?ResTech? is one of the hottest terms in the fields of market research, consumer insights, and customer analytics.Join ResTech pioneer and QuestionPro CEO Vivek Baskaran, market research extraordinaire and HubUX CEO Jamin Brazil, and MRII?s Executive Director Dr. Stephen Kraus to discuss the emergence and evolution of this new field we call ResTech.Topics IncludeHow technology platforms, automation and AI are revolutionizing the research processThe continued growth of online survey platforms, and their role in brands increasingly ?in-sourcing? their researchThe emergence of ?insights repositories? -- platforms that allow for the easy encoding, synthesis and retrieval of insightsAll registrants will receive a link to the online recorded video, so you can view the webinar at a later time, if more convenient.This webinar is brought to you by a unique collaboration between ESOMAR, the world?s leading international research association; University of Georgia?s Center for Continuing Education, the leader in self-paced online research courses; Market Research Institute International, a nonprofit association of industry practitioners maintaining and evolving the Market Research Core Body of Knowledge (MRCBOK?); and the Canadian Research Insights Council, Canada?s market research association.
Join Qualtrics as we dive into insights from our first annual study into market research trends around the world.Learn how the industry reframed priorities in the aftermath of COVID-19, and how organisations are adapting their market research strategy to design and improve experiences people want in 2021 and beyond.What you'll learn from this webinar: - Key priorities and challenges for research leaders in 2021- How researchers adapted to new challenges, like COVID-19 and shifts in consumer behaviour- How age-old market research challenges like data quality and shrinking budgets persist- The impact of technology on how market researchers adjust to challenges in 2021- Customer stories and practical guidance on designing experiences
What makes for a successful insights team? And beyond that, an organization that can quickly leverage its insights to create better business outcomes? In this interview, Amanda Alvarez, Insights Portal Manager at Comcast and Thor Olof Philogène, Stravito CEO and co-founder, discuss the inner workings of a highly effective insights team. Together, they'll explore the variety of factors that contribute to building and maintaining a vibrant insights organization.You'll get tips on:- How to make insights tech initiatives a success- How to better position your insights team as a strategic business partner- How you can use technology to simplify your day-to-day work as an insights manager
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
In the past, implicit and explicit responses to stimuli were gauged in a testing (non-natural) environment.In the scientific community, people most often distinguish only between system1 and system2, and consequently have to put perception into one of the buckets, then of course system1 would be more suitable than system2.But our unique claim is that there is a third system, independent of the two, which system 0.System 0 is a market research innovation in which ads are tested in their natural environment where respondents are not aware of ads being tested and implicit consumer response and explicit behavior are recorded.
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.
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.
Surveys are yesterday's insights technology. The future is about artificial intelligence and conversations with benefits for researchers, research buyers, consumers. In this presentation, we look at the technology, its application and the evidence to show why it is the future of our industry.
The everyday use of technology has been changing our perspective regarding what we are as individuals, and what we are able to deliver. The access to technology has also been transforming us as consumers, changing our behaviours, values and our expectations related to brands. In addition, technology has been making way for new sources of competition in various industries over the years. It is the main transformation channel in the corporate world, and it has re-shaped models and businesses.
Just as marketing and advertising have made augmented reality a tool to enrich the consumer experience with brands, it must also become allied for marketing research, especially in online studies.