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Identity Adoption Event (IAE) Analysis - Final Report

Date: 2026-02-13 23:34 UTC

Executive Summary

Key Insight

3 of 97 operators (3.1%) showed linguistic transition from externalized product framing to internalized ownership framing.

Top Identity Adopters

# Speaker Organization Confidence Meetings Shift
1 Steven Kirkman gmail.com 1.00 2 +0.67
2 Eric gmail.com 1.00 4 +0.33
3 Long Island Laser Tag gmail.com 0.75 3 +0.25

Customer Distribution

Detailed Examples

1. Steven Kirkman (gmail.com)

Confidence: 1.00 | Meetings: 2 | Timeline: 2025-08-04 → 2025-10-23

Later Language (Ownership):

2. Eric (gmail.com)

Confidence: 1.00 | Meetings: 4 | Timeline: 2025-07-28 → 2026-01-09

Early Language:

Later Language (Ownership):

3. Long Island Laser Tag (gmail.com)

Confidence: 0.75 | Meetings: 3 | Timeline: 2025-05-09 → 2025-07-14

Early Language:

Later Language (Ownership):

Validation Answers

Q: What % of deployments show IAE?
A: 3.1% of tracked operators; 20.0% of those with repeat engagements

Q: What triggers identity adoption?
A: Repeated engagement - average 3.0 meetings before adoption detected

Q: Correlation with continued engagement?
A: Yes - all IAEs required multiple touchpoints (2+ meetings)

Conclusion

Identity adoption is a minority outcome in the current dataset. Most operator interactions remain transactional or exploratory. Sustained identity adoption correlates with repeated engagement and hands-on usage experience.