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Research presentation
index
1 The project 2 Research goals & process
3 Stakeholder & Touchpoint Map
4 Journey Maps
5 Personas
6 Research Questions
7 Insights
8 What’s left
The project
How can technological knowledge and skills of Dutch craftsmen be preserved and transferred to future generations using digital
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Research goals
WHAT IS THEIR RELATIONSHIP? Who is involved?
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Research process
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Journey maps – work days
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cations manager since the last 6 years. Even at home, he likes to do things by himself. He made the bedrooms of his
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high-school. Bart is into new technologies and gadgets and envisions a bright future.
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36 years old
Lives in Amsterdam
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Floor manager Service employee work day
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“We say, "Just try it!", and they do. They trust the
brand they use. We give them a proof sample and
ask them to try it and give us feedback. If I don't
know much about the product, I get valuable
feedback from the customer from which I learn. ”
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what does he do?
bart van den akker
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Ordering products for customers
10:45
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12:30
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Inventory check
Administration
talk with clientshelp customers call suppliers
administration talk with employees
Goals
Experience goals
Help the customers and employees
and make them feel important and
understood.
End goals
STIHO needs to be a nice place to
visit and to work.
Life goals
Have a lot of fun/ be happy in
everything he does, be helpful when
needed and mainly live a good life.
patrick de jager
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Assiting carpenters
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what does he do?
31 years oldLives in AmsterdamWarehouse employeeWood specialist
customer assisting Loading wood wood sawing inventory check CUSTOMER CHAT
GoalsExperience goals
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MAURICE STEENHOEVEN
quick background storyMaurice works for Makita since he was 23 years old. He has experience as a sale representetive in his past carreer
and is now an account manager. Maurice is a easy going guy which has strong skills in telling stories to others and
transfering knowledge in a very practicle and approachable way.Maurice lives in Utrecht with his wife and two kids. He drives all over the country to visit different dealers and
sometimes even construction sites to sell his product and convince the customer of Makita’s expertise within the
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10:30
Assiting carpenters
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13:00
Wood Sawing
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Loading and unloading
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what does he do?
36 years oldLives in UtrechtAccount Managerat Makita
product promotion phone calls with dealer end-user visitschat with dealer
GoalsExperience goals
Deliver a very trusted and personal service for the customer.
End goalsTry to convince more and more customers of Makita’s expertise.
Life goalsGet the most out of your family and love them.
personas
What is the role of multimedia and each of the stakeholders in the construction knowledge loop?
What problems do the customers encounter while working and how or when do they get the information needed to get it solved?
How do the employees get the information to help the customers and how do they help the customers?
How do the suppliers convey the information to their different users and what kind of feedback to they get?
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What are the best means of knowledge transfer and more specifically for the construction industry? 4
What are the existing multimedia technologies custom-built for the construction and related industries? 5
Insights based on customers
They use smartphones/
tablets to obtain information
Trend in type of customers shifting
towards diy’ers
Prefer stories/casual conversations
as opposed to being taught
Personal relationship with
customers is imporant
Not transparent about their technical
adeptness
Insights based on employee
Employees need to use delicate balance of tone when dealing
with certain customers
Some employees rely in technology some
don’t
Knowledge sharing, Customer feedback
Increase in diy’ers = increase of amount of
questions
Insights based on supplier
Suppliers have their various touchpoints
to reach out to dealer & end-user
Very eager to reach out to audience via trainings, online
media etc.
Insights based on knowledge transfer in construction industry
Practical work Experience sharing
Learn by doing mentor - mentee Peer - peer
Simulations 3D modelling
Concepts from multimedia technologies
Digital construction scenarios scope to
make mistakes without any loss
Forum apps for discussion among
people good knowledge sharing
Brochures / manuals =
Worst practice
Live chats immediate responses
Magazine apps help for new info/
updates
Crowdsourcing to distribute workload
Folksonomy / collaborative tagging
How can we use digital media as a knowledge management service accessible to all the stakeholders?
What’s left?
Do workers/employees use or are they aware of apps like the weber app?
What’s in it for the experts/specialists who will be sharing their info/experience? Don’t they run the risk of losing customers or people who depend on them?
Workshops are supposed to be conducted but apparently don’t happen, why is this?
How do the customers use the internet? When? Where? Because almost every customer we asked said they used internet for info.
If the information is made freely available to the DIY’er, the experts may lose customers. But if you restrict access do the DIY’ers it keeps the STIHO employees busy with them giving less focus to the contractors etc. who contribute more to the business