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# Summer 2024 webinar

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/wiBgwLWKwWLRYLRUhxPD/blobs/To10y5MAqX8bygOovjnP/28603823814292)

Hear from dscout product leaders in **dscout’s Summer 2024 Product Update.** During this quarterly session, they dig into new game-changing features and functionalities, including dscout's AI Analysis tool, Team Workspaces, updates to card sort, and more.

**During the session, you’ll hear about:**

* **Our newly-released AI analysis tool:** Experience how dscout's AI works alongside (not in place of you) you to deliver speed AND quality research. This new tool provides additional support, allowing you to focus more on interpreting and sharing insights rather than getting bogged down with busy work.
* **Launch of Team Workspaces:** Discover how Team Workspaces can help you create distinct dscout environments. Align each workspace with specific research areas or dedicated cost centers to keep your projects organized and streamlined.
* **Collaborative interviews with stakeholders:** Learn strategies for involving stakeholders directly on the dscout platform. We'll show you how to demonstrate user reactions to concepts and prototypes, making collaboration more impactful.

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