WASHINGTON DC – May 4th 2020 – The Global Research Business Network (GRBN) today announces the launch of its revised Participant Engagement Handbook ENGAGE 2.0 – 30 tips to improve the research participant user experience.
The objective of the Handbook is to help researchers deliver better experiences to research participants to both improve data quality and increase participation rates… Read more.
We are opening up the GRBN Global Events Calendar to include webinars from GRBN partner companies and organizations.
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Australia’s peak body for research, insights and analytics today unveils its new name – The Research Society.
The organisation formerly known as the Australian Market and Social Research Society (AMSRS), has over 2000 members and 80 company and client partners, and has been Australia’s leading research and insights community for 65 years… Read more
My first wish would have to be for everyone’s health and wellbeing. I don’t know about you but I’m getting a bit over ‘unprecedented’ as a word to describe what’s happening but this pandemic is certainly a doozy and has impacted everyone to some degree. Health and wellbeing has to be our first priority right now and it’s fantastic to see how well our Members and Company and Client Partners here in Australia have responded to the crisis and adapted their processes and ways of working to take care of themselves and their people… Read more
At a recent Insights Association’s Virtual Town Hall, Melanie Courtright, CEO, Insights Association, discussed this very current and important topic with Merrill Dubrow, CEO, M/A/R/C Research, Matt O’Mara, Managing Director, Cranbrook Search Consultants and Terrae Schroeder, Head of U.S. Insights, Kellogg’s… Read more
Insights Association Town Hall:
Time for Insights to Prove Business Impact – A Virtual Town Hall
May 15th 2020
Many corporate insights leaders are reporting that, even while working from home, they are busier and more in demand than ever before. Managements depend heavily on them to know and understand not only what is going on during this crisis but also what the future will look like and where they should be concentrating their resources.
This may be the biggest challenge and opportunity for the Insights profession yet.
