Right brain, weak signals, Web 2.0, social networks & the future of market research

The last few years have been marked by an increasing number of articles concerned with the future of market research.

Right brain, weak signals, Web 2.0, social networks & the future of market research

Mike Cooke and Nick BuckleyGfK NOP

THE PRESENT

The last few years have been marked by an increasing number of articles, written by eminent market researchers concerned with the future of market research. Their concerns are based around an increasing belief that our historic models are failing to provide the insights sought by our clients. As Andrew Zolli noted:

“Wander the halls of any of today's ever-multiplying corporate-innovation conferences, and you'll find experts playing to packed houses, evangelizing the power of user-driven design, the importance...

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