Forrester advice. WOM bests social. Facebook content public. (RBDR 3.12.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Forrester Research VP Carl Doty advises companies to forego creation of Chief Data Officer or Chief Digital Officer positions. They are a distraction for what actually needs to happen inside the typical corporation. 2) Think social media is the most powerful influence on television viewing? Think again, says a University of Rochester Simon Business School study. It’s actually word of mouth. 3) Facebook is joining Twitter in making available information about what its members are talking about to marketers. 4) Candice Bennett is the latest researcher to enter the political arena.

Do we need Data Scientists? Strong audiences for SB49 commercials. (RBDR 2.4.2015)

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Today on RBDR:  1) The case against corporations that feel they need to go all out for data scientists.  2) Super Bowl commercials maintained the audience levels that were in place during Super Bowl 49 itself, a situation unlike that recorded during usual sporting events.  3) Gap, Inc. decides to do away with Chief Marketing Officer in favor of a Customer Experience officer. Could it be the start of a trend?

New report on training today’s researchers. CMO mkt intell tools (RBDR 10 21 2014)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Best Practices LLC’s new report on training market researchers to be optimum functioning contributors. 2) A blog comments on three top tools and techniques available to CMOs take control of market intelligence.

CMOs & Procurement not friends; Unilever Foundry attempts to fast-track (RBDR–5/29/2014)

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Today: 1) Italian technology company Taggalo is finalizing beta testing of its outdoor digital media measurement system, which it plans to launch in July. 2) CMOs are making friends with many important internal departments, but not procurement–to marketing’s detriment. 3) The Unilever Foundry is supposed to engage Unilever faster, easier and better with budding innovative marketing and media startups.

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CEOs & CMOs share onus of making Big Data work (RBDR–3/19/2014)

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Today: 1) Bob Lederer reviews IBM’s new Big Data study has several positive and some other negative aspects. He also analyzes the underlying ramifications of the study results, noting why CEOs and CMOs share the onus of finding the Big Data solution for their enterprise. 2) What’s the financial impact of significant use of online customer data? A UK study reveals that number. 3) Bill Harvey discusses how far neuroscience can take a researcher with unconscious decision making, and how traditional tools can help fill the remaining information void.