Tech that empowers research & insights professionals to share knowledge, collaborate more effectively and operate in a DIY environment is playing a critical role in the new workplace. This is why so many large enterprises are now investing in market insights platforms capable of linking together answers from internal documents, syndicated research and critical tools. Advances in AI are creating a new breed of market insights platforms that eliminate tedious tasks and are setting the standards for ease of implementation, adoption, usability and results. But there are still plenty of challenges and pitfalls as driving adoption and change aren't as easy as just buying a tool.Key takeaways will be:- The User Story and the Case for an Insights Platform- Common pitfalls and challenges, what to watch out for- Tips from the front line on driving user adoption
If there?s anything the last year has taught us, it?s to expect the unexpected. From dramatic changes in consumer behavior to rapid shifts in the way we work, we?ve seen that the technology we use needs to be adaptable across a variety of situations. But for consumer insights and marketing teams, finding the processes and tools to support these changing needs can be difficult. In this in-depth webinar, Stravito CEO and Co-founder Thor Olof Philogène will:- Share learnings on how to keep insights work agile from some of the world?s leading media, consumer electronics, and FMCG brands;- Showcase how an AI-powered knowledge management platform addresses the challenges that come with remote insights work;- Provide concrete tips on how consumer insights and marketing teams can keep employees across business units informed, inspired, and ready to tackle the unexpected.
While AI models and data analytics create a world of new possibilities for identifying business insights, they have also created numerous new privacy implications and ethical responsibilities for insights professionals. With International Data Privacy on January 28, 2021, the Canadian Research Insights Council (CRIC) AI & Data Analytics Thought Leadership Council and ESOMAR have organized an online panel of leading data privacy professionals to explore key questions related to privacy in the era of AI and data analytics. The panel will explore the implications of Canada's proposed Digital Charter Implementation Act (Bill C-11), that intends to establish a new privacy law for the private sector and new powers for the Office of the Privacy Commissioner, the role of standards in data governance, transparency of algorithms and decision systems, and ethical implications of data collection and insights generation. The panel will also describe a new guideline being developed by ESOMAR and GRBN for researchers and clients when processing secondary data for research. The panel will be moderated by Briana Brownell, CEO of Pure Strategy AI, and member of CRIC's AI & Data Analytics Thought Leadership Council.
Tensions have risen sharply in the US recently over freedom of speech and privacy with the Twitter/WhatsApp/Facebook issues.How are we in Asia Pacific responding to the big privacy issues? Is our profession under threat?Are we coping with the privacy pressures presented by AI, passive and big data. Do we know enough to handle the big questions?Learn all about the global and Asia perspectives from the legal side, leading associations who have grappled with the issues and a viewpoint from AirAsia.
This time, it will not be the AI winters we saw in the 1970s and 1990s, but a human winter, where the very relevance of human effort is being called into question. There is an irony inherent in this- developments in AI started to gain a strong momentum when an approach, modelled on the workings of the human brain, was adopted. This is now expected to make us obsolete! Further, as the discourse about the need for us to change and adapt to the new reality continues to gain momentum, I want to make the case that it is not so much by changing, but by staying true to what makes us human, that we will ride the AI wave; in fact, the success or failure of AI will depend on how human we remain.
Engaging drama have conflicts. Now many industries are in progress of such a drama to see how AI change the world, feeling some fears if AI steal jobs from us, human. Let's see the progress in MR if "Job to find insight" can be done by AI or not.
Measure ROI of shelf and off location conversions: a Ferrero case study. It's all about Chocolate!
Gaining a new perspective on how new technology and consumer reality is changing the requirements for product development.
AI is one of the hottest topics in the industry and its potential to enhance and improve data analysis could be considered unparalleled. But how to ensure that the AI we utilize doesn't produce bigger data gaps than it fixes?
"I fully trust the predictions of product pre-testing. It is well-invested money!"In a nutshell, that's the change in perception among CEOs which would delight us.Imagine if you could test products before placing them in your sales channels in such a way that you could precisely predict whether the product would be a flop or not. Imagine if you could gather consumer feedback so precisely that you could understand exactly what consumers like and dislike about your product. And finally, imagine that there is a way to evaluate consumer feedback in a scalable and automated way to generate high pre-testing ROI.But how to do that? We found a solution by leveraging the power of semantic analytics and combining it with classic closed-survey questions to a powerful predictive algorithm that enabled us to avoid millions and change our CEOs' perceptions.
In 2019, GSK started to explore the role of an AI Self Care Coach that you can interact within a retail healthcare environment. An initiative ahead of its time and the foundation for a new digital and in-store strategic direction that is more important than ever before, in our increasingly contactless world. This is a story that will take you through our experimentation journey, where we played with different research techniques to get beyond the obvious stated Purchase Intent or Engagement and into the potential of technology in the store of the future...which is today!
Sharing economy, cloud computing, AR in smartphones, AI in smart homes. But what is the next step to make market research "Smart"? Nowadays a consumer expects, rather than seeks, a direct dialogue with a brand through direct channels where they can share thoughts and experiences. We believe we must stop looking for respondents and stop looking for people driven by the reward intent. We must look for opinions and intentions in an authentic and transparent way. At the ESOMAR Congress 2019 we demonstrated that 70% of smart speaker owners in the US are willing to be interviewed by Alexa without a reward. But would they join a panel? We ran an experiment to find out. Join us and be inspired!