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The Swarovski Innovation Research Community Volker Bilgram Dr. Johann Füller Dr. Birgit Rieder Esomar Online Research 2009, Chicago How to be successful in Co-Creation Research?

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Innovation Research Communities are an instrument to combine the approaches of user co-creation in new product development with marketing research in an online environment. Users are not only asked about their opinions, wishes and needs but are also invited to contribute their creativity and problem solving skills by generating new product ideas and concepts. Research data is gathered by tracking the product configuration of users and by having the user designs evaluated and enriched by other users. The Innovation Research Community is introduced in a case study of the Swarovski Enlightened Watch Design Contest.

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The Swarovski Innovation Research Community

Volker Bilgram

Dr. Johann Füller

Dr. Birgit Rieder

Esomar Online Research 2009, Chicago

How to be successful in Co-Creation Research?

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Web-based Exchange Triad

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Innovation Research

Community

An Innovation Research Community combines marketing research and co-creation with users in an online community setting.

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The Swarovski Enlightened™ IRC

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http://www.enlightened-watch-design-contest.com

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The 3 Dimensions of an IRC

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Co-Creation Marketing Research Community

Innovation Research

Community

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The 3 Dimensions of an IRC

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Co-Creation Marketing Research Community

Innovation Research

Community

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Watch Configuration Tool

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• Configuration of own watches selecting from 24 components.

• Selection and free placement of 108 different gemstones.

• 1.300 configured designs were submitted by users.

• 147.000 gemstones were incorporated in the designs.

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Configured Designs

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Configured Designs

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Further Configured Designs

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Upload of Freely Created Designs

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• Upload feature for designs freely created with graphical software.

• Downloadable examples of gems and material for inspiration.

• More than 700 freely created designs were submitted.

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Examples of Submitted User Designs

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The 3 Dimensions of an IRC

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Co-Creation Marketing Research Community

Innovation Research

Community

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Gallery of User Designs

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User Evaluation of Designs – Stated Preferences

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• Evaluation of designs either with „short“ evaluation or detailed evaluation (“vote&win”).

• Possibility to comment on designs and provide suggestions for improvements.

• 6.000 evaluations were completed by the members of the IRC.

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Backend Research – Observed Preferences

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e.g. wristbands used e.g. gemstones used

• In the backend of the configuration tool, data was collected regarding the usage of components and gems for the configured designs.

• In addition, preferred combinations of components and gems could be identified.

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The 3 Dimensions of an IRC

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Co-Creation Marketing Research Community

Innovation Research

Community

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The Design Community

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• Open accessible community (short registration required).

• User profiles with own avatars, created designs, evaluations and comments.

• 1.652 users joined the Swarovski Enlightened™ IRC.

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User Avatars

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Recruitment of Participants

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• Recruitment of (semi-) professional designers by placing banners on selected design-related websites.

• Editorial reports about the contest on relevant websites.

• Word-of-mouth via 2.000 invitations sent by members of the IRC.

www.core77.com

www.elle.de

www.yankodesign.com

www.design-report.de

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Viral Effects

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www.trendhunter.com

• Independent websites reported on the contest as well as on specific submissions and created buzz all over the world.

• Users from 48 different countries joined the IRC.

• 7.5 million page impressions within 8 weeks.

www.selectism.comGoogle search results

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Origins of Participants

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Postprocessing – Baselworld

A prototype of the

winning watch design

was showcased at the

Baselworld – the

world„s leading watch

and jewellery fair.

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Postprocessing – Forrester Groundswell Award

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• Finalist at the Forrester Groundswell

Awards in the category Embracing.

• Featured in “Best Practices in User-

Generated Content“ for Forrester

Leadership Boards.

http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell/embracing/

watch_design.html

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Benefits of the Swarovski Enlightened™ IRC

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Identification of customer preferences regarding wristwatches

with applied gems.

Insights into trends and innovative ideas.

Communication of the new brand “Enlightened” and positioning

as a customer-oriented and innovative company utilizing viral

effects in social media.

Design contest for both (semi-)professional designers and

people of the target group.

Implementation of a co-creation research community with Web2.0

functionalities for continuous trend research and co-creation.

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Follow-up Contest on the IRC Platform

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http://www.enlightened-jewellery-design-competition.com

• Design contest in the

field of jewellery and

necklaces.

• 3.536 registered

members created

more than 3.000

designs.

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12.11.2009

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Your contact at HYVE:

Volker Bilgram

[email protected]

www.hyve.de

www.twitter.com/HYVE_CoCreation

www.xing.com/profile/Volker_Bilgram