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You only present once: Kiss or be killed!

Properly communicating research data to the decision-makers is a must for Marketing Researchers. As presentations are normally short & one-shot events, this is a risky challenge. Graphic visualisation of data can be the solution, if well done. Not...

Catalogue: Seminar 1990: How To Cope With Data Overload

Author: Yves Marbeau

June 15, 1990

Data management for conceptual design research

Generally speaking, the findings of market-research projects are compiled as tables or are presented verbally in the form of charts. However, this type of report is not always appropriate for certain occupational categories such as designers for...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1989

Authors: Claus Merbold, Gert Autz

Company: SINUS Markt- und Sozialforschung GmbH

September 1, 1989

Data management for conceptual design research (German)

Generally speaking, the findings of market-research projects are compiled as tables or are presented verbally in the form of charts. However, this type of report is not always appropriate for certain occupational categories such as designers for...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1989

Authors: Claus Merbold, Gert Autz

Company: SINUS Markt- und Sozialforschung GmbH

September 1, 1989

INF*ACT workstation

INF*ACT Workstation enables the marketing professional to be more productive and effective in analysing and presenting data. In order to achieve this, INF*ACT Workstation brings together all the key marketing analysis tools and makes the interface...

Catalogue: Seminar 1988: The Impact Of New User-Oriented Computer Facilities On Market Research

Author: Thomas R. Ottinger

Company: Nielsen

June 15, 1988

Qualitative research in the US and the UK

This paper presents an overview of qualitative work as it is carried out in the US and the UK and explores differences in philosophy, style and operation between the two countries. To lend weight to these observations, the paper also provides results...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1987

Author: Malcolm Baker

September 1, 1987

The surprising Dutch elections Of May 21st 1986

The votes of slightly over 9,1 million Dutchmen for 2 out of 27 parties turned out different from what the samples of all pre-election surveys had told the researchers. All interest had been focussed on whether the governing coalition would keep or...

Catalogue: Seminar 1986: Opinion Polls

Authors: Ger C. Schild, Jan Stapel

Company: NIPO

June 15, 1986

The role of the personal computer in data collection, data analysis, and data presentation

This paper describes a study in which IBM personal computers were used for self-administered interviewing, for data analysis, and for final report preparation. The study involved interviewing two groups of consumer respondents on the main banking...

Catalogue: Seminar 1984: Are Interviewers Obsolete?

Author: Bernadette D. McBrien

June 15, 1984

Interactive service to management

The availability of advanced techniques provides job satisfaction for analytical staff and the use of such techniques provides the information needed by management to maintain a competitive edge. The use of these techniques is usually by specialist...

Catalogue: Seminar 1980: Information Systems In Action

Author: Elisabeth W. de Bruyn

June 15, 1980

Polls, media and the law in the Federal Republic of Germany

The German Law on the European Election does not contain any provisions concerning the publication of results from surveys conducted among voters during the European Parliament election in June 1979. The national laws in Europe vary considerably....

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Seminar 1980: Opinion Polls

Author: Walter Rudolf

June 15, 1980