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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 41 MIN

Predictable Innovation Through Smarter Consumer Data

from Deconstructing Data · host BDEX

Product innovation fails more often from misread signals than from bad ideas.On this episode of Deconstructing Data, we’re joined by Guy White, CEO of Catalyx, an international innovation consultancy helping global brands turn consumer data into predictable market success.For more than 14 years, Guy has led a global team of insights and innovation specialists working with many of the world’s leading consumer brands. Catalyx has generated billions in incremental value by helping companies secure and sustain product-market fit through structured, data-driven innovation frameworks.In this conversation, we’ll explore:1. Unlocking Hidden Consumer Desires Through Data2. Making Product Innovation More Predictable with Data3. Data vs. Insights: Understanding the Difference4. Tech StackFrom capturing authentic human insight at scale to separating raw data from true strategic insight, this episode dives into how smarter consumer data reduces risk, strengthens product launches, and drives long-term growth.If you care about turning customer signals into successful innovation, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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