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In Search of Innovation
When companies try to come up with new ideas, they too often look only where they always look. That won’t get them anywhere.
Innovating Innovation: The Best Ideas Can Come From Anywhere
Great ideas can be found anywhere, from your customers, in the call centers, or on the blogosphere for instance. Joel Rubinson of the Advertising Research Foundation advocates that companies need to stop thinking about innovation as a linear, product-based process and be more open to finding innovation in unexpected places.
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Dusting Off a Big Idea in Hard Times
Automated innovation—relying on computers to roll out new products—was a dud. Now it's a sharp tool for cutting costs.
Crowdsourcing: What It Means for Innovation
A soured economy has prompted a boom in crowdsourcing. The question is, "Will this creative, efficient trend outlast the recession?"
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The Consumer Decision Journey
The McKinsey Quarterly report says, "Consumers are changing the way they research and buy your products. If your marketing hasn’t changed in response, it should." Note: Don't miss the interactive presentation at the end of this article abstract.
Make Cost Cutting Invisible to the Customer
If you are going to cut expenses in a recession, do so in ways that are the least visible. This will ensure that the customer experience surrounding your product is as unchanged as is possible.
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Sylver Consulting is an international research and innovation firm. Our results extend beyond traditional market research in that the process we employ, Design Ethnography, seeks to not only offer a picture of who customers are, but to define intersections between their needs and your business' priorities and capabilities.
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