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We’ve published the GOR14 conference proceedings today!
You can download them here!
Time: Thursday, 06/03/2014: 15.45 – 16.45
Is anonymity a blessing or a curse, a bastion or a tombstone for MR? Join six well known experts from market research, customer relationship management, social media, big data analysis and law in their discussion.
The promise of anonymity is a corner stone of market research. Protecting personal data is meant to encourage participation in surveys and honesty of answers. Furthermore, in many countries a strict distinction between anonymized data for research purposes and personalized data for sales purposes helps to exclude research activities from restrictive legal regulations that apply to direct marketing.
On the other hand anonymity seems increasingly to become a stumbling block to the MR industry. Social Media and Big Data tend to act beyond privacy. Clients demand individualized information for individualized marketing purposes. Big data and customer panels open new access to samples and behavioral data. Thus, many established MR providers experience massive competitive pressure from non-anonymizing competitors.
So, is Mr. X dead? Or even more essential to the profession than ever before?
Participants:
You can register for conference participation here.
The early registration discount for conference participation for the General Online Research 2014, from 5-7 March 2014 in Cologne, ends on Friday, 31 January 2014!
You can register here!
Just a quick reminder that the poster submission deadline ends tonight!
Abstracts for posters can be submitted via the GOR 14 ConfTool.
More information on posters can be found here.