Immersion and Planning Sample Clauses

Immersion and Planning. Project Planning and Kick-Off § Desk Research § Stakeholder Interviews (~2-3) § Develop Research Plan Phase 2: Insights Gathering § Touchpoint and Attribute Inventory Refinement & Validation § Qualitative Research (4 Online Communities) and Summary Report § Quantitative Research (Survey Guests, Employees, Competitors) § Data Analysis and Quantitative Research Report Phase 3: Findings & Recommendations Development § Persona Development (4) § Touchpoint Mapping On-Demand Customization and Access § Journey Map Development § Recommendations for Current State Experience Improvement § Current State Findings and Recommendations Working Session
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