CTurva (cturva.fi)

Our mission is to protect our clients’ employees, property/assets, information, supply chain and brand. We help your company to meet your diverse security challenges – both at home and abroad.

Service Package 1: Current State Analysis

Concrete actions

• Discussions with the company’s top management and / or key personnel
• A quick analysis over the current situation
• Defining the most valuable items needing protection (such as critical services, products or information systems)

Final results

• A summary report, which can be used as a basis for more comprehensive security devel-opment plan

Service Package 2: Assessment or Audit

Concrete actions

• Observing the current security level based on structured interviews and analyzes on e.g. documentation, premises and information systems
• Reviewing the specific security implementations within a conversational atmosphere
• Comparing the audit results against the chosen documented criteria or standard

Final results

• An assessment or Audit report, which includes the observations and recommendations

Service Package 3: Together over the Gaps

Concrete actions

• Setting up and managing security development initiatives to overcome found security gaps
• Based on the outcomes of either SP1 or SP2
• CTurva Security Manager as a Service, on the needs/workload basis, 1 to 5 day(s) a week

Final results

• Inhouse security development projects – from plannning to implementation and to stake-holder training

Etnografinen tutkimustoimisto Kenno (kennohelsinki.com)

Finland’s first ethnographic survey company Kenno uses qualitative methods to offer the user viewpoint for projects. Kenno assists companies in developing their products and services to meet the actual needs of the customers.

Kenno can add the user viewpoint to the planning from the very beginning, which will result in more committed customers and a competitive edge through better experiences and improved cost-efficiency. Etnographic methods can be used to identify current and future needs. Identifying such needs will make the innovation process faster and assist in creating new and better service concepts.

Service package 1: What is important for your customer – the faces behind the numbers

Concrete actions

• Observing the everyday life of end users
• Interviewing different customer types
• Analysing the data

Final results

• A map of the users’ needs or experiences
• Key issues to be taken into account when designing a product or service from the user viewpoint
• Introducing the customers to the entire company to offer better targeted services

Service package 2: Understanding end users to support service and product development

Concrete actions

• Observing people who are using similar products or services
• Themed interviews with key persons
• Analysing the data

Final results

• I A map of the users’ needs or experiences
• Key issues to be taken into account when designing a product or service from the user viewpoint
• Tools needed in user-centred design

Service package 3: Testing a ready-made concept or a concept still under development

Concrete actions

• Observing people when they are using the service or product
• A walk-along: observing the use of the service together with a customer
• Analysing the data

Final results

• Identifying problems, bottlenecks and functional elements
• Offering clear-cut development proposals to improve the product or service
• Improving the service path “from application to lobby and catering employee”

Whatevergroup (whatevergroup.fi)

We tell stories, as well as create images and videos. We make plays and arrange events. We make things happen!

Service package 1: So, who are you really and how can we tell people about you?

Concrete actions

• Talking; interviewing employees
• Talking some more; interviewing customers
• Further talking; pondering about the future of your business and your strategy in relation to the laws of storytelling

Final results

• Dramaturgy for the story of your company
• Clarifying your company brand with a story
• Enabling the telling of your stories in a format that other people in addition to your mothers will also understand

Service package 2: How cool are your stories or the road from a domestic cat to a lion when looking into the mirror

Concrete actions

• Surveying forgotten information, issues that should be discussed and/or issues that should no longer be discussed
• Finding the correct ways to communicate to ensure that you will focus on the stories that you want to highlight
• Connecting the current into a larger entity with the help of tools used when studying history and the future

Final results

• Clarifying the brand
• Standing out
• Finding unexpected areas of expertise or getting rid of the skeletons in the closet (unfavourable ways of working)

Service package 3: Redefining marketing packages or how information about people was turned into a modern tool

Concrete actions

• Surveying the key target audiences and possible target audiences of your marketing efforts in workshops. WHO?
• Using wild ideas in the workshops to edit your products into packages that are well suited for the target audiences of the WHO stage. WHAT?
• Finding out the best means to offer the packages created in the WHAT workshops to the target audiences created in the WHO workshops. HOW?

Final results

• Rethinking your brand marketing
• Standing out
• Finding unexpected combinations and new issues involving the interconnection between your customer potential and marketing