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Case Study: Fresh Water Recovery
An agricultural chemicals company struggled with handling a wastewater produced by one of their manufacturing processes.
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Case Study: Tiny Transporters
A multinational food and beverage company was being significantly undercut on price by its competitors in a key product category.
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Case Study: A Penny Saved
A multinational food and beverage company was being significantly undercut on price by its competitors in a key product category.
Business Development
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Case Study: (Cold) Warm Calling
Case Study: Cold Warm Calling Challenge Sales is hard, and nothing is harder than trying to sell a new product in a new category. Convincing …
Business Products & Services
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Case Study: The Right Formulation (Drug Delivery Experts)
A consumer healthcare company needed the insights from drug delivery experts to help them determine the best path forward for their product and consumers.
Biomedical
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Case Study: See The Difference (Clostridium difficile Clinicians)
In order to improve their tools, this biomedical instruments company knew they needed to understand the pain points of Clostridium difficile clinicians.
Augmented Reality
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Case Study: Envisioning The Future (Virtual and Augmented Reality Experts)
An Innovation team conducted Telephone Consultations with Maven to help them envision the future of commercial Virtual and Augmented Reality applications.
accelerants
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Case Study: We Didn’t Start The Fire (Combustion Chemists)
Finding their competitors were gaining ground, a consumer goods company consulted with combustion chemists to improve their product & stay ahead.
automotive industry
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Case Study: To Hire Or Not To Hire (Talent Recruitment)
The HR team at an Automotive OEM struggles to find top, local talent and uses Maven to fill their gaps in expertise as well as find potential recruits.
Business Development
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Case Study: Don’t Go Chasing Waterfalls… Or Should You? (Design Process)
Leaders tasked with evaluating a design process needed to understand high level issues and specific advantages and drawbacks of various methodologies.