Farewell Jayne Van Souwe
It is with great sadness that we advise that our esteemed colleague, friend and AMSRS Fellow, Jayne van Souwe, Principal at Wallis Market and Social Research, passed away on Monday April 15th 2019. Jayne was […]
Features
Automation, machine learning & AI in market research: the basics
We love to throw around terminology for new technologies in the market research industry, but do we really know what these terms mean? Saida Eldon and Horst Feldhaeuser do some defining. Today’s most popular discussions […]
Speed vs. Accuracy – There’s no trade-off for work that really matters
It is impossible to consider the topic of ‘speed versus accuracy’ as it applies to consumer insights work as a whole. Only by drawing a distinction between strategic and tactical work can we begin to […]
We want it now: the client perspective
Ever tightening research timelines was one of the hot topics at the 2018 AMSRS Annual Conference. Building on the discussion, Research News spoke to a number of clients to learn what is happening within their […]
Canada’s MRIA to Reopen
March 29 2019 Canadian MR body the MRIA is to reopen in April, just eight months after declaring bankruptcy. New MR industry association CRIC warns that the relaunch will result in confusion – both in […]
Dynata Launches Survey Participation Report
March 28 2019 Dynata has released the first edition of a Global Trends Report, which benchmarks the environmental, societal and psychological attitudes that impact people’s participation in research. The firm, which was known until recently […]
Avoiding the pitfalls of ‘rogue’ research
Dianne Gardiner explores the dangers of the ‘some research is better than no research’ mentality. The need for speed is real. This is not new news – but dealing with the implications of the continuous […]
Why Australians exercise and the price of keeping fit Study reveals behaviours, habits and motivations behind exercise
Study reveals behaviours, habits and motivations behind exercise. SYDNEY, MARCH 26, 2019: Millennials are spending an average of $1020 per year to keep fit, with 5 per cent investing over $3600 per annum, on gyms, […]
Rebecca Huntley In conversation with Bridie Jabour
Sydney: Thursday 21st March – 6.30pm 2019 AMSRS Conference chair, Rebecca Huntley will be in conversation with Bridie Jabour on Thursday 21st March – 6.30pm at Gleebooks to discuss her essay – Australia Fair: Listening […]
Which institutions do we trust?
With the results of numerous Royal Commissions now before us, and debate raging around how much we trust our institutions, the latest Essential Research report provides pause for thought. The report which summarises the results […]