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New guide from Infotools: Five ways to keep consumer insights at the heart of your organization

New publication shares decades of knowledge from working with some of world’s largest brands such as Coca-Cola, Mondelēz and Orange.

24 May 2018 - Auckland, New Zealand - Infotools, a global leader in market research analysis solutions, has released a new publication called The Insider’s Guide: Five ways to keep consumer insights at the heart of your organization. The new guide includes a compilation of expert viewpoints from Infotools’ leadership, sharing best practices on everything from data democratization to proving the ROI of market research. The knowledge encompasses decades of solving common market research issues and finding success with brands like Coca-Cola, Mondelēz, and Orange.

“At a time when stakeholders are demanding more for less, market researchers must deliver on high expectations,” said Ant Franklin, CEO of Infotools. “Using the right approach and smarter tactics will make this an achievable goal. In this guide, our veteran experts share their knowledge on how to successfully overcome some of the key challenges facing our industry.”

The Insider’s Guide: Five ways to keep consumer insights at the heart of your organization is authored by real researchers with on-the-ground experience. They share their expertise on:

  • Finding the balance between thorough analysis and fast turn-around.
  • Creating the right environment for your researchers to do their best work.
  • Delivering compelling insights for stakeholders through data visualization.
  • Getting the most out of your research investments.
  • Keeping a laser focus on delivering value to the bottom line and proving ROI.

Franklin continued, “The bottom line is that our industry needs to start pivoting to meet some fast-paced demands. By sharing our expertise and lessons learned, we can start to create a sea change in our space that leads to business success for clients.”

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