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Market Research Analysts' New Job: How AI is Changing the Role, Not Replacing It
In a sense, generative AI in market research is not doing anything that researchers weren’t doing already. They have always generated, collected, analyzed,...
Using UX Research to Unleash Japan's Entrepreneurial Potential
For brands seeking new frontiers and aiming for success on the entrepreneurial journey, there is no more interesting and fulfilling landscape than Japan....
What you Should know about Senior Insta Influencers in Japan
While print media is still popular among seniors, more and more seniors are using the internet, smartphones, and social media to stay connected...
The Power and Glory of Engaged Stakeholders in UX Research
It may be easy to think that the most relevant stakeholder in UX research is the end user. When it comes to creating...
The Art and Science of Better Qualitative Research Engagement with Japanese Participants
Qualitative research methods such as ethnography, in-depth interviews and focus groups are well suited to elicit unexpected insights into a culture other than...
Six Charts Revealing Unique Challenges of Women in the Japanese Workforce
We often hear Japan described as a ‘traditional’ society. That description certainly conjures up images of geisha walking down the streets and other...
Why Human Design Thinking Requires Cultural Context
Industrial designers and tech creators have come a long, long way in terms of incorporating usability into products and environments. Early Unix systems...
4 Major Trends Shaping Japan
Japan is meeting the era of Reiwa with unprecedented growth in the elder age brackets and declining numbers among the young.
Heads Hands and Hearts for Age Tech
Developing tech-enabled products and services that assist us as we age is a relatively new frontier. However, the vision of a world where...
Over the past 10 to 15 years, Japanese marketers have wholeheartedly embraced the symbology of sustainability. Notions of ‘green’ and ‘eco’ and ‘human’...
Every country has them, and Japan is no different. I’m talking about “the fearful fringe.” These are the people who fundamentally lack trust...
You’ve heard it said that ‘culture eats strategy for breakfast.’ More than once, probably. It’s become a part of corporate vernacular, a buzz...

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