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What does your future look like?Stimulating your senses! – Mike Jackson, Shaping Tomorrow

Capturing Changes“Vision” caféMartin SilcockDi Tunney - Best Organisation

CircleYou

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Register for free at big.shapingtomorrow.com

Before we start

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Conference survey

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www.shapingtomorrow.com

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Future of Market Research (1)

Mike Jackson, BIG conference, Brighton, May 2013

What’s changing• Digital: Big Data (Algorithm and marketing automation), Sensors in everything, Artificial

Intelligence, Robotics, Mobile, Wearables, Data mining, Machine research, Predictive, Passive and text analytics. Value chain analysis

• Open-source: networked, personalized, self-managed, DIY, remote access, non-place specific• Focus: Asking to observing; collection to analysis, insight to foresight, rational to emotional,

one off surveys to continuous data analytics

Implications• Work: Expect half of existing jobs to go by 2020?• Future focused: Move to forward intelligence• Convergence: aggregation of multiple data streams• Digital marketers: move from data and information to

real-time knowledge and wisdom• B2B: Collaboration and co-creation

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What do you see of your future?

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Implications• New ways of working, new business models• Fewer market researchers especially traditionalists• New purposes for organisations - ethics, service, trust, simplicity• Collaboration/co-opetition/alliances, partnerships• Market research at the centre and integral to the ecosystem

What should you do about it now• Make sure you are on the right side of history• Study the future of Market Research• Learn the new tools and techniques• Demonstrate your new proficiencies every day in every way

Future of Market Research (2)

Mike Jackson, BIG conference, Brighton, May 2013

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Thanks for listening

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Capturing clues, noticing change, sharing perspectives

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What is vision café?

A vision café is a means of bringing a group of people together to have an open creative conversation about the future, to share ideas and gain a deeper collective understanding of the subject and the issues involved

It’s not a talking shopEveryone leaves enriched by deeper level of understanding

Adapted from : http://www.slideshare.net/dgurteen/introduction-to-the-knowledge-cafe

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Our Goal : To capture the future

• Mutual understanding of a complex issue• Wider understanding of other people’s

perspectives• Deeper understanding of one’s own views and

thinking process• Flush out ideas which need airing and

exploring• Build consensus around an the issue or topic

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How we’ll do it

Circle

15 minutes 15 minutes

Mix it up!

15 minsShare…A thoughtAn ideaAn insightA learningAn actionA vision

5 minutes

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Deepen engagement with your knowledge about the future

Time to understand the complex An open, no

pressure conversation

Understand own knowledge and perspective

Tease out unconsciousknowledge

New ideas and new perspectives

Crystalize your knowledge and knowledge gaps

New connections with other people

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• Be prepared to emerge a slightly different person• See people with different views as sources of learning, rather

than adversaries• Enter into open conversation• Listen more than speak• Welcome difference• Withhold judgement• Avoid position taking• Don’t worry too much about political correctness• Take your own notes – it’s your perspective not the tables• In final session report your comments to the group as a

whole

The real outcome is what YOU take away with you

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Remember• Be prepared to emerge a slightly different person• See people with different views as sources of learning, rather than

adversaries• Enter into open conversation• Listen more than speak• Welcome difference• Withhold judgement• Avoid position taking• Don’t worry too much about political correctness• Assume Chatham House rules, if needed• Take your own notes – it’s your perspective not the tables• In final session report your comments to the group as a whole• The real outcome is what YOU take away with you

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How we’ll do it

Circle

15 minutes 15 minutes

Mix it up!

15 minsShare…A thoughtAn ideaAn insightA learningAn actionA vision

5 minutes

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How we’ll do it

Circle

15 minutes 15 minutes

Mix it up!

15 minsShare…A thoughtAn ideaAn insightA learningAn actionA vision

5 minutes

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What did you catch?

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How we’ll do it

Circle

15 minutes 15 minutes

Mix it up!

15 minsShare…A thoughtAn ideaAn insightA learningAn actionA vision

5 minutes

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Keeping the conversation going

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