In this paper, we will seek to outline:- The specific problem facing us in Japan;- Why it was important to adopt a new method to derive answers;- The results of our research and what new insights we garnered;- How we went about maximizing the impact of our insights;- The bottom-line impact to Japanese business.
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.
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.
How Coca-Cola Japan partnered with a tech start-up to co-create an offering appropriate for their market. By addressing issues around time and efficiencies they achieved win-win outcomes. According to the Japanese Market Research Association, in 2013 the Japanese market research industry grew by only 0.8%, down from a huge increase of 8.4% in the previous year, since then the industry has grown in Japan, but has yet to reach the levels of growth seen back in 2012. This arrest in growth in the local industry was accompanied by a severe tightening of budgets across the marketing and insights functions.
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We aim to help shift Japan's course towards a brighter future -- economically, as a society and as individuals -- by illuminating the true cost of gender inequality. To tackle the issue Unilever has partnered with Ipsos to conduct quantitative research to try and identify the issues that Japanese women deem most relevant to themselves and seek support for. This understanding is felt to be key to providing meaningful support to women, as well as enabling brands to connect with consumers with messaging that resonates.
The worlds healthiest and most financially prepared citizens - the Japanese - view old age with overwhelming anxiety. With this insight as a backdrop, and a refreshed brand, MetLife set out to #ChangeRougo, the very meaning of life after retirement in Japan.
The world's healthiest and most financially prepared citizens - the Japanese - view old age with overwhelming anxiety. With this insight as a backdrop, and a refreshed brand, MetLife set out to #ChangeRougo, the very meaning of life after retirement in Japan.
The world's healthiest and most financially prepared citizens - the Japanese - view old age with overwhelming anxiety. With this insight as a backdrop, and a refreshed brand, MetLife set out to #ChangeRougo, the very meaning of life after retirement in Japan.
Whit this paper the author intends to introduce the initiatives of MR 2.0 (Marketing Research 2.0), the voluntary group of professionals, to illustrate a case of collaboration between suppliers and clients, hoping to inspire similar initiatives in other countries, rather than proposing new methods, analysis or processes. It tells a story rather than making thesis, of the journey the group has made till today, discussing critical issues, which lie in the relationship between suppliers and clients and could be common across countries, as well as the initiatives proposed to solve the problems.