Resources Library by ANA

Corporate sponsorship of arts and sports events in North America

Our analysis looks at costs, benefits, and ways to measure payoffs. Half the firms surveyed take no measurements, but the more astute ones are beginning to measure effectiveness in a number of ways, ranging from simple counts of spectators and...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Authors: Mark B. Traylor, Philip J. Shuman, Andrew C. Gross

September 1, 1987

From clay model to consumer satisfaction

This paper describes the role of marketing research, both at the desk and in the field, centrally and locally, in developing and marketing the new Volvo. It touches on the problems of positioning a concept that was entirely new for the company in a...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Authors: Daniela Maiani, Chris Van Scbijndel, Joop van der Vegt

September 1, 1987

New consumers, product innovation and product renovation

I will try today to give you my views on how I see the food industry future. The future will bring rapid change, a need to anticipate change, to inspire it, to shape it when useful, to react to it even when it is less palatable but...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Author: Camillo Pagano

Company: Nestlé

September 1, 1987

Global state of mind

This paper offers a comparative view of where mankind stands today. In other words? it deals with the question: Who thinks nationally or globally with respect to what issues? The assessment of the global mind is done on the basis of regional reports...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Authors: Daniel Frei, Seymour Martin Lipset, Frederick C. Turner

September 1, 1987

New market research instruments through the application of high technologies (German)

This presentation shows to what extent "High Technologies" are utilised in the various fields of market research. Obviously the two most important areas, namely Ad-hoc Research and Panel Research have obtained important impulses by applying advanced...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Author: Heinrich A. Litzenroth

Company: GfK

September 1, 1987

The application of micro-modelling to predicting total market mix potential

In this paper, following a review of the historical development of research methods for predicting volume sales and brand shares of new products, a new model (MicroTest) is described which uses information gathered in a concept/product test for...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Authors: Rory P. Morgan, Brian C. Pymont, Julian R. Bond

September 1, 1987

The next decade

The world is quickly becoming smaller, local market conditions are shifting into the background, international marketing issues demand increased attention. Technology and the communications revolution can cause frontiers to disappear: competition is...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Author: Justus Veeneklaas

Company: Philips International

September 1, 1987

The structure chart

Our experiments have led to the formulation of a "structure chart", which effects an innovatory integration of qualitative and quantitative research, producing a harmonic yet distinctive interpretation of . "realistic" data (functional and...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Authors: Camillo Dagradi, Bruna Spataro, Laura Frontori

September 1, 1987

A new service transforms members of a club into clients of a company

A new product or service can open, for some corporations, the way of re-conquering a tired clientele, or attracting a new one. The Catalonian Automobile Club (Reial Automdbil Club de Catalunya), looked at itself, until 1985 and after 80 years of...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Author: Susana Tisler

September 1, 1987