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UX Research in South East Asia - A Panel Discussion

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Panelists give concrete methods, tradeoffs and hard numbers: use participant observation and have researchers ride as drivers for a day, prototype with sacrificial concepts to surface reactions, and combine qual and quant in hybrid studies. Practical tools include hiring simultaneous translators, running A/B messaging on Facebook to measure conversions, and aggregating multi‑market findings in Mural. Case studies show recruitment headaches in B2B, 3/10 respondents misreport behavior, and field insights overturn analytics.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:40Panel Structure
  3. 3:38Favourite Methodology
  4. 6:00Favourite Source of Research
  5. 7:02Favourite Research Methodology
  6. 7:52Inhouse vs Agency Research
  7. 9:19Inhouse vs Agency Relationship
  8. 11:18Research Agency
  9. 13:02Biggest pain point
  10. 15:06How to be additive
  11. 16:50Client empathy
  12. 18:06Agencies
  13. 18:35Qualitative Research
  14. 19:57House Quotes
  15. 21:08Favorite Research Question
  16. 23:11B2C vs B2B
  17. 24:50B2B Example
  18. 28:02Cross analysis
  19. 31:38Answer the right problem
  20. 32:51Quantitative research
  21. 34:38The challenge
  22. 38:23How to get started
  23. 40:17Datadriven
  24. 41:52Future of UX Research
  25. 45:05Becoming an Octopus
  26. 48:19Whats next for research in Asia
  27. 49:42generative research
  28. 50:21continuous improvement
  29. 52:34onetoone interviews
  30. 53:38top quote
  31. 55:05QA Session
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