to the point.

Good problem statement examples focus entirely on the problem so

that the audience can build a powerful case for that problem and
accept the solution that the business is trying to provide.

https://www.nexea.co/problem-statement-examples/