A U D I O S E S S I O N
Must Have or Nice-to-Have?
What's Conjoint Analysis and
How Do I Use It?
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Live Audio-Session with
Brian Ottum, Ph.D.
President
Ottum Research & Consulting |
Going out and
hearing the ‘voice of the customer’ is often easy. The hard
part is separating out the “nice to have’s” from the “must have’s.”
Companies need a succinct ranking of what is most important to
customers. Conjoint analysis is an excellent tool for this
especially during new product development.
However, conjoint
is complex and not well understood. Conjoint analysis is a
sophisticated tool for uncovering the realistic importance of
product and service features, as well as price sensitivity. This
audio-session is designed to show you how conjoint works. By using
case studies, you will learn about the various versions of conjoint
and their best applications.
In this 90-minute
audio-session, Brian will cover:
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When to use (and when not use)
conjoint analysis
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What you can expect from the results
of conjoint analysis
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Assumptions
and limitations of conjoint analysis
By participating in
this session, with Q&A woven throughout, you will have the
opportunity to bring your own experiences (and questions) into the
discussion and receive expert feedback.
Invite your whole
team to join you - the fee is the same as long as you are on one
line, just put it on speakerphone!
About the Session Leader
Brian D. Ottum is President of Ottum Research & Consulting, in
Saline, MI. His practice is focused on new product development
consulting and innovative market research tools. Ottum
Research & Consulting serves clients in the packaged goods,
durables, and high technology industries. Prior to starting
his own firm, Brian worked in new product development and
international market research for Procter & Gamble. He holds a
Ph.D. from the University of Utah, an MBA from Xavier University and
a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin.
Brian also teaches new product development classes at conferences
and at the University of Michigan. |