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adam_text | TABLE OF CONTENT
LIST OF
TABLES..........................................................................................................
XIV
TABLE OF
FIGURES.......................................................................................................
IX
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
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X
1.
INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................
1
1.1.
OVERVIEW...........................................................................................................1
1.2. INNOVATION AND
CONTRIBUTION..........................................................................3
1.3. STRUCTURE OF THE
THESIS....................................................................................7
2. LEAD USER PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT..............................................................
9
2.1.
OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................
9
2.2. THE LEAD USER
CONCEPT.................................................................................10
2.2.1. CONCEPTUAL FUNDAMENTALS
.....................................................................
10
2.2.2. METHODOLOGICAL ANCESTORS
.....................................................................
13
2.2.3. LEAD USER CHARACTERISTICS
.......................................................................
16
2.2.4. ANALOGOUS MARKETS
................................................................................
20
2.2.5. MOTIVATIONAL BACKGROUND
.......................................................................
22
2.3.
THE LEAD USER M ETHOD
.................................................................................
28
2.3.1. THE TRADITIONAL LEAD USER METHOD
.......................................................
28
2.3.2. SELECTED METHODOLOGICAL ADAPTIONS
.....................................................
31
2.3.3. SELECTED ADAPTIONS TO LEAD USER CLASSIFICATION
...................................
34
2.3.4. SELECTED ADAPTIONS TO LEAD USER IDENTIFICATION
...................................
37
2.3.5. SELECTED ADAPTIONS TO THE METHODOLOGICAL SCOPE
..............................
42
2.4. LEAD USERS IN
PRACTICE....................................................................................43
2.4.1. APPLICATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
....................................................
43
2.4.2. PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT
..................................................................
45
2.4.3. RELEVANCE IN PRACTICE
..............................................................................
47
X
TABLE OF CONTENT
2.5. DERIVED
CHALLENGES.......................................................................................51
3. CONSUMER
PREFERENCES...............................................................................54
3.1.
OVERVIEW........................................................................................................
54
3.2. PREFERENCE
MEASUREMENT..............................................................................55
3.2.1. CONCEPTUAL FUNDAMENTALS
..................................................................... 55
3.2.2. PREFERENCE MODELLING
.............................................................................
58
3.2.3. UTILITY M ODELLING
....................................................................................
60
3.3. METHODOLOGICAL
APPLICATIONS........................................................................
62
3.3.1. COMPOSITIONAL METHODS
........................................................................
62
3.3.2. DECOMPOSITIONAL M ETHODS
....................................................................
64
3.3.3. HYBRID METHODS
......................................................................................66
3.3.4. RELEVANCE IN SCIENCE AND PRACTICE
.........................................................
69
3.4. PREDICTION OF PREFERENCE
DATA.......................................................................
70
3.4.1. DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION
..................................................................
70
3.4.2. ITEM- AND USER-BASED COLLABORATIVE FILTERING
........................................
73
3.4.3. APPLICATIONS IN PRACTICE
..........................................................................75
3.5. DERIVED
CHALLENGES........................................................................................79
4. THE PREFERENCE-DRIVEN LEAD USER M ETH O D
............................................82
4.1.
OVERVIEW.........................................................................................................
82
4.2. CONCEPTUAL
BASIS............................................................................................
83
4.2.1. FUNDAMENTAL CHALLENGES
.......................................................................
83
4.2.2. METHODOLOGICAL ADAPTION
.....................................................................
86
4.2.3. BASIC CONCEPT
.........................................................................................
88
4.3. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PHASES
...............................................................
93
4.3.1. PHASE 1 - PREPARATION TO LAUNCH THE PROJECT
.........................................
93
4.3.2. PHASE 2
-
IDENTIFICATION O F TRENDS AND INTERNAL CONTRIBUTIONS
TABLE OF CONTENT _______________________________________________________
__
_____________________XI_
4.3.3. PHASE 3
-
EXPLORATION O F THE USER COMMUNITY
.................................... 97
4.3.4. PHASE 4
-
SURVEY AND PREFERENCE MEASUREMENT
..................................
101
4.3.5. PHASE 5
-
LEAD USER WORKSHOP
............................................................
103
4.3.6. IMPLEMENTATION
.....................................................................................
106
4.4. APPLICATION IN MOUNTAIN
BIKING.................................................................
