As I noted in my last post, the American Marketing Association’s Advanced Research Techniques Forum took place in San Francisco the second week in June (June 6-9). The program is an intentional mix of presentations from academic researchers and market research practitioners. While the practitioner presentations are often more interesting, at least from the standpoint of a fellow practitioner, this year the best and most useful presentations either came from the academic side or had significant contribution from one or more academic researchers. In that last post I wrote about three papers that explored different aspects of social media. Three more papers from this year’s ART make my list of the most worthwhile presentations. (more…)
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July 22, 2010
What’s New in Market Research: Report from the Advanced Research Techniques Forum (Part 2)
Posted by dgbakken under Customer Knowledge, Market Research Industry, Survey Research Methods, Thinking Analytically | Tags: Anocha Aribarg, Discrete Choice Models, Non-compensatory choice models, Qing Liu, Thomas Otter |Comments Off