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Existence, use, relevance

Which touchpoints do customers know? Which ones do they use intensively?

Touch­points are direct and indi­rect points of cont­act with the tar­get group.
Is it about attrac­ting atten­ti­on or inter­ac­ting with the cus­to­mer? What are the most important goals? Whe­re are the challenges?

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Define your persona

Age, fami­ly, job, hob­bies, life circumstances,
Values, inno­va­ti­on, tradition

Describe the experience

What exact­ly is the per­son experiencing?
What leads to later and las­ting associations?

create a swim line

What is the line bet­ween online and off­line touchpoints?

evaluate the emotional curve

Are the steps posi­ti­ve, nega­ti­ve or neutral?
How can posi­ti­ve expe­ri­en­ces and moments of enthu­si­asm be achieved?

evaluate the arc of tension

How signi­fi­cant is the Step?
How much dra­ma or ten­si­on is the­re in the situation?

Megatrends

The model for change in the world

Mega­trends usual­ly have a dura­ti­on of seve­ral deca­des and show effects in all are­as of socie­ty. The­se glo­bal phe­no­me­na are mul­ti-laye­red and mul­ti-dimen­sio­nal trends that gene­ra­te dyna­mics through evo­lu­tio­na­ry pres­su­res and interactions.

Secu­ri­ty

Secu­ri­ty as a pro­cess and inse­cu­ri­ty as an oppor­tu­ni­ty: the under­stan­ding of secu­ri­ty in con­stant change.

Indi­vi­dua­li­sa­ti­on

Self-rea­li­sa­ti­on, self-deter­mi­na­ti­on and per­so­nal free­dom of choice. The new “I” is in the con­text of relationships. 

Urba­ni­sa­ti­on 

The urban peak in the distant future: cities as essen­ti­al dri­vers of inno­va­ti­on and progress. 

Gen­der shift

Chan­ging role pat­terns and brea­king gen­der ste­reo­ty­pes are caus­ing radi­cal chan­ge in the eco­no­my and society.

Neo-eco­lo­gy

Envi­ron­men­tal awa­re­ness and sus­taina­bi­li­ty as a cen­tral eco­no­mic factor.

Shift to online 

Net­work socie­ty with need for digi­tal busi­ness models and design of pro­ducts and services.

Sil­ver Society

Socio-cul­tu­ral vita­li­ty and diver­si­ty. What role does the Sil­ver Socie­ty play in our society? 

Know­ledge culture

The alre­a­dy high level of edu­ca­ti­on con­ti­nues to grow, while the way of deal­ing with infor­ma­ti­on and know­ledge is changing.

Glo­ba­li­sa­ti­on

the world popu­la­ti­on is moving clo­ser together. 

Mobi­li­ty

Emer­gence of a new mobi­li­ty para­digm in the form of auto­no­my, shared and seam­less mobility.

New Work

Work-life blen­ding: Remo­te work blurs the boun­da­ries bet­ween life and work. 

Health

through self-opti­mi­sa­ti­on and men­ta­li­ty. Life­styl­es, atti­tu­des, values, needs, con­sump­ti­on and pro­ducts are health-oriented. 

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