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New approaches to the future of marketing and data post COVID-19

Why we have entered a New Strange and not New Normal and how to thrive in this New World.

Catalogue: Insights Festival 2020
Author: Rishad Tobaccowala
September 16, 2020

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Atomic research

Research is no longer linear and traditional reporting methods are stuck in a moment of time? Atomic Research breaks down knowledge into parts, treating research as small atoms of information that can live independently of large reports. This...

Catalogue: Latin America 2019
Author: Camila Borja
April 9, 2019

Research papers

Fast fashion delivered

Thus the proactive research was able to effectively utilise technology, passive techniques and leverage internal and secondary data available to deliver quality and on the go insights leading to improved engagement and increased revenue. There was...

Catalogue: Fusion 2018 (Big Data World + Global Qualitative)
Authors: Archana Pai, Priyanka Bhargav
November 11, 2018

Research papers

The good old qual comes to rescue your digital spend!

This research seeks to create and validate a new approach for brands to develop a fusion based approach aiming at more meaningful and differentiated digital communication strategies. This methodology focuses on enabling marketers to contextualize the...

Catalogue: Fusion 2018 (Big Data World + Global Qualitative)
Authors: Arfa Syed, Tooba Kamil
Company: Kantar
November 11, 2018

Research papers

Mind games

This paper is aimed to showing ways to enrich and refine our research approaches based on these findings. In addition, a way to actually measure the differences between 'real behaviour' and 'cognitive answer' is examined as well as a way to measure...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2009: The Evolving Human
Authors: Michael Wittenberg, Hans-Bert Matoul, Stefan Hagl
Company: Happy Thinking People
November 23, 2009