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Flexibility

Just to summarise very quickly, I have talked about the things which are meaningfully taken into account on a methodical basis in planning industrial interviewing. I have suggested considering:- 1. The nature of the marketing problem; 2. The kind of...

Catalogue: Seminar 1973: Industrial Marketing Research- Sampling And Interviewing Problems

Author: Peter J. Hayes

January 1, 1973

The use of telephone interviewing in industrial research

This paper discusses the use of telephone interviewing in industrial research. In describes the advantages and disadvantages with appropriate examples. It is concluded that the main uses of telephone interviewing are either as a preliminary part of a...

Catalogue: Seminar 1973: Industrial Marketing Research- Sampling And Interviewing Problems

Author: L. I. Gordon

January 1, 1973

Industrial marketing research

The English language distinguishes between market research and marketing research. These concepts overlap. Market research is research into the size and structure of the market. Marketing research is, moreover, research into the effect of the various...

Catalogue: The European Marketing Research Review 1968

Author: L. Bongers

August 1, 1968

Industrial sampling

There is no doubt that the quality or rather the reliability with which findings of any type of market research can be translated into practical use, is heavily dependent on the final sample that has been obtained. The sample directly deriving from...

Catalogue: Seminar 1981: Sampling Problems And Data Collection

Author: Robert J. Stegeman

May 1, 1981

Identifying the early adopter of new industrial products

In that the aim of our research was to help practitioners identify 'early adopters' in the expectation that concentration of marketing effort on them would accelerate market penetration, a factor analysis was undertaken to try and define a set of...

Catalogue: Seminar 1972: Segmentation And Typology

Author: Michael J. Baker

June 15, 1972

Summary of discussions in group I

The general sense of the group was that the possible topics for discussion were extremely wide ranging since the industrial market for Market Research was being defined as the non-domestic, or mass commercial market. In this context, many topics...

Catalogue: Seminar 1973: Industrial Marketing Research- Sampling And Interviewing Problems

Author: J. Pike

January 1, 1973

Summary of discussions in group III

Our group did not really draw any conclusions - because we spent so much time discussing various points and asking questions. So I'm going to simply bring some of these points that did emerge in our discussion group which may be of interest to bring...

Catalogue: Seminar 1973: Industrial Marketing Research- Sampling And Interviewing Problems

Author: M. Newlands

January 1, 1973

The Marsan method of research into new products (French)

The future of any industrial firm depends mainly on its development policy. Management is fully aware of this fact today, and this is why those responsible for laying down policy devote so much attention to research both to discover new uses for...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1966

Author: Raoul Laffy

September 1, 1966

WWW and international industrial marketing research

This paper describes the impact of the internet on international industrial research. The author discusses the different aspects of the www such as new research objectives and methods and the suitability of these future tools for international...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 2000: The Impact Of Networking

Author: Stefan Binner

Company: bms marketing research + strategy

September 1, 2000