Case Studies
Case Study: Steroids For Kids?
Case Study: Steroids for Kids? The Problem A major pharmaceutical company was considering creating an over-the-counter steroidal intranasal antihistamine for the pediatric market. Prior to launching a formal ...
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Case Studies
Case Study: Uncommon Threads – Advanced Textiles
Case Study: Uncommon Threads – Advanced Textiles The Problem A sportswear company wanted to learn how different industries work with advanced textiles to improve the performance characteristics ...
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Case Studies
Case Study: Gastroenterologists and GI Disorders
Case Study: Gastroenterologists and GI Disorders The Problem A pharmaceutical company wanted to learn more about various gastrointestinal (GI) disorders encountered by gastroenterologists while treating their patients and ...
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Case Studies
Case Study: This Stuff Tastes Like…
Case Study: This Stuff Tastes Like… (Flavor Science) The Problem A pharmaceutical company’s nicotine gum product was losing market share due to an unpleasant flavor. Furthermore, the ...
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Analyst
Case Study: Meet the Flexitarians
Maven helps a food company learn more about the burgeoning flexitarian movement and evaluate how to develop products for the flexitarian market.
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Blood Gas Testing
Case Study: Looking into the Future (Technology Forecasting)
To ensure the success of their new product, a global medical device company needed perspectives from professionals directly involved in blood gas testing.
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diet
Case Study: Don’t Sweat the Technique (Materials Scientists)
Could bacon be part of a weight loss regimen? Obesity researchers learn about the effectiveness of a high fat, low carb from ketogenic diet experts.
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Biomedical
Case Study: See The Difference (Clostridium difficile Clinicians)
Case Study: See The Difference (Clostridium difficile Clinicians)
Problem
In order to improve their tools, this biomedical instruments company knew they needed to understand the pain points of Clostridium difficile clinicians.
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