Few phrases have evoked more emotion in the research community than “research democratization”. There is a way to scale research to only the non-researchers who are capable, interested and effective, but how?

Researchers are always looking for data to demonstrate their impact on the business. Is it possible that metadata from our projects has been the missing piece this whole time?

Monetization research is a fast way to unlock product growth, and it’s much more than pricing and paywalls. Let’s talk about guidelines and guardrails to apply these learnings end-to-end.

A research plan is not the same thing as a research roadmap. You need both. Let’s talk about how to create a roadmap that partners with product, speaks to leadership and ensures the career growth of you and your team.

The value of research within a company is its ability to unlock business growth. Research leaders have a unique and critical role to play in this process.

As researchers, we have the tools to understand people, but how often do we use them to gain insight into ourselves? It’s time to use our skills to shift how we think about our careers, exploring the values that motivate us and steps we can take to find meaning and fulfillment in our day-to-day work.

We’ve all played around with ChatGPT, and it’s left quite a bit to be desired as a research tool. What will the next generation of AI tools look like, and how will they change the way we do research?

There’s been tremendous growth in research tooling over the last few years, but has that growth eroded our ability to think like researchers?

Typically research focuses on adding things to improve the value to our customers, but what about creating value for users by taking away?

We spend huge amounts of time generating original qualitative research. How do we make sure the information we gather is sound enough to build on?

Doing research in low-income communities is both important and particularly challenging. How might we mitigate some of the significant disparities between us and researchers and these communities in order to learn how to build products and services that better serve them?

Automation is part of almost every product and service we use, from chat bots to email campaigns to robots. How do we ensure that we’re measuring the full breath of users’ interactions with these systems, and that they’re creating the right emotional experience for the context they’re in?