110
4.4.1. PREFACE O F THE STORY
.............................................................................
110
4.4.2. PHASE 1
-
PREPARATION TO PROJECT LAUNCH
............................................ 7
11
4.4.3. PHASE 2
-
IDENTIFICATION O F TRENDS AND INTERNAL CONTRIBUTIONS
........
7
12
4.4.4. PHASE 3
-
EXPLORATION O F THE USER COMMUNITY
.................................7 74
4.4.5. PHASE 4
-
SURVEY AND PREFERENCE MEASUREMENT
................................7 75
4.4.6. PHASE 5
-
LEAD USER WORKSHOP
..........................................................
123
4.5.
IMPLICATIONS..................................................................................................127
5. EMPIRICAL COMPARISON IN THE FIELD OF INDUSTRIAL IT SECURITY
..............
128
5.1.
OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................128
5.2. INTRODUCTION TO THE APPLICATION
FIELD.........................................................129
5.2.1. THE FIELD O F INDUSTRIAL IT SECURITY
........................................................729
5.2.2. IT SECURITY IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES
....................................................
133
5.2.3. USER INNOVATIONS IN IT SECURITY
............................................................
136
5.3. APPLICATION OF THE TRADITIONAL LEAD USER
METHOD......................................137
5.3.1. PREFACE
-
ENHANCED SECURITY FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES
....................
137
5.3.2. PHASE 1
-
PREPARATION TO PROJECT LAUNCH
............................................
138
5.3.3. PHASE 2
-
IDENTIFICATION O F KEY TRENDS
...............................................
140
5.3.4. PHASE 3 - EXPLORA TION
..........................................................................
142
5.3.5. PHASE 4 - IMPROVEMEN T
........................................................................
144
5.4. APPLICATION OF THE PREFERENCE-DRIVEN LEAD USER METHOD
XII____________________________________________________________________________________
TABLE OF CONTENT
5.4.1. PHASE 1
-
PREPARATION TO LAUNCH THE LEAD USER PROJECT
....................
146
5.4.2. PHASE 2
-
IDENTIFICATION O F TRENDS AND INTERNAL CONTRIBUTIONS
........
146
5.4.3. PHASE 3
-
EXPLORATION O F THE USER COMMUNITY
...................................
147
5.4.4. PHASE 4
-
SURVEY AND PREFERENCE MEASUREMENT
................................
150
5.4.5. PHASE 5
-
LEAD USER WORKSHOP
............................................................
153
5.5.
IMPLICATIONS....................................................................................................154
6. EMPIRICAL VERIFICATION OF STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
........................
155
6.1.
OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................
155
6.2. VERIFICATION IN THE GERMAN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
.......................................
156
6.2.1. THE APPLICATION FIELD O F AUTOMOTIVE DEVELOPMENT
............................
156
6.2.2. SURVEY PREPARATION AND DATA COLLECTION
..............................................
159
6.2.3. DESCRIPTIVE RESULTS AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS
.......................................
160
6.3. VERIFICATION IN THE GERMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRY
...................
165
6.3.1. THE APPLICATION FIELD O F MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
..............................
165
6.3.2. SURVEY PREPARATION AND DATA COLLECTION
..............................................
167
6.3.3. DESCRIPTIVE RESULTS AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS
.......................................
168
6.4. VERIFICATION IN THE GERMAN FIELD OF MARKET INTELLIGENCE
............................
171
6.4.1. THE APPLICATION FIELD O F MARKET INTELLIGENCE
......................................
171
6.4.2. SURVEY PREPARATION AND DATA COLLECTION
............................................
172
6.4.3. DESCRIPTIVE RESULTS AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS
.......................................
175
6.5. CROSS-INDUSTRY
FINDINGS...............................................................................
182
6.5.1. METHODOLOGICAL BASEMENT
...................................................................
182
6.5.2. DESCRIPTIVE RESULTS
................................................................................
182
6.5.3. STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
..................................................................
183
6.6. IMPLICATIONS
TABLE OF CONTENT
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XIII
7. CONCLUSION AND O UTLOOK
........................................................................
188
7.1.
CONCLUSION...................................................................................................188
7.2.
OUTLOOK........................................................................................................
190
LITERATURE.............................................................................................................
191
WEB-BASED REFERENCES
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231
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