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Yahoo, Florida Citrus downsize research. Qualtrics Insights Platform sees broad testing and usage. (RBDR 02.22.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Yahoo and the Florida Department of Citrus, each facing unique financial challenges, are downsizing their research functions.

2) The Qualtrics Insights Platform is in broad testing and usage because it encompasses difficult-to-obtain data regarding company employee attitudes and customer sentiments and insights.

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Ipsos adopts GCS. Top CMO mistakes involve data. Yahoo new search algorithm. (RBDR 4.22.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Google Consumer Surveys adds an impressive new proponent and user, Ipsos. 2) Robert Bosch’s article on Marketing Magazine in the UK, “5 things CMOs can do to get fired” touches on 3 things that directly or indirectly relate to data and research. 3) Yahoo! Labs has developed an algorithm that purportedly can improve results from search campaigns.