Resources Library by ANA

Setting the scene

Over the last 12 months ESOMAR has been involved in a number of different research initiatives which have looked to define and quantify the future of the research industry. Join us for a short overview of the results of each of these initiatives and...

Catalogue: Webinars 2016

Authors: Finn Raben, Elizabeth Norman, Lucy Davison, Simon Chadwick

June 15, 2016

Chinese gen Y: The generation of opportunities

This paper offers the key findings from a study done on Generation Y (born 1980 to 1990) in China, providing a close look at these new Chinese super consumers that shape the presence and the future of the mass Chinese consumer society. By exploring...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2016: Get Connected!

Authors: Sami Wong, Dirk Ziems

Company: concept m research + consulting GmbH

June 15, 2016

Future of market research

Attracting the next generation of researchers is crucial to the longevity of our profession. But how? What are the expectations of young researchers? Are universities teaching the skills we need for the future? How do we attract and retain the next...

Catalogue: Webinars 2016

Authors: Finn Raben, Jack Miles, Sarah Cunliffe

June 15, 2016

Reaching millennials

There are more than 80 million millennials in the United States and they spend approximately $600 billion shopping each year. From these statistics alone, it is clear that millennial feedback is an imperative part of many research studies....

Catalogue: Webinars 2016

Author: Holly DeMuro

June 15, 2016

Gen X today

Research shapes our brands, inspires our content and helps us to communicate with our audiences. We know a lot about kids, families and young adults, so this year we embarked on a project to support our Adult-focused brands by exploring Gen X...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Anna Noel Taylor, Christian Kurz, Emma Murray, James Guerrier, Jo McIlvenna

June 15, 2016

Generational effects in market research effectiveness

There is a growing belief in the marketing industry that traditional market research tracking methods are less predictive of millennial behaviour than for that of older generations and that Millennials can best be understood and measured by their...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Seth Duncan, Kelley Sternhagen

June 15, 2016

The world of short form video for post millennials

Key trends in short form video viewing are reviewed in this presentation, with predictions for how consumption will change among Post Millennials (under 16s) and the implications for broadcaster strategy. Based on desk research, the global picture is...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Author: Nadine Bailey

June 15, 2016

NextGen

There are fascinating differences between emerging economies and developed ones in how people consume news – and for that matter the role news plays in their lives. Understanding these differences will be critical to news organisations in a...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Kevin Cowan, Santanu Chakrabarti

June 15, 2016

The game-changing generation

Millennials are adopting new technologies and changing buying behaviors, resulting in challenges that brands need to tackle. Understanding Millennials required adapting the research approach: conducting the survey on smartphones, and more...

Catalogue: Congress 2016: #WOW

Authors: Patricia Dominguez, Nijat Mammadbayli, Cori Deutsch, Julia Goernandt, Joyce van Heeswijk

June 15, 2016