Resources Library by ANA

Police methods in the supermarket

The Cognitive Interview is a qualitative interviewing technique derived from forensic police methods for eyewitness interrogations. Our presentation explains how this technique can add value to market research generating insights on the detailed...

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2014: Research Renaissance

Authors: Ruthie Brandman, Christiane Schmitz-Trebeljahr

Company: Brandman Marketing Research & Consultancy

November 18, 2014

(Con-)figure it out!

In our case study, we investigate the use of digital configurators within market research online communities (MROCs) as viable tools to empower consumers and fuel front-end innovation. Based on an online research community by Braun, an electronic...

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2014: Research Renaissance

Authors: Volker Bilgram, Dorothée Stadler, Gabriele Stahl

November 18, 2014

On-site scenario groups: From lab to life

The task: Evaluate hospitality, cleanliness, safety, and announcements of Deutsche Bahn, Germany’s national rail. The answer: This study was not conducted in a clinical facility where experiences and expectations were explored retrospectively to...

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2014: Research Renaissance

Authors: Christine Schaper, Klaus Berkensträter

Company: Ipsos MRBI

November 18, 2014

Stockography breaking time

We used Stockography to study the changes in Indian weddings in the last two decades. We juxtaposed available stock of past and present weddings and identified the deltas. The data were collected through respondents, professional wedding...

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2014: Research Renaissance

Authors: Sushma Panchawati, Shefali Nath Gupta, Kamna Sharma

November 18, 2014

Three sides to every story

Wearable cameras and now smart-glasses give market researchers more access into consumers’ lives, in a more cost-effective and unobtrusive way. The question for qualitative research is how can we help create understanding around the visual,...

Catalogue: Global Qualitative 2014: Research Renaissance

Author: Dianne Gardiner

November 18, 2014

Creating an inspirational environment in B2B

This presentation offers a hybrid analogy study showing how other business areas inspire product development for dental cementation. First, we used social media for a process of worldwide brainstorming with people doing cementation. We then chose...

Catalogue: Congress 2014: What Inspires?

Authors: Tanja Woppmann, Sylvia Casagranda, Kathrin Wahl, Andreas Woppmann

September 10, 2014

Cultural anchoring

Managing the complexities of brand architecture has never been more challenging. Product commoditisation and competitive intensification have heightened the importance of building deep brand connections with target audiences. Meanwhile, market...

Catalogue: Congress 2014: What Inspires?

Authors: Neale Cotton, Julian Dunne

Company: The Lab Strategy & Planning

September 10, 2014

Nature VS. nurture: Can you change your innovation's destiny?

When it comes to innovation, what side of the nature vs. nurture debate are you on?While some marketers like the late Steve Jobs believe that a new product idea is either good or bad and success will follow accordingly, others believe different...

Catalogue: Congress 2014: What Inspires?

Authors: Helen Wing, Lee Markowitz, Lucy Balbuena Robles, Paul Crowe

Company: Ipsos MRBI

September 10, 2014

Games as an emotionally driven experience

Games are emotionally driven experiences. Immersion theory states that game elements such as narrative determine whether or not players commit emotionally to the game world. Conversely, flow theory focuses on game mechanics and how they bring players...

Catalogue: Congress 2014: What Inspires?

Authors: Tang Ruihong, Danny Wang

September 10, 2014