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A primary reason for conducting an ethnographic study is to establish
new insights or ways to looking at the market, the consumer, or the
customer to drive innovation. However, there is a problem.
It's well known that changing deeply rooted existing mental models
is a major organizational barrier
to innovation.
Our process and deliverables are designed to help
overcome that problem. We provide a menu of highly effective ways for
creating and sharing the new knowledge regarding the focus of the
study. These range from using a highly participatory data
collection process where client team members get into the field with us
if they are available, our comprehensive immersion workshops, and even video documentaries
to share within your organization.
Our deliverables create new ways of thinking and encourage innovation team
cohesion, cross organizational understanding and buy-in for the
discoveries, clarifying innovation direction and implementation.
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Our process and deliverables can include some or all of
the following items:
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Top-line reports with quick written feedback
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Final reports with an executive summary and detailed findings in Word
and PowerPoint formats
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Participatory data collection process allowing client team members into
the field along with the Innovare researcher
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PowerPoint presentation with imbedded audio or video clips
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Photographic essays
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Video documentaries such as “Subject Profiles" or "A Day in the Life” bringing
the subject’s world into you organization
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Immersion workshop that engages your team and key stakeholders into the discoveries as they
participate in developing a new mental model for the organization
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Final presentations of findings, recommendations, and actionable next
steps
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