Jerry Thomas: Technology Overrated in its MR Business Impact | RBDR

November 16th, 2016. Today on RBDR: Is technology all it is cranked up to be in terms of its impact on business? Decision Analyst President Jerry Thomas makes the case to RBDR viewers that it is not the actual contributor most observers perceive it to be and he presents several research examples of wasted research technology dollars.

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Big Data: Essential for Marketers’ Reach to Millennials | RBDR

Wednesday November 9th, 2016. Today on RBDR:

1) Big Data is a very valuable market tool in reaching out to Millennials.
2) USC Information Sciences Institute computer scientist Emilio Ferrara has a startling discovery from a study of one month’s worth of tweets about the presidential election were actually generated by pro-Trump and pro-Clinton software robots.

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Ad Hoc Research, Data Silos Holding Back Insights Function Acceptance | RBDR

Tuesday November 8th, 2016. Today on RBDR:

1) 44% of Insights functions believe they are a valued contributor to businesses, yet the same functions say ad hoc research and data silos that possess research data and findings are holding back internal acceptance of research. Read this study by clicking here.

2) Can a new Facebook bot called Claire prove itself to be a better predictor of New Product success at retail? You can find this story by clicking here.

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Market Research a Top Innovation Area | RBDR

Monday November 7th, 2016. Today on RBDR:

1) Marketing and Market Research, grouped together, are perceived as one of the leading business categories that are ripe for innovation.
2) An update on what Donald Trump owes his pollster, Tony Fabrizio, shows he actually owes more than the $767,000 previously reported.

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Polling doesn’t help discourse? MR’s search to divide personal/respondent data. (RBDR 10.05.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) DePauw Professor Jeffrey McCall blogged his discomfort with polling because it does not serve the public interest and actually has been perverted to form public opinion. Read his post by clicking here.

2) Market researchers search for a solution to a issue they must re-confront: maintaining the separation between personal and respondent data.

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