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2 **Description:** Quantitative and qualitative methods are used to evaluate the size of the market both, in volume and in value (also known as market studies). Customer segments, buying patterns, competition, and the economic environment are defined to identify the regulations and the barriers to entry. Defining the market by listing and describing current, future, direct and indirect competitors and analysing their competitive offering (e.g., SWOT) and user experience. Comparing offerings by measuring the performance of the developed products, services, or processes against those, which are considered to be the best in the industry. Can consist also of literature reviews to a search and evaluation of the available scientific or professional body of knowledge for the given subject or chosen topic area.
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Sarantis Dimitriadis 7.2 5 (% lang="en-US" %)**R&D service category-ies: **(%%)Advisory services, Market and sales support
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8 **Participants’ role:** Competitors or stakeholders interested in collaborations, can be done by students or experts.
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Evdokimos Konstantinidis 1.1 11 **Objectives:**
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Sarantis Dimitriadis 6.2 13 * Identify the “space” for innovation, not analysing only specific segments, but also looking for new opportunities
14 * Analyse market acceptance, support scalability and transferability potential, focus can be domestic/international/global market,
15 * Identify direct and/or indirect competitors, qualitative or quantitative description of the market, focus can also be in research context or innovation management practices
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Evdokimos Konstantinidis 1.1 18 **Methods:** Desk research, acquiring the information from the experts in the field, following the market as a job profile/duty, the people working know specific segments/areas, bibliometric studies, literature reviews to a search and evaluate of the available scientific or professional body of knowledge for the given subject or chosen topic area, technology exploitation, market analysis, benchmarking, other methods combined with interview(s) with a leading reference organisation or expert(s), assessment of technologies, knowledge syntheses (systematic and scoping reviews), evaluations methods of intervention (ETMI method), workshops and sessions, measures of satisfaction of users
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Evdokimos Konstantinidis 1.1 21 **Tools:** SWOT analysis, business model canvas, Innovation management standard (CEN/TS 16555 - covered 7 standards, after ISO 56002:2019)

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