Post by account_disabled on Dec 30, 2023 3:03:57 GMT -6
CES 2020 Survey report by CITE Research/Dassault Systemes reveals consumers are looking for products and services that are tailored to their individual needs. But not ready to waste time waiting If the brand of the product does not meet the needs And it must be worth the personal information exchanged. Dassault Systèmes and CITE Research surveyed 3,000 consumers in the US, China and France on their preferences for products and services tailored to their personal tastes in the Mobi healthcare portfolio. City retail and home and city conveniences - Consumers who responded to the survey would like to use healthcare products and services that are designed to meet their individual needs. (personalization) the most and want the product to be designed to support technology Artificial Intelligence (5G) and smart home assistants - Consumers are willing to pay an average of 25.3% more if products and services match their personal preferences.
But on the other hand, they still expect to save resources - people in Industry Email List Generation X (Generation Millennials and Generation Z are willing to pay and share personal information necessary to develop products and services to meet their individual needs. But brands must ensure the security of personal data. including time and financial benefits. Dassault Systèmes reveals that young consumers are a group of people who value the idea of designing products to meet their individual needs. which helps drive the development of products and services Towards improving the quality of life and safety of consumers They are also willing to pay and share their information to get products and services that meet their needs. The results of this study were obtained in cooperation with Independent research firm CITE Research surveyed people living in the United States, China and France. The study revealed that Differences between people of each generation Background of people in each region and the ability to adapt technology related to consumers' personal taste perceptions towards mobility products and services, healthcare, retail, and home and city convenience equipment. Including how to define product design to meet the individual needs of each respondent. and factors that cause consumers to stop using products.
However, another perspective seen from this report is Almost every consumer is already paying attention to designing products to meet their individual needs. Especially for products and services in the healthcare and personal safety groups. and share problems with how they collect and manage their personal data. To achieve the objective of designing products that meet individual needs. The results of the survey are as follows: - Consumers want products and services that meet their individual needs. But they're not ready to wait: 83% of consumers expect a product or service to be personalized in a short amount of time, with only 21% willing to wait more than four days for delivery. Personalized products and services - Consumers are willing to pay an average of 25.3% more for personalized products and services. In return, they expect to receive something in return. Model cost savings of 25.6% for their data. They are more willing to pay for personalized healthcare. But they are less willing to pay for goods and services in retail. - The industry has an opportunity to clearly define product design guidelines to meet individual needs. Consumers understand products that meet their individual needs differently. It was found that more than 50% of respondents define products and services.
But on the other hand, they still expect to save resources - people in Industry Email List Generation X (Generation Millennials and Generation Z are willing to pay and share personal information necessary to develop products and services to meet their individual needs. But brands must ensure the security of personal data. including time and financial benefits. Dassault Systèmes reveals that young consumers are a group of people who value the idea of designing products to meet their individual needs. which helps drive the development of products and services Towards improving the quality of life and safety of consumers They are also willing to pay and share their information to get products and services that meet their needs. The results of this study were obtained in cooperation with Independent research firm CITE Research surveyed people living in the United States, China and France. The study revealed that Differences between people of each generation Background of people in each region and the ability to adapt technology related to consumers' personal taste perceptions towards mobility products and services, healthcare, retail, and home and city convenience equipment. Including how to define product design to meet the individual needs of each respondent. and factors that cause consumers to stop using products.
However, another perspective seen from this report is Almost every consumer is already paying attention to designing products to meet their individual needs. Especially for products and services in the healthcare and personal safety groups. and share problems with how they collect and manage their personal data. To achieve the objective of designing products that meet individual needs. The results of the survey are as follows: - Consumers want products and services that meet their individual needs. But they're not ready to wait: 83% of consumers expect a product or service to be personalized in a short amount of time, with only 21% willing to wait more than four days for delivery. Personalized products and services - Consumers are willing to pay an average of 25.3% more for personalized products and services. In return, they expect to receive something in return. Model cost savings of 25.6% for their data. They are more willing to pay for personalized healthcare. But they are less willing to pay for goods and services in retail. - The industry has an opportunity to clearly define product design guidelines to meet individual needs. Consumers understand products that meet their individual needs differently. It was found that more than 50% of respondents define products and services.