Big Data Becomes Invaluable With Storytelling Skills / RBDR

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April 1, 2022

Today on RBDR: Study after study shows Big Data is overwhelming brands and marketers because the employees they depend on to corral and make sense of that data are ill-equipped skill-wise to complete that responsibility.

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Will Sorrell’s Exit From WPP Prompt Kantar Sale? | RBDR

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April 18, 2018. Today on RBDR:

When WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell resigned on Saturday, it began speculation about the enterprise breaking up. Analysts specifically recommend the sale of the Data Management (research) division, which they estimate could bring $5 billion back and considerably lessen WPP’s $6.4 billion debt.

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More Pros than Cons for Sampling that Includes Automation | RBDR

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April 17, 2018. Today on RBDR:

There is widespread acknowledgement about the complexities of sample. Automation is increasingly being implemented to advance the use of sample, but P2Sample’s JD Deitch believes that automation can mean even more to quality research.

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Automation Will Vastly Improve Sampling | RBDR

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February 14, 2018. Today on RBDR:

For most people, automation means manual work being replaced by machines. But P2Sample’s JD Deitch sees beyond that and expresses big ideas about how it will radically improve sample and the accuracy and worth of research projects.

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Kristin Luck’s future? Unilever’s new “Insights” attitude. (RBDR 1.13.2015)

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On today’s RBDR: 1) We have learned that FocusVision will announce its acquisition of Decipher Inc. today, but the continuing role of Decipher President & CMO Kristin Luck is in doubt. 2) RFL Communications has announced its RFL Market Research Toolbox Report, an initiative to shed light on the proper situation(s) that call for the use of any of the many options available in a research project. 3) Unilever SVP CMI Stan Sthanunathan sat down with Research-Live to explain the business’ new attitude about insights