Artificial Intelligence: Friend Or Foe of Marketing Creativity? / RBDR

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February 12, 2020

Today on RBDR: Artificial Intelligence has overcome the perception as a giant barrier of threatening people’s employment, but concerns remain. For instance, 56% of marketers are uncertain about whether AI and automation will harm or help their efforts.

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The Truth Re: DIY, MR Industry Growth, MR Tech | RBDR

September 11, 2017. Today on RBDR:

Survey Sampling President & CEO Chris Fanning discusses DIY research, what struggling giant research companies indicate to the full research industry and some hard truths about research technology.

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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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Talking technological limits with FlexMR’s Charles Pearson. (RBDR 08.03.2016)

Today on RBDR:

A conversation with FlexMR SVP Business Development Charles Pearson about the limits of technology in great research – and the long-understood need for added emphasis on the human element in order to improve our research effort.

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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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