Customer intelligence — research that ends in decisions, not reports.
Product decisions are based on whoever spoke to a customer most recently, or what the sales team is hearing in deals. There's no systematic way to gather customer insight, synthesize it, or connect it to product strategy. Research happens reactively, if it happens at all.
Sometimes the problem is more specific: a key strategic decision is blocked because the team doesn't know what customers actually need, want, or would pay for.
Customer research is only valuable when it changes decisions. The question isn't "what do customers want?"—it's "what do we need to know to make this specific decision?"
Hypothesis-driven research design, 6–10 customer interviews, synthesis, and a strategy implications session with leadership. The deliverable isn't a research report—it's strategic recommendations with evidence.
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