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Our Mission is Your Growth
  Welcome to Ipsos Vantis




Vantis part of Ipsos InnoQuest
                                 Nobody’s Unpredictable
At Vantis we are the Innovation Research Specialists
  For enterprise clients, we support them in the following ways, with a linkage
   to size of prize:
      Supporting innovation development for internally generated ideas
        –   Platform concepts needing a commercialization path (industry verticals, applications, business models)
        –   Longer term planning/war-gaming
        –   Specific new offer ideas
        –   Optimal product design (e.g., to hold down prototyping costs)
        –   Portfolio management with more than go/no go guidance
      Understanding end user need/demand potential
        – The customers or constituencies of your potential buyers
        – The „if you build it, they will come‟ projects
      Working with you on behalf of your customers
        – Contributing to value add engagements




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© 2012 Ipsos
Points of Difference
  Ipsos organizes its business around specializations. In the area of innovation
   research, Ipsos Vantis has dedicated tremendous resources.
  Many filters to make survey research more predictive and commercially
   actionable


        Business units focused on technology,
         financial services, health, and durable goods
        World‟s largest database of key measure
         survey scores – over 25,000 concepts tested
         (both Consumer and B2B)
        Proven track record of forecasting accuracy
         through rigorous post-launch validation and
         R&D relating survey results to demand
        Enhance user-interface for sophisticated
         category, product line, and product simulators
        Independent study of new products and
         services, to strengthen our models and build
         relevant case studies to share with our clients

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© 2012 Ipsos
Cutting Edge Developments in New Product Research
  Vantis has developed a variety of differentiated tools for supporting the right
   innovation decisions, as early as possible in the development process.
                                 Innovation            Description
                                 Vantis*Concepts       Powerful, fast, affordable concept testing – customizable client-tailored
               Out of the Gate



                                                       programs
                                 Market Success        Validated measure of new concept‟s potential in the market
                                 Score
                                 Database Archetypes   Classification scheme based on key measure survey scores; identifies hidden
                                                       winners that are often missed in survey research
                                 Message Power         Scores each concept based on ability to execute the message/ positioning in
                                 Score                 market.

                                 Vantis*Optimize       Assessing financial value of alternative configurations
               Long Run




                                 Vantis*NTTW           Framework and norms for evaluating first-to-market propositions

                                 Database Archetypes   Profiling for launch and for sustainability

                                 Gaming Models         Simulation of alternative market and competitive evolutions over time




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© 2012 Ipsos
We help by characterizing you product
launch Archetype

Vantis Profiles Business Ideas in a Way that Instills Confidence in
 Going Forward (or not) and Clarifies the Commercial Path
                   Predicting market potential for business initiatives, with 25+ years validated history




                                                                             Nobody’s Unpredictable
Finding Winners




               Mass Potential:                        Breakthrough:                           Niche/Targeted:
     Traditional research usually finds        Slower to take off, but huge            Actionable target segment(s) are
      these ideas with high overall scores       opportunities (many imitators/fast       highly enthusiastic about the offer
     Appeal across consumer segments            followers)                               (despite poor overall interest)
     Less risky                                Often in rapidly changing categories    “Niche/Targeted” doesn‟t mean
     Often in familiar space                   Often game changers (challenge           small
     Challenge is to gain distribution and      existing competitors/business           Wild successes that appeal to a
      execute the message to build               models)                                  single segment at launch
      awareness in market                       Can require significant investment      Ex: Kindle, iPhone
     Ex: Hulu, Kinnect                          to become a market leader.
                                                Ex: 3DTV


                                Fourth profile: Price/Fee Imbalance
                                An appealing idea that can be converted to a winner
                                    Highly appealing ideas with a price/value imbalance
                                    These are not poised to be successes, but they could be
                                    Shelving them is not the right next step
                                    By lowering price or improving value perceptions a concept with a fee
                                     imbalance can turn into a mass potential, breakthrough, or
                                     niche/targeted.

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Would You Pursue This Idea?


        +
       Database Rank




         -




                        What if you knew this was a flat plasma TV before
                                     they were well known?

