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Workshops that send every answer back to its source

In a two-hour workshop, the room queries an indexed report set together, and each answer links back to the source page.

Conference table with report packets and a shared linked-card display

Evidence at a glance

Evidence type
Working method
Organization scope
A repeatable workshop method for research teams
Documented boundary and output
This case documents the workshop format as we run it: the two-hour session, the cross-functional room, and the source-linked method. Participants and findings stay confidential.

The situation

Cross-functional teams needed one shared, source-linked evidence base for a focused research question.

The method is short and strict: load a focused report set, put research, sensory, and marketing in the same room, answer from the indexed base only, and force every claim back to a source page before the session ends.

The approach

  1. Prepare a focused report set

    The workshop starts from reports chosen for one defined business or research question.

  2. Explore for two hours

    Research, sensory, and marketing participants question the same indexed evidence base together.

  3. Return to the source page

    Retrieved answers link to the source page so participants can inspect the underlying material.

System or method for this case

Workshop session shape from report load through source-linked answers

What we delivered

  • Focused report set prepared for one research question
  • Two-hour cross-functional session format
  • Shared indexed evidence base for the room
  • Answer path that links each claim to a source page

Technical pieces

Report selection and indexingShared query surfaceSource-page linkingFacilitation pattern for mixed teams

How the method works

In a two-hour session, the room works from one indexed report set, and every answer links back to its source page.

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