Methods
Deliverables
Research Methods and Deliverables : Deliverables

Storied Power Points
Our Storied Power Point presentations are structured around the insights and recommendations that emerge from our studies. They include a great deal of background information, including visual imagery, quotes and findings that bring the participants to life and support the insights, models and recommendations that emerge from the study. The presentations are accompanied by detailed notes pages and are structured to make it easy for our clients to use the presentation for their own internal communications about the study.

Posters and Storyboards
Posters and storyboards use visual imagery and quotes to bring participants and insights to life in an approachable format our clients can share within their organizations. These are great presentation tools, and keep research alive by hanging on the walls within the organization long after the study is complete.

Video Compilations and Sortable Clip CDs
Each client has unique video needs and internal communication styles. Our video deliverables range from raw footage to neatly produced video compilations, to sortable collections of downloadable clips available on CD.

Summary Reports
Many clients need a short, sweet summary of the key findings, insights and recommendations that emerge from each study. Our summary reports, usually delivered in Power Point and Word format, combine visuals and quotes with brief summary statements to capture the essence of the study in a brief report.





About Context Consumer Insights

Context Consumer Insights provides a lens into consumer behavior based on our ethnographic research. This year, we cover the Grounded Consumer. We will identify key pieces that comprise this insight, illustrate examples from the marketplace and offer recommendations on what to do with this information from a marketing and product development standpoint.

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