3 presidential poll methods detailed. Employers may want workers to wear Fitbit. (RBDR 10.26.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Three very different polling techniques being used in this year’s presidential campaign are explained.

2) Plus, research has been excited by the prospect of collecting unique, valuable information, but a new study says an ROI from employee use of Fitbit has been calculated. That could induce employers to push employees to use this wearable.

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The ‘dark side’ of Fitbit. Survey expert challenged by Donald Trump. (RBDR 09.08.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) There is a “dark side” to Fitbit, according to women who religiously wear it.

2) The conclusions of a survey expert in consumer perceptions about advertising is contested by Donald Trump’s lawyers in one of the Trump University lawsuits.

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Fitbit impacts women’s lifestyles. Resolve ‘Sales, Mktg conflict w/metrics? (RBDR 09.07.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) A study of Fitbit-wearing women reveals that these wearable fitness trackers are becoming ingrained in the lives of a huge percentage of those users.

2) Sales versus Marketing is an age-old corporate issue, however a new study provides important understanding on what pits the two groups against each other. A couple of the problems are all about metrics.

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Fitbit target of class action. DA Professionals more skilled/satisfied than peers. (RBDR 06.01.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) A class action suit has been filed against Fitbit, alleging that its heartbeat readings of users are off, on average, by 20 beats.

2) A study by AnalyticsWeek and Business Over Broadway finds that decision analyst professionals working in Marketing & Sales, R&D and IT are more skilled and more satisfied with the outcome of their assignments than their peers in other corporate functions.

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FitBit dominates wearables. Online adv killing TV. Data as impt as product. (RBDR 9.11.2015)

Today on RBDR:

1) FitBit explains why it is dominating the wearables market so far, easily surpassing smart watches (even those from Apple).

2) A media research analyst projects the 12% annual growth rate for online advertising through 2020 is going to slowly kill TV.

3) Companies admit in a Capgemini & EMC study that they fear so much that the changing data landscape could leave their organization at a competitive disadvantage that they are taking extraordinary measures that break corporate data norms.

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