Resources Library by ANA

Big Data, AI, machine learning and behavioural science

Over the last three years, the deep learning version of machine learning has made more inroads into learning systems than all the artificial intelligence ever developed, particularly to understand image, voice and language processing, etc. The...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2017: Discoveries

Authors: Pascal Bourgeat, Paul Cording, Bart Langton

Company: Ipsos MRBI

May 9, 2017

Unspoken: Swipe right, swipe left (Spanish)

Mobile devices are everywhere, and changing everything. Nowadays, people simply swipe or tap their screen to share their opinions with the world. Decisions are influenced by feelings, moods and our memory. As a research industry we have to adjust to...

Catalogue: Latin America 2017: #IN

Authors: Juan Andres Tello, Andrés Moreno

Company: SKIM

April 5, 2017

"Who is who" with behavioural data

Exploring an algorithm to separate browsing streams without asking users to identify themselves, thus preserving the passive nature of the data.

Catalogue: Big Data World 2017: Smart Data Integration

Authors: Carlos Bort, Carlos Ochoa Gómez

Company: Netquest

January 15, 2017

Steering healthier lifestyles

This case study takes place amidst a familiar backdrop sector funding cuts driving service reform. In this instance, this meant the proposed integration of separate behaviour change support services- for smoking, excessive alcohol consumption,...

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2016: The Business Value of Intelligent Stories

Authors: Rachel Abbott, Eimear MacGarty

Company: The Behavioural Architects

November 16, 2016

The world of short form video for post millennials

This paper discusses key trends in short form video viewing, and makes some predictions for how snack-able consumption will change among post Millennials (under 16s) and the implications for broadcaster strategy. The analysis focuses in three key...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Author: Nadine Bailey

September 22, 2016

The power of reflective content

James Dean and Justin Bieber have one thing in common - they captured the imagination of young people in their generations by tapping into identity crisis. While identity crisis itself is not new, the nature of identity and its expression is...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Shibani Nayak, Sumeli Chatterjee, Sushma Panchawati, Aman Anand, Devika Johar

September 22, 2016

Time is on our side

"How Much Time Have We Got?" is an important presentation for:-Brands who want more of consumers' time but aren't sure how to get it;-Research practitioners who want to go from lots of data to a punchy deliverable, building key stats and analysis...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Ian Wright, David Benabo

Company: Tapestry

September 22, 2016

The Latinas' beauty bag

An intrinsic part of branding is the need for emotional connections with target consumers. This is intensified when it comes to the beauty and personal care categories (like make-up), since many women consider cosmetics crucial for things such as...

Catalogue: Latin America 2016: Research Renovation

Authors: Paola Toscano, Fernanda Nobrega

June 15, 2016

The power of reflective content

James Dean and Justin Bieber have one thing in common - they captured the imagination of young people in their generations by tapping into identity crisis. While identity crisis itself is not new, the nature of identity and its expression is...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Aman Anand, Devika Johar, Shibani Nayak, Sumeli Chatterjee, Sushma Panchawati

June 15, 2016