This is due in part to the very fact that strategic influence is experiential and needs to be practiced over and over throughout one's lifetime, with application in varying environments, to reach a certain level of proficiency and mastery.
This method provides experiential learning needed to master new skills [ 12, 13] and is primarily used for communication training [ 14- 17].
Designers of product lifecycle management (PLM) systems — the computerized design tools used by engineers to design — remain object-centric and fail to enable the experiential dialogue that needs to take place between customers and designers, long before hard objects are drawn and specified.
And because the skills needed for effective civic engagement can be enhanced by experiential learning, we need to develop more and better opportunities for young men and women to participate in activities such as Model Congress, Model UN, and student government and in service learning courses that include opportunities to work with local, state and federal governments.
In the experiential economy, retailers need a similar "Today at Apple" strategy to serve their customers' lifestyle interests, not just their product-specific needs.
To realize the context sensitive strategy, new kind of location-based information from residents is needed: experiential knowledge that is tightly anchored to specific places.
How the product is shipped, how the product is packaged, how the consumer relationship grows over time, what surprising or delightful moment enhances the transaction--if you are selling goods, this is just a sampling of the touch points where experiential investment is needed beyond what your budget may dictate as reasonable.
Experiential accounts are needed to help develop nuanced explanations of how low literacy can lead to poor health and to inform the development of initiatives to support people with low literacy to access and benefit from health services.
For educators working at institutions in the few rural areas or population centers that remain relatively untouched by migration, the experiential component might need to supplement a relatively homogeneous patient base through student participation in out-of-country immersion programs, cooperative arrangements with urban medical schools, and/or videoconferencing [ 187].
Retail needs an experiential overhaul, and perhaps retailer Sir John Timpson's suggestion that high-streets and malls need to diversify into real community spaces – ones that include housing, medicine, grocery, and parks – holds water.
