Bob Lederer RBDR

MR salaries already up. Bryson on what’s in store for Qual. (RBDR 11.19.2014)

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Today on RBDR: 1) A Burtch Works U.S. compensation study down back July shows market researcher pay and benefits are already moving up. (Download the study: http://www.burtchworks.com/big-data-analyst-salary/big-data-career-tips/the-burtch-works-study/) 2) Reuters reports indications that Google Glass will commercially debut in 2015. 3) 2020 Research President Jim Bryson expects qualitative research as we know it to all but disappear within 10 years, but its evolution into single-phase qualitative/quantitative project work will be for the better.

Bob Lederer RBDR

Consumers’ 1st data sales marketplace. Google Glass app shows emotions (RBDR 9/4/2014)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Datacoup may be the world’s first seller of individual’s personal information, which the business buys from 26,000 PC and/or smartphone users each month for as much as $8.00 per participant. 2) Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute in Germany has developed SHORE, an app for Google Glass that spells out for the wearer the emotion of the persons in his/her line of sight. 3) Toyota won a federal court’s ruling to have part of a lawsuit against it by Rincon & Associates thrown out, however it still faces allegations of contract, fraud and trade secret violations.

Bob Lederer RFL Communications, Inc.

Blackberry pursues health care; Google Glass: a Big Surgeon Solution? (PRVR–7/14-18/2014)

This week on Pharma Research VIDEO Report:  1) Blackberry tries out information solutions in health care to revive the business’ fortunes. Testing is underway in India.  2) The largest hospital group in the Carolinas is purchasing data to get a handle on two million patients’ lifestyle buying behavior.  3) A beta testing group, Glass Explorers, says surgeons will be making important use of Google Glass.  4) Best Practices LLC’s Chairman Chris Bogan discusses whether pharmaceutical company market research departments are sitting pretty with all the new information needs of senior managements.

Bob Lederer RFL Communications, Inc.

iModerate’s qual tracking; Big Data: $30B market; Google Glass’ software enabler (RBDR—6/19/2014)

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Today:

1) iModerate introduces another new workable MR tool, a qualitative tracking technique featuring text analytic software. 2) Google Executive Chairman says 2014 will herald the new era of Big Data and machine intelligence. 3) The software provider that equips the biggest market research companies that want to empower Google Glass to become a MR force speaks to RBDR.

Bob Lederer RFL Communications, Inc.

“Favoriting” to vanish? MR tools should answer “Why”; Google Glass won’t fly? (RBDR–5/20/2014)

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Today: 1) A study from two European universities about Twitter “favoriting” explains why it happens but the capability may be on its last legs. 2) KL Communications President Kevin Lonnie takes on research industry satisfaction with the kids of research innovations it is willing to incorporate for better research. He says it is lacking in helping to capture “Why” for clients. 3) On Seeking Alpha, Leigh Grogen details several reasons why Google Glass is unlikely to become a hit with consumers.