Business strategists can and should learn a key lesson from the world’s best ever ice hockey player, Wayne Gretzky. Gretzky basically wrote the NHL record book, most goals in a season, fastest 50 goals, only player ever to score 200 […]
As a service to startups, NewMR has offered to post a single announcement from new startups to help people hear about them. You can read more about the scheme here. The post below was written by the company. NewMR does not […]
From time-to-time people reach out to us to tell us about a new company in the market research space. Sometimes we are able to engage in a conversation, sometimes we are in a position to help with advice with marketing […]
Over the Christmas/New Year break I have been busy thinking about my plans for 2016. As usual, there are way too many things I’d like to include, so I will need to prioritise. Thinking about how best to use my […]
A new year has started and some great MR brands have already stepped forward as #NewMR sponsors, helping ensure that #NewMR will be able to continue to curate interesting and useful material. So this post is a quick shout out […]
Before Information Technology a framework was the skeleton of a building or object, something around which the finished product could be built. But, over the last 30 years the term framework has expanded into a much wider range of situations, […]
Despite Nobel prize-winning physicist Niels Bohr’s advice that ‘Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future’, here are my predictions for 2016. 1) Bigger Legal Problems for Google and Facebook This year has shown an escalation in problems for Google, […]
The Guardian website has a long article that looks at how Ted Cruz has utilised a UK company, and work done by UK academics, to harvest data from tens of millions of Facebook users without their knowledge. Ted Cruz is […]
[Sorry, this is a really long post, but I have been asked several times to explain the key differences between qual and quant. Here is my attempt to do that, but I would really appreciate comments from others.] Quite often […]
The term hinterland was used by the British Politician Dennis Healy to describe somebody who had a life, interests, and knowledge that extended beyond their field of employment/speciality. Denis Healey was a leading Labour Politician from the 1950s to the […]
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