TAILIEUCHUNG - LEAD USER PROJECT HANDBOOK: A practical guide for lead user project teams

Initially the concept of “marketing to children” is defined; examples of marketing techniques are provided and an explanation given as to how marketing works and who is involved. Policy development is then described in a “step-by-step” process, starting with what is required for a situation analysis and moving to the pros and cons of adopting a comprehensive or stepwise policy approach; which children need protection; what communication channels and marketing techniques to target; and what foods should be included or excluded. Throughout this section there is emphasis on the need to be inclusive and a reminder that building consensus across. | LEAD USER PROJECT HANDBOOK A practical guide for lead user project teams Joan Churchill Eric von Hippel Mary Sonnack PREFACE When Joan Churchill Mary Sonnack and I were doing lead user projects for our research in the 1990 s we needed some standardized training materials for lead user project teams. We therefore wrote this handbook and progressively revised it based upon field experience. Our final revisions were made in 1998. Then our manuscript just sat there as we all went on to other work. It is now 2009 and researchers and practitioners have learned a great deal more than we knew in 1998 about lead users and how to run lead user projects. In a year or two we expect that completely new handbooks will supersede this one. In particular we are eagerly looking forward to one now being planned by Professors Christoph Hienerth and Marion Poetz of Copenhagen Business School. Still while we are waiting for newer materials we think that lead user teams consultants and teachers may well find something of value in what we wrote 10 years ago. Accordingly we are posting this book on the Web under a Creative Commons license that permits free downloading. It can be used in conjunction with 6 short lead user project training videos developed by Joan Churchill. These are also available on the Web for free downloading from http evhippel www The Creative Commons license we have chosen allows derivative works. This means that anyone is welcome to take sections of our work with attribution and incorporate them into their own works or training materials. Please see the license itself for more information on what it is OK to do. We are sure that others will greatly improve what we have done and we very much look forward to that. Joan Churchill Eric von Hippel Mary Sonnack October 2009 Cover design Jenny Quan .

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