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The future is hybrid

This paper will show how qualitative creative development expertise can be cross bred with online research to create a powerful new hybrid technique. Broadband means we can now do many of the classic qualitative ranking and projective techniques...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2008: Consumer Choice

Author: Chris Forrest

November 20, 2008

Do we need pragmatic polymaths to boost the qualitative research industry?

The qualitative research environment is rapidly changing. With a focus on foresight and innovation, marketers are realizing the importance of qualitative research and demanding more creative and actionable insights. Further, a wider range of...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2008: Consumer Choice

Author: Vivek Banerji

Company: McKinsey & Company

November 20, 2008

Intimate and intimidating

Eating behaviour is less and less determined by choice, tradition, social class or peer group and more and more driven by each situation and its particular requirements. This holds true even for the complex and traditional categories of food and...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2008: Consumer Choice

Authors: Sebastian Buggert, Kirsten Juchem, Jens Lönneker

Company: Rheingold GmbH & Co. KG

November 20, 2008

Research World (November 2008)

The world around us seems to be in meltdown. While banks collapse and the credit markets freeze up. governments are scrambling to avert a replay of the 1930s. In the centre of the storm, middle classes around the world shiver and wonder what the...

Catalogue: Research World 2008

Author: ESOMAR B.V.

November 1, 2008

Pavlov revisited

After the rapid and widespread emergence of online access panels, we are currently witnessing a new trend towards online custom panels that are specifically built, used and managed for research purposes of one company or its brand(s). This study...

Catalogue: Panel Research 2008

Authors: Bert Borggreve, Mike Friedman, Kristof De Wulf

Company: Kraft Heinz Company

October 24, 2008

Flood warning

How can traditional research techniques accurately, yet sensitively and dispassionately capture the impact of a traumatic event on the lives of ordinary people? How do you begin to disentangle a complex, unique and emotionally charged natural...

Catalogue: Congress 2008: Frontiers

Authors: Krishan Lathigra, Philippa Makepeace, Amrita Sood

Company: GfK

September 26, 2008

Social graph theories

Has the monopoly of traditional population segmentation criteria and sampling methods come to an end? Can demographics (employment, age, sex, ethnicity, etc) or behavioural (consumption and cultural habits) criteria be replaced by new "community...

Catalogue: Congress 2008: Frontiers

Authors: Anthony Hamelle, Guilhem Fouetillou

Company: Linkfluence

September 26, 2008

Mapping the emerging digital frontier

Frontiers are critical to society both financially and psychologically, and these roles are reenacted daily in the media. The frontier promise in the statement by John Kennedy in his presidential campaign demonstrates the tradition of the frontier...

Catalogue: Congress 2008: Frontiers

Authors: Lee Ryan, Bernice Klaassen

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

September 26, 2008

Is the world really flat?

This paper looks at the general status and role of women in the society in countries that are culturally very different from each other and then examines the notions of love and romance among them. It explores in details to see if the forces of...

Catalogue: Congress 2008: Frontiers

Authors: Manish Makhijani, Sakkina Pittalwala

Companies: Flamingo, Unilever

September 26, 2008