                          This is the classic breakthrough profile

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© 2012 Ipsos
Twenty-five personality profiles ("archetypes") help us
                       understand and define winning strategies for middle performers

                          Each archetype implies unique, go-forward strategy


                 Top         • Winner
            performer         • Under-priced
            archetypes        • Good concept
       ?                      • Breakthrough • Over-priced     • Niche/targeted    • Potential
                                                                                     future hit
                              • Me too         • Average       • Atypical
                                                                                   • Skeptical
              Middle          • For Want       • Expensive     • Value resistant
            performer                                                              • Unbelievable
                              • Value          • Commodity     • Unconvincing
            archetypes
                                Branding                                           • Caught in the
                                                                                     middle


              Poor           • Dog
            performer
            archetypes
Source: Ipsos Vantis
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© 2012 Ipsos
Commercial Scorecarding

        Important Commercial Viability Criteria, Beyond Surveys
                                                             Products ability to save time, money or offer a better solution than
           “Sell Itself” Potential                           what is currently available to consumers. Most successful
                                                             products, quite simply, do one or more of these things.
                                                             A clearly defined, sizable, addressable market exists (e.g., all else
           Audience Potential                                equal, hypertension is a better market than diabetes for a
                                                             healthcare company)
                                                             An idea that is feasible with today‟s technology but no one is
                                                             doing it -- is a clear marker for a big idea (e.g., FedEx overnight
           Value Denial
                                                             delivery at its inception was very high on appealing to a „value
                                                             denial‟*)
                                                             Low enough barriers to entry and/or a prevailing solution that is
           Market Structure
                                                             „too good‟
                                                             Long term potential and evident possibilities to build new revenue
           Annuity / Long Term Potential                     streams. The next line extension or cross sell opportunity should
                                                             be evident.
                                                             Ease or difficulty in implementing a new service and the costs
           Logistics, Margin, and Payback Tolerance          associated with setting up and maintaining the service. Many of
                                                             our clients overestimate the length of their organization‟s payback
                                                             tolerances!

           Competitive Advantage                             Substitutable products or behaviors/regimens currently evident. It
                                                             is very hard to invent a new behavior with consumers.
           Target-ability                                    Clearly defined, reachable target who is interested in the product

           Message Clarity of Key Benefit(s) (of Marketing   How effective the messaging can be at drawing in consumers and
           Communication)                                    the clarity of the benefits offered. Products with too many „bells
                                                             and whistles‟ are hard to communicate.
                                                             Sales potential, especially with dampened assumptions for
           Penetration & Revenue Potential                   technology proliferation and heightened assumptions for
                                                             consumer inertia

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© 2012 Ipsos
Process Best Practice
Vantis Helps Clients Establish Best Practice Based on Extensive
 Experience Implementing Programs with F500 Companies


                  Predicting market potential for business initiatives, with 25+ years validated history




                                                                            Nobody’s Unpredictable
Common Innovation Testing Objectives


                      Create more system and meritocracy



                      Build better and stronger concepts



                      Prioritize concepts for development, including
                       those your competitors may miss



                      Guide communications/messaging/positioning



                      Profile the target audience

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© 2012 Ipsos
Ipsos Vantis Specializes in Innovation

                         Predicting Market Potential for
                              business initiatives,
                       with 25+ years of validated history

                 Identify winning initiatives             Optimize & simulate launch scenarios


           A suite of powerful, fast, and affordable   A suite of customizable forecasting tools
           services to help you identify winning       for optimizing price, features, product
           initiatives early in development by         design, and marketing. Used for modeling
           assessing their true market potential.      new products, portfolios, and categories.
           •Predict market potential                   •Forecast units, revenues, profits
           •Prioritize features, ideas, & concepts     •Feature simulation
           •Define the consumer target                 •Pricing simulation
           •Measure the strength of the message        •Product & Prototype Design simulation
           •Identify key/motivating phrases in the     •Measure Incrementality vs.
            message                                     Cannibalization
           •Measure buzz potential                     •Competitive war-gaming
                                                       •Marketing plan simulation

