Building the Matrix: A Case Study in Teamwork Among Strategic Planners and Market Researchers.
Carol K. Galvin, Bernardette Delamar, Luis H. Rodriguez, NOP, brandrepublic.com, Monday, 01 January 1900, 12:00am,
Researchers were able to blend their roles together with those of the strategic planners and were thereby able to enhance the value of research to the business. The case study illustrates how and why such a role-blending approach adds business value. Paper by Carol K. Galvin, Bernardette Delamar, Luis H. Rodriguez, NOP.
Introduction
This paper presents a case study wherein the authors collaborated to apply the data gathered in a large segmentation research project to the strategic planning process at Lotus Software Division of IBM Corporation.
Researchers were able to blend their roles together with those of the strategic planners and were thereby able to enhance the value of research to the business. The case study illustrates how and why such a role-blending approach adds business value.
Contents headlines
The fundamental issue: Business value
The Market Intelligence Professional
The Research Provider Professional
Study overview
The story so far
The strategic planner joins the information flow
The strategic planning process
The next level
Channel contact example with segments overlaid
First level of integration: Blending across traditional roles
Second level of integration: Blended team in business processes
A different way of engaging
Lessons learned
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