The short version Managed UX research and staff augmentation both add research capacity, but your team plays a very different role in each one. Key takeaways вњ" The core difference: with staff augmentation you add a researcher to your team and still decide what to study, guide the work, and make sure it answers the right question.
The short version Managed UX research and staff augmentation both add research capacity, but your team plays a very different role in each one.
вњ" How to decide: match the model to what you are actually buying, extra capacity your team will direct, or a research outcome someone else owns end to end.
Key takeaways вњ" The core difference: with staff augmentation you add a researcher to your team and still decide what to study, guide the work, and make sure it answers the right question.
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The short version Managed UX research and staff augmentation both add research capacity, but your team plays a very different role in each one. Key takeaways вњ" The core difference: with staff augmentation you add a researcher to your team and still decide what to study, guide the work, and make sure it answers the right question. вњ" When staff augmentation fits: you already have strong research leadership in-house and mainly need extra hands to get more research done.
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