Research Faces The 4th Industrial Revolution | RBDR

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August 21, 2018. Today on RBDR:

We are in the midst of the “Fourth Industrial Revolution,” an era marked by dynamic technological change and a rollout at incredible speed. Strategic performance consultant Bernard Marr spells out some of the most important changes that are increasingly impacting businesses and individuals.

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Nielsen launches SM/TV service. CMO considerations in the digital marketing age. (RBDR 08.11.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Nielsen launches a social media/TV service that provides Twitter AND Facebook data.

2) New considerations for CMOs as the digital marketing age continues to evolve and promise corporate and brand-building capabilities.

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TV loses dominance with consumers. Ad optimizing may undercut reach. (RBDR 02.15.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) An IAB study in the United Kingdom states that the TV is no longer consumers’ dominant screen.

2) Ad campaign viewability is not as simple as current vendor providers may think. A Quantcast study claims that following current methods to optimize an ad’s online viewability may actually undercut the success of the campaign.

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How close should researchers get? Apple enters VR. IAB tries unifying. (RBDR 02.02.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Sneak peek at a NewMR presentation from Edward Appleton and Aastha Tiku later this week about how close a researchers can/should get to their subject for the best results. Find a link to this study here.

2) Apple joins the expanding field of technical businesses who are in on the Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality field.

3) The Interactive Advertising Bureau releases “Data Segments and Techniques Lexicon,” hoping to get everyone in the data field on the same page.

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Smartphones as monitoring tools. Class action research suit. IoT and data leaks. (RBDR 01.25.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) We touch on the growing, remarkable, and important value of smartphones as a monitoring tool.

2) Global Marketing Research Services of Melbourne, FL is the target of a class action lawsuit by plaintiffs in 48 states.

3) Internet of Things devices are under attack for their data leakage. Read the story here.

RBDR is sponsored by L&E Research, where recruiting is their passion. Quality respondents plus quality information. It’s that simple.

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