2024: 5 Predictions for a Generative Leap in Market Research Administrator Methods & Trends 1/2/2024 8:20:00 AM By Steven Millman, Global Head of Research and Data Science, Dynata Buckle up, market researchers. If you thought the explosion of generative AI (GenAI) and large language models (LLMs) in 2023 was crazy to watch, just wait until you see the changes these technologies will bring in 2024. The future of market research is on a collision course with GenAI, and our industry will slog, struggle, succeed, and learn from mistakes as we collectively figure out what to do with the newly democratized... Read More
Ten Tips for Making Advertising Claims Administrator Methods & Trends 7/16/2023 1:23:00 PM Marketers love to make claims about their products and services. Why? Because ad claims work. When choosing, substantiating and executing any type of claim in your advertising, keep these best practices in mind... Read More
How to Login to the IA Community Discussion Boards (Only for Members) Howard Fienberg Government Affairs, Industry News, Methods & Trends, Management & Operations 12/21/2022 4:29:00 PM A step-by-step guide to logging into and using the Insights Association members-only community Discussion Boards. Read More
Why Understanding Human Values is the Key to Meaningful Customer Centricity Camille Nicita Methods & Trends 5/5/2022 10:55:00 AM We’re facing a crisis of customer centricity. Most companies recognize customers as the necessary focal point of business operations, but the philosophy tends to fall apart in the execution. To bridge the gap, we must first understand how brands interpret customer centricity and its ensuing actions, or lack thereof. Read More
How much does the federal government spend on survey and opinion research? Howard Fienberg Methods & Trends, Management & Operations 11/1/2011 7:12:00 PM Though it may be commonly cited that the government is the largest purchaser of survey and opinion research in the country, figures on how much the U.S. government actually spends on survey research are not readily apparent. Read More