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Market
Intelligence
Academic Discipline Market Assessment
To
become a more formidable competitor in a specific discipline within the
education market, our client wanted to better understand how changes in the
education and professional services markets might provide opportunity for new
products and services and a reordering of competitors in the market for this
educational discipline. Project entailed
research on the discipline and how it is evolving, including market size,
issues, curricular trends, labor market trends for graduates, and potential
opportunities for products and services to address faculty and student
needs.
New Market Analysis: Professional Education
A publisher wanted to better
understand the professional and vocational education market in two countries - one a mature market and the other an emerging market. Project focused on market size and growth,
nascent trends, regulations, professional certification requirements, existing
players, and potential distribution partners or acquisition targets within
these markets.
New Market Analysis: Exam Preparation
A
publisher with a large amount of academic materials and assessment expertise
was interested in understanding whether these materials could be repackaged and
positioned toward a professional exam preparation market. Project included research on degree trends,
exam-taking trends, the exam preparation market, competitors, offerings and
pricing to aid in the development of products and services to support the
professional degree preparation market.
Product Research
An
educational test provider wanted to better understand how, where and why a competitive
product was taking share. In partnership
with another firm, Mind and Hand Associates conducted a series of focus groups
with students, parents, admissions officers, and educational counselors to
determine what attributes of each test were considered preferable and why.
Market Intelligence: Trends in Graduate Management Education
For
a not-for-profit education association, provided research for the inaugural
edition of a Trends in Graduate Management Education suite of products to
better connect the association with business school decision-makers. The project involved secondary market
research on global economic and management education trends including
demographic, test-taking and international management education supply, demand,
and competitive trends.
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