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© 2012 Ipsos
Ipsos Team


                                                Contact :

                                                Tracy Floyd
                                                Vice President
                                                tracy.floyd@ipsos.com
                                                603-661-4884




        TRACY FLOYD             has been providing market research solutions for clients for the past twelve years.
        Extremely relationship focused, Tracy understands that it takes time to build partnerships with clients in
        order to fully understand their business needs. An active listener he knows that a client customer
        relationship must be built on trust and integrity. In a time when every research dollar needs to have
        demonstrable ROI. Tracy is adept at helping his clients both recognize and attribute research spending
        in order to validate the investment for the client.




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Our Business Is Your Growth

  • 1. Our Mission is Your Growth Welcome to Ipsos Vantis Vantis part of Ipsos InnoQuest Nobody’s Unpredictable
  • 2. At Vantis we are the Innovation Research Specialists For enterprise clients, we support them in the following ways, with a linkage to size of prize:  Supporting innovation development for internally generated ideas – Platform concepts needing a commercialization path (industry verticals, applications, business models) – Longer term planning/war-gaming – Specific new offer ideas – Optimal product design (e.g., to hold down prototyping costs) – Portfolio management with more than go/no go guidance  Understanding end user need/demand potential – The customers or constituencies of your potential buyers – The „if you build it, they will come‟ projects  Working with you on behalf of your customers – Contributing to value add engagements 2 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 3. Points of Difference Ipsos organizes its business around specializations. In the area of innovation research, Ipsos Vantis has dedicated tremendous resources. Many filters to make survey research more predictive and commercially actionable  Business units focused on technology, financial services, health, and durable goods  World‟s largest database of key measure survey scores – over 25,000 concepts tested (both Consumer and B2B)  Proven track record of forecasting accuracy through rigorous post-launch validation and R&D relating survey results to demand  Enhance user-interface for sophisticated category, product line, and product simulators  Independent study of new products and services, to strengthen our models and build relevant case studies to share with our clients 3 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 4. Cutting Edge Developments in New Product Research Vantis has developed a variety of differentiated tools for supporting the right innovation decisions, as early as possible in the development process. Innovation Description Vantis*Concepts Powerful, fast, affordable concept testing – customizable client-tailored Out of the Gate programs Market Success Validated measure of new concept‟s potential in the market Score Database Archetypes Classification scheme based on key measure survey scores; identifies hidden winners that are often missed in survey research Message Power Scores each concept based on ability to execute the message/ positioning in Score market. Vantis*Optimize Assessing financial value of alternative configurations Long Run Vantis*NTTW Framework and norms for evaluating first-to-market propositions Database Archetypes Profiling for launch and for sustainability Gaming Models Simulation of alternative market and competitive evolutions over time 4 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 5. We help by characterizing you product launch Archetype Vantis Profiles Business Ideas in a Way that Instills Confidence in Going Forward (or not) and Clarifies the Commercial Path Predicting market potential for business initiatives, with 25+ years validated history Nobody’s Unpredictable
  • 6. Finding Winners Mass Potential: Breakthrough: Niche/Targeted:  Traditional research usually finds  Slower to take off, but huge  Actionable target segment(s) are these ideas with high overall scores opportunities (many imitators/fast highly enthusiastic about the offer  Appeal across consumer segments followers) (despite poor overall interest)  Less risky  Often in rapidly changing categories  “Niche/Targeted” doesn‟t mean  Often in familiar space  Often game changers (challenge small  Challenge is to gain distribution and existing competitors/business  Wild successes that appeal to a execute the message to build models) single segment at launch awareness in market  Can require significant investment  Ex: Kindle, iPhone  Ex: Hulu, Kinnect to become a market leader.  