Idea Generation Flashcards

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Marketing should represent the consumer during what stage?

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every stage of product development

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Idea Generation methods help us better understand the consumer. They allow a firm to develop a better what?

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Degree of Customer Focus

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What are 7 methods for idea generation? (VPCLECA)

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  • Voice of Customer Table (VoCT)
  • Problem Detection Analysis (PDA)
  • Consumer Idealized Design (CID)
  • Lead-User Analysis
  • Emphatic Design
  • Contextual Inquiry
  • Affinity Diagrams
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What are the two notable aspects to the Voice of Customer table?

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o When interviewing customers, think in terms of benefits rather than solutions
o Needs should be elicited in a way that fleshes out the usage context

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What is the Voice of Customer Table (VoCT)?

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Go out and interview customers for an exhaustive list of their desires and then put into a table.

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What is Problem Detection Analysis (PDA)?

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PDA requires that you ask consumers to recall their last usage of product and aspects that were bothersome.

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What is the benefit to Problem Detection Analysis (PDA)?

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Focuses on problems instead of benefits to customer. Problems are more episodic and specific.

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What is Consumer Idealized Design (CID)?

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Consumers are asked to devise their ideal product or service, with exception that design cannot violate laws of nature. Allows a firm to understand the consumer more deeply.

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What is Lead-User Analysis?

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Product idea originates with the consumer. The user actually develops the product, the marketer then adopts and adapts. Could be a true invention or consumer has modified an existing product. Ex. Skateboards

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What is Emphatic Design?

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Attempts to understand unarticulated user needs. New product ideas based on actual observation of consumer behavior to solve problems they don’t even know they have and consumer’s “work-arounds”. Observer becomes apart of the wallpaper

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What is Contextual Inquiry?

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An observer watches customer in action but asks questions in 1-on-1 interviews performed in context of customer’s activities.

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What is an Affinity Diagram?

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It takes all the ideas and helps you organize hierarchial listings of those needs. Built from bottom up and relationships among ideas are based on intuition.

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What do Affinity Diagrams prevent?

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“Quick-Fixes” because it creates a leap amongst ideas

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What is concept engineering?

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A method pioneered by marketing-oriented engineers that uses many of the steps and processes in our section on Idea Generation.

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What is our goal with the affinity rationale?

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To be as “data-driven” as possible so you avoid contaminating effects of your own preconceptions and biases.

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