The fastest growing organizations today are using agile approaches to consumer feedback in order to get to market faster with better ideas. These approaches offer opportunities for marketing, innovation and market research teams to create positive change. Whether you are working to bring change to your organization, or you are being disrupted by your organizations need for speed, this blog will help you with concrete examples and recommendations. 

Today’s leading organizations are increasingly taking an agile approach. The benefits are numerous, deeply impactful, and often come quickly; like reduced risks, better products and happier customers. In fact, according to a recent study, 94% of companies say they’ve adopted some agile practices (but, to be fair; more than 60% of those companies' teams have not yet become agile). From the smallest startups to enormous industry juggernauts like Amazon, companies of all sizes are turning to agile methodologies to get things done.

It’s not every day you run into a market researcher that has fundamentally disrupted their organizations. Or is it? The same week I was preparing to present Giustina Parisi’s story at The Quirk's Event, I had the great fortune of hearing the stories of two other disruptive researchers at the Insights Association CEO Summit. They shared their journey and provided some tips and recommendations for other client-side researchers about how you can do the same.

Effective online research techniques are changing drastically thanks to the evolution of technology and the power it affords today’s agencies, brand managers, and product developers—as well as the way it enables consumers to easily connect with brands.

The more accurate and actionable insights your team has, the better your decisions will be. Getting high-quality research results starts with picking the right qualitative technology. In this post, we'll explore the five critical factors you need to consider when assessing online qualitative platform providers and how to maximize the chances you’ll pick the right one.

Thanks to the rise of social media and mobile devices, brands can now leverage online qualitative tools to gather the accurate data they need—quickly and affordably.