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Research is the primary risk management tool you have in product development. It is also the biggest driver of insight and breakthrough ideas. The challenge many people face is doing it in a way that retains creativity and objectivity. Balancing the technical and human centred approaches can be a challenge but the results are worth it.
Understanding people’s needs and requirements is the key to unlocking insights, but is not enough on its own. It must be coupled with a broader understanding of the
business, product, and technical context; the product system.
This presentation sets out a practical approach to undertaking research for product development. It provides guiding principles for primary research and how to interpret information and create insights. Our approach has been developed from a range of other approaches and our own experiences. It provides a common approach that can be applied across all types of research.
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This document provides information about various research and development (R&D) grant options available through Venture Taranaki and Callaghan Innovation. It describes three main types of R&D grants - the R&D Growth Grant for businesses with an ongoing R&D portfolio, the R&D Project Grant for funding specific R&D projects, and the R&D Student Grant for funding masters and PhD students. Eligible and ineligible costs are also outlined.
The Product System
An insight driven approach to product development. This is a presentation about how we work at Locus Research.
Innovating on Instinct
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NZ Health Congress 2013
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