Ex: 3DTV Fourth profile: Price/Fee Imbalance An appealing idea that can be converted to a winner  Highly appealing ideas with a price/value imbalance  These are not poised to be successes, but they could be  Shelving them is not the right next step  By lowering price or improving value perceptions a concept with a fee imbalance can turn into a mass potential, breakthrough, or niche/targeted. 6 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 7. Would You Pursue This Idea? + Database Rank - What if you knew this was a flat plasma TV before they were well known?  This is the classic breakthrough profile 7 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 8. Twenty-five personality profiles ("archetypes") help us understand and define winning strategies for middle performers Each archetype implies unique, go-forward strategy  Top • Winner performer • Under-priced archetypes • Good concept ? • Breakthrough • Over-priced • Niche/targeted • Potential future hit • Me too • Average • Atypical • Skeptical Middle • For Want • Expensive • Value resistant performer • Unbelievable • Value • Commodity • Unconvincing archetypes Branding • Caught in the middle  Poor • Dog performer archetypes Source: Ipsos Vantis 8 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 9. Commercial Scorecarding Important Commercial Viability Criteria, Beyond Surveys Products ability to save time, money or offer a better solution than “Sell Itself” Potential what is currently available to consumers. Most successful products, quite simply, do one or more of these things. A clearly defined, sizable, addressable market exists (e.g., all else Audience Potential equal, hypertension is a better market than diabetes for a healthcare company) An idea that is feasible with today‟s technology but no one is doing it -- is a clear marker for a big idea (e.g., FedEx overnight Value Denial delivery at its inception was very high on appealing to a „value denial‟*) Low enough barriers to entry and/or a prevailing solution that is Market Structure „too good‟ Long term potential and evident possibilities to build new revenue Annuity / Long Term Potential streams. The next line extension or cross sell opportunity should be evident. Ease or difficulty in implementing a new service and the costs Logistics, Margin, and Payback Tolerance associated with setting up and maintaining the service. Many of our clients overestimate the length of their organization‟s payback tolerances! Competitive Advantage Substitutable products or behaviors/regimens currently evident. It is very hard to invent a new behavior with consumers. Target-ability Clearly defined, reachable target who is interested in the product Message Clarity of Key Benefit(s) (of Marketing How effective the messaging can be at drawing in consumers and Communication) the clarity of the benefits offered. Products with too many „bells and whistles‟ are hard to communicate. Sales potential, especially with dampened assumptions for Penetration & Revenue Potential technology proliferation and heightened assumptions for consumer inertia 9 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 10. Process Best Practice Vantis Helps Clients Establish Best Practice Based on Extensive Experience Implementing Programs with F500 Companies Predicting market potential for business initiatives, with 25+ years validated history Nobody’s Unpredictable
  • 11. Common Innovation Testing Objectives Create more system and meritocracy Build better and stronger concepts Prioritize concepts for development, including those your competitors may miss Guide communications/messaging/positioning Profile the target audience 11 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 12. Ipsos Vantis Specializes in Innovation Predicting Market Potential for business initiatives, with 25+ years of validated history Identify winning initiatives Optimize & simulate launch scenarios A suite of powerful, fast, and affordable A suite of customizable forecasting tools services to help you identify winning for optimizing price, features, product initiatives early in development by design, and marketing. Used for modeling assessing their true market potential. new products, portfolios, and categories. •Predict market potential •Forecast units, revenues, profits •Prioritize features, ideas, & concepts •Feature simulation •Define the consumer target •Pricing simulation •Measure the strength of the message •Product & Prototype Design simulation •Identify key/motivating phrases in the •Measure Incrementality vs. message Cannibalization •Measure buzz potential •Competitive war-gaming •Marketing plan simulation 12 © 2012 Ipsos
  • 13. Ipsos Team Contact : Tracy Floyd Vice President tracy.floyd@ipsos.com 603-661-4884 TRACY FLOYD has been providing market research solutions for clients for the past twelve years. Extremely relationship focused, Tracy understands that it takes time to build partnerships with clients in order to fully understand their business needs. An active listener he knows that a client customer relationship must be built on trust and integrity. In a time when every research dollar needs to have demonstrable ROI. Tracy is adept at helping his clients both recognize and attribute research spending in order to validate the investment for the client. 13 © 2012 Ipsos