Mixed mode: the only ‘fitness’ regime?

The main technologies currently used bymarket research arethe telephone and, increasingly, the web. The growth of the latter and the continuing use of the former are both based on the assumption that they have high coverage and thus adequate representation of survey universes.

Mixed mode: the only 'fitness' regime?

Bill BlythTNS plc

INTRODUCTION

Market Research has always been an international industry, particularly in the UK where this expertise was one of the major reasons for the commercial success of the supply side of the industry. Globalisation has further accelerated growth in international research. In particular the number and scale of truly multi-country research surveys, that is surveys conducted to the same specification in many countries simultaneously or as part of a rolling programme, has grown substantially.

Traditionally the received wisdom was that such surveys should be conducted using the same design and...

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