This article is about our webinar on Taking insights in house: The key to agile decision-making
Taking your insights in house might seem daunting but it's actually easier than you think. Not only do you get faster results that allow you to make informed decisions more quickly, becoming more involved in the process lets you get under your customers’ skin to understand better what they want, what they need and what they think.
In this webinar, Sean Durkan, Global Insight Manager at Royal Swinkels Family Brewers talks us through his experience of tackling insight work in house and the positive impact it's had on the company. Read on or watch the recording here.
You’ll learn how to:
Host Dani Kamras gives an overview of what will be discussed during the session.
Dani asks the audience to participate in a couple of polls to find out what would encourage more people to do insights in house and what might prevent them from trying.
Dani introduces Sean Durkan, Global Insight Manager at Royal Swinkels Family Brewers. Sean talks us through his background and explains that although he has been working at Swinkels since 2010, he has been working in an insights role for less than a year.
Sean gives us an overview of Royal Swinkels Family Brewers, a family run business that has been around for over 300 years. One of the largest independent brewers in Europe, they have a large portfolio of beers that they produce for different styles and brands.
Sean presents some important facts and figures so we’ll have a better understanding of what it meant to the company when he decided to move insights in house.
We hear firsthand from Sean about what he hoped to achieve from the insights process but also what he was afraid of and thought could be potential blockers.
Referring back to the main points mentioned in the agenda, Sean and Dani discuss the positive impact so far on the company culture, the role of insights within the company and the insights team, albeit a one-man insights team for now!
We take a look at what you should keep in mind before diving in, as well as what kind of projects to try, what tools to use and, maybe most importantly, why.
We hear firsthand from Sean about what he hoped to achieve from the insights process but also what he was afraid of and thought could be potential blockers. We take a look at the tests he’s been able to carry out alone in under one year and the costs involved.
Sean and Dani compare the process of creating a new product before and after using in-house insights and discuss the many benefits it’s had for Swinkels as a whole.
Our speakers end the session with a list of tips and tricks to keep in mind and a short Q&A with the audience.