Posts Tagged ‘Brazil’
IIeX: Observations On The Inaugural Insight Innovation Exchange Event in Sao Paulo
Monday, March 25, 2013, 20:09 pm No CommentsAri Popper gives a summary of his key takeaways from Insight Innovation Exchange LatAm Day 1. Continue reading
AIMing For Research Relevance In Latin America
Monday, August 20, 2012, 21:05 pm 4 CommentsAfter my trip to Chile to speak at the AIM conference I stand by my previous view: LatAm is poised to lead the future in many substantive ways. The region is ripe with opportunity and is developing fast. Here is why I think that. Continue reading
Is Latin America Going To Lead The Research Revolution?
Friday, August 10, 2012, 11:37 am 12 CommentsI’ll be attending the Chilean Association of Market Researchers conference next week which prompted me to think about the immense opportunity for innovation leadership by MR firms in the region. I think it likely that the Research Revolution may be driven by emerging markets like LATAM. Here is why. Continue reading
The Global View – Smartphones: The New Brazilian Passion and the Opportunity for Market Research
Monday, May 14, 2012, 9:21 am 3 CommentsWith consumers going digital, multi-tasking and having the world at their fingertips, everywhere and anywhere, researchers need to take the opportunity to interact with them, gathering real-time insights, opinions and feedback. There is no doubt; researchers should embrace mobile research methodologies and technologies now. Continue reading
The Global View – Gamification: An Option Or A Requirement?
Monday, February 20, 2012, 6:29 am 21 CommentsGamification has become a buzzword for a reason; its adoption is not an option, but mandatory for companies wanting to better understand and engage with the new generations, the ones who are fast becoming the main workforce and consumer power of the future. Continue reading




































