Mike Stevens explains how ‘autonomation’ – an idea borrowed from lean manufacturing – can help agencies transform by combining human skill with technology
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Mike Stevens explains how ‘autonomation’ – an idea borrowed from lean manufacturing – can help agencies transform by combining human skill with technology
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Key highlights from the IIEX Europe 2019 conference: more privacy-awareness, data integration, artificial intelligence, insight activation & build vs buy.
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Mike Stevens reviews the likely impact of AI, machine learning and automation on client-agency relationships, and proposes 5 new models for the future
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Consumers are becoming increasingly privacy aware. Researchers who track users’ online or geo-location behaviour need to treat participants with respect.
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Market researchers: don’t get left behind by your UX peers. Discover some of the latest UX tools you can also use for wider market research. When the first websites and online services of what we used to call the ‘new media’ era were being built there were no user experience researchers or agencies to turn
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Sjoerd Koornstra of The House of Insights introduces the basics of Machine Learning, explains why insight managers need to be analytics translators and shares a CPG innovation case study.
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OK, I’ll be honest: neuromarketing is a bit of a bucket category in the directory. It includes lots of different techniques that are variously grouped under behavioural psychology, System 1 and emotionAI tools. And other fancy words. All these things stem from a recognition that asking questions (in online surveys, interviews or focus groups) doesn’t always get
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If you’re going to do a survey, you need to know where your respondents come from. Andrew Grenville’s book The Insights Revolution has some good examples that ram home the importance of knowing your sample. So where do automated survey platforms get their people from? Broadly, there are three places (excluding Bring-Your-Own / integrating with CRM
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Mike Stevens shows how the future of market research, user research and customer experience management will be underpinned by technology platforms.
Assisted, guided and embedded: the future of insight & analytics Read More »
This case study shows how AI can build a panel of up to two million ‘virtual consumers’ using agent based micro-modelling on a research sample of a few hundred. JDE’s brief JDE is one of the world’s leading coffee manufacturers, with brands including Jacobs, Tassimo, Senseo, Douwe Egberts, Kenco and L’OR. In France, where Roast
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This article is from April 2017; SAP’s planned acquisition of Qualtrics for $8bn puts it in a new light, but the main points still stand. Last week, I went to the first big Qualtrics event in Europe – Converge. Not quite on the scale of its earlier Summit in Salt Lake City (no Elton John at this one … mercifully), but
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So SAP just announced that it’s buying Qualtrics for $8bn. That’s roughly two Kantars, one Nielsen or about a fifth of the global research industry. It’s also around 20 times Qualtrics’ forecast revenue for 2018 ($400m). That’s a serious premium. For comparison, IBM is paying around 10x revenue for Red Hat; and salesforce.com trades at
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