This document discusses how to effectively market research insights. It presents the results of a survey of 185 marketers and insights managers showing that while 92% believe research insights are valuable, only 65% share them extensively within their organization. It then outlines a six step content marketing model to better share insights, involving three content streams (updates, projects, campaigns) and four building blocks (harvest, seed, activate, collaborate). Various tactics are proposed under each building block, like mindmap challenges, consumer news updates, and workshops with consumers. The goal is to shift from simply presenting insights to activating stakeholders and collaborating to shape outcomes.
This document provides a sneak peek at findings from the GreenBook GRIT Study regarding insights from Japan in Q1-2 2016. Some key findings include:
- Major Japanese suppliers like Intage and Macromill are seen as innovative within Japan but not as well known overseas.
- Respondents from Japan are less likely than those globally to have adopted new techniques like mobile and social media analytics.
- Japanese respondents placed more importance on aligning research with business needs and consulting skills compared to global respondents.
- Areas of automation with the highest use in Japan include analysis of survey data, charting/infographics, and analysis of text data.
The document discusses how automation and artificial intelligence will impact the field of market research. It outlines four waves of automation that have occurred, from augmenting muscle to replacing brain functions. While automation has sometimes negatively impacted jobs like glass blowers, it has also increased employment in other fields like automobiles and IT. In market research, automation has reduced roles like interviewers but increased roles for programmers and data analysts. Overall, automation is expected to improve the speed, cost and quality of market research while changing the nature of jobs in the industry.
The document summarizes a lecture by Ray Poynter on using storytelling in market research. Poynter discusses why storytelling is important, finding stories within data, and conveying those stories effectively. He outlines a process for transforming data into stories, beginning with defining the problem, establishing existing knowledge, checking and organizing data, finding the message within it, and crafting a story. Poynter emphasizes frameworks for analysis and considering research in a wider context to produce useful stories.
Ray Poynter gave a lecture on creating better presentations. He discussed that there is no single best presentation style, as the style depends on factors like the audience and message. Poynter emphasized the importance of narrative flow and using stories and techniques like building slides incrementally. He recommended analyzing TED talks to learn from examples of great presenters like Hans Rosling. Poynter's lecture provided tips on aspects like limiting words on slides and rehearsing presentations.
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Ray Poynter gave a lecture on big data and advanced analytics. He discussed what constitutes big data, examples of big data projects, the strengths and weaknesses of big data analysis, and challenges related to big data. Some key points included defining big data as data that requires Hadoop to analyze, examples of companies like Tesco using sensors and customer data for analytics, the difficulty of distinguishing correlation from causation, and failures of early big data projects like Google Flu Trends.
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Ray Poynter gave a presentation on emerging trends in market research to the JMRX conference in Tokyo. Some of the key trends he discussed included the growing use of mobile devices in traditional research methods, the rise of do-it-yourself automation tools, and increasing adoption of text analytics and location-based research. He also touched on emerging areas like big data, passive data collection, and the potential impacts of automation on market research job roles over the next five years.
The document summarizes an upcoming conference called IIeX Asia Pacific that will take place on December 4-5, 2014 in Sydney, Australia. The conference will focus on advancing business value through insights and bringing together new ideas in market research. It will provide solutions to real business needs identified with Corporate Partners. The conference will feature presentations from innovative technology providers and thought leaders to drive new conversations and business impact. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet privately with solution providers and take advantage of an early bird discount for registration.
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Innovation/Insight Community Research
-Insights & Solutions
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Finding
Insight
- Insights classification
- Key insights
- Insights Map
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Solution
- Idea generation based on insights
- Super consumers
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Optimizing
Concept
- Concept clinic
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