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Using digital and mobile data tools in the mobile consumer’s research

In an industry including mobile technology, using traditional research methods for capturing consumer behaviour and insights (even those relatively new such as online qualitative and quantitative studies) is not enough nowadays. Nokia is trying to...

Catalogue: CEE Research Forum 2014: East Connection

Author: Daria Zenkovich

June 15, 2013

Research fusion

Whilst developing economies continue to grow exponentially with greater access to technology and information, commonplace diseases remain a major cause of childhood mortality despite the presence of low cost and highly effective treatments. Diarrhoea...

Catalogue: Congress 2013: Think Big

Authors: Greg Zwisler, Melissa Moodley

Company: Ipsos MRBI

June 15, 2013

Speaking the language of research

As globalisation continues and borders become blurred, clients and researchers alike are increasingly conducting cross-cultural studies to understand the similarities and differences that exist between us. But as the global economy is slow to...

Catalogue: Congress 2013: Think Big

Author: Nikki Lavoie

Company: Sky Consulting

June 15, 2013

Let's face the music...and dance

Big data presents massive challenges—but music, that great human universal, provides encouragement and inspiration amidst uncertainty. Rock musician Olly Nelken and researcher Will Goodhand will explore (and demonstrate musically) just how...

Catalogue: Congress 2013: Think Big

Authors: Will Goodhand, Oliver Nelken

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

June 15, 2013

Best of both worlds?

Online access panels have enabled cheap survey research to proliferate in the past decade. However, the results obtained from these convenience panels can be biased and unrepresentative due to the sampling methods employed. Sample matching against a...

Catalogue: Congress 2013: Think Big

Author: Robert Smith

June 15, 2013

Driving a responsible behaviour. Illusion or reality?

Whilst illustrating cross-cultural medley this presentation is also an example of how the combined use of traditional and non-traditional research techniques allows for richer insight on a non-conventional topic: Responsible Drinking Messages (RDMs)...

Catalogue: CEE Research Forum 2014: East Connection

Author: Yvan Goupil

June 15, 2013

Big changes will deliver a big future

The customer insight industry is at a crossroads and to continue to flourish we need to know precisely what our marketing customers expect of us. This paper will be based on an authorative survey of senior marketing decision makers, who will be...

Catalogue: Congress 2013: Think Big

Authors: David Smith, Adam Riley

Company: DVL Smith Ltd

June 15, 2013

Brief encounters

"Faster, cheaper, slyer" sounds like the Olympic motto translated into current requirements for market research and is rooted in client demands as well as respondent capacities. How qualitative research is able to encounter the need for an efficiency...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2013: Brilliant Transformations

Author: Michael Dorsch

Company: forsa

June 15, 2013

A Q new world

Qualitative. Quantitative. Two ‘Q’ words that have traditionally defined market research. As the marketing world evolves, a new industry vocabulary has emerged. Behavioural Economics, Social Media, Big Data, MROCs... language which has...

Catalogue: Congress 2013: Think Big

Author: Kristin Hickey

Company: Ruby Cha Cha

June 15, 2013