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319,975 slides

319,974 are described (100%), so the treemap can explain the corpus instead of just counting files.

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+Context & problem43,76713.7% · 6,592 docs+Data & charts72,62022.7% · 8,666 docs+Meta & navigation45,93614.4% · 9,739 docs+Recommend & act67,04121.0% · 9,324 docs+Cases & evidence31,2569.8% · 6,067 docs+Frameworks2,1230.7% · 1,232 docs+Appendix35,68211.2% · 6,614 docs+Other21,5496.7% · 5,566 docs

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The slide describes a multi-method approach: mall intercepts (42k), diary study (2k), and focus groups.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses large numbers as visual anchors for each research method.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a 'myth-busting' structure to frame the research objectives.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a 'F2' label, likely indicating a figure or section reference in a larger report.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a two-column layout to present seven segments, with a footer defining HHI.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a quadrant-like layout to map consumer segments, though only the right side is populated.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a bubble-like layout to represent different shopper segments, with one large percentage (64%) highlighted separately.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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What the Customer Really WantsWhat the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a 'Dogma vs. Reply' structure to challenge conventional wisdom.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide contrasts a 7% online transaction rate with a 16% online sales revenue rate, suggesting higher value per online transaction.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The chart uses a grouped bar format to contrast two metrics per segment.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a visual representation of correlation coefficients to show that online shopping experience is more strongly linked to purchasing frequency than physical mall experience.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide is a text-heavy summary page from a study, likely Roland Berger given the 'think:act' branding.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a 'Dogma vs. Reply' structure to debunk a common misconception.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses qualitative insights and survey mean scores to debunk the idea that price is the primary driver for online vs. offline shopping.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The chart uses a custom visualization combining a bar chart with a delta indicator.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide discusses the 'click and mortar' approach and the importance of sensory experience and service in physical retail.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a 'Dogma vs. Reply' structure to challenge a common industry belief.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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This is a text-heavy report page from a Roland Berger 'think:act' study, focusing on customer journey dynamics.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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F8 label suggests this is part of a larger series of findings.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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Multiple responses allowed for sub-categories.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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F10 slide from Roland Berger deck.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide discusses the phenomenon of showrooming in the German market and provides strategic recommendations for retailers to mitigate risks and leverage opportunities.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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Part of a series of 'Dogma' vs 'Our Reply' slides.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide is a text-heavy analysis of two specific consumer segments identified in a study.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The chart uses a delta calculation to show the preference gap between offline and online shopping across 8 categories.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The chart uses a diverging bar approach to show the delta between offline and online preferences across 9 categories.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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This is a text-heavy conclusion slide from a Roland Berger report, utilizing a clean two-column layout to detail consumer segment behaviors.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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Part of a series of 'Dogma' slides in a consulting deck.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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The slide uses a bubble-style visualization to represent market share percentages for four specific consumer segments.What the Customer Really Wants · Roland Berger
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