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Conducting Online Research
StumbleUponThis seminar will provide practical advice and guidance on how to design, commission, manage and apply online research. It will be of practical use for qualitative and quantitative researchers, but also brand owners, managers and planners who rely upon high quality research to underpin their strategies and decision-making.
This evening event will provide a thorough introduction to the principles and practice of conducting online research. Digital media channels are providing new opportunities for companies and organisations to survey and research customers, users, audiences and stakeholders. However, with a plethora of methods, delivery channels and applications, knowledge and careful thought is needed to get the most from online research projects.
This seminar will provide practical advice and guidance as to how online research work can be more effectively designed, commissioned, managed, undertaken and applied. It will be of practical use for qualitative and quantitative researchers, but also brand owners, managers and planners who rely upon high quality research to underpin their strategies and decision-making.
The seminar will cover the following topics:
- Why online research? Cost effectiveness, reach etc.
- Choosing and using online surveys
- Purposes and methodology
- Survey design: problems and pitfalls
- Getting the sample right
- Collating and interpreting data
Speakers
John Hondros, Chief Executive, Radiant Digital (www.radiant-digital.com)
John is an interactive media pioneer. He was involved in the
early development of Microsoft's Internet operational
strategy, managing a team of consultants in Seattle. He later
became one of the founding directors of NTL's interactive
division which launched ground-breaking and award-winning
interactive TV, narrowband and broadband Internet services.
Later he set up Delos Corp, an interactive media consulting and
production business, whose achievements include helping develop
and implement FremantleMedia's (formerly Pearson TV) global
interactive TV strategy, and executive producing Europe's
first daily interactive game show. Prior to his career in
interactive media, John worked as a management consultant with
Accenture.
Suzi Bentley, Managing Director, Radiant Digital (www.radiant-digital.com)
Suzi is a ten year industry veteran in both traditional
advertising and new media. She was most recently Managing
Director of the Internet Consultancy Digital Laundry, which
merged with Delos Corp to form Radiant. Prior to the Digital
Laundry, Suzi lead strategic services at Tribal DDB, where she
introduced a consumer-centred approach, successfully extending
and developing digital brands for clients like Deutsche Bank,
Unilever, and the Meat and Livestock Commission. Before that,
she provided interactive brand strategy for clients such as
Seagate Technology, Shockwave.com and New Line Cinema at Lot21
Interactive Advertising Group, and Grey Advertising, both in San
Francisco.
Rich Alexandre, Survey Shack (www.surveyshack.com)
Richard has been involved in the IT industry for over 10 years
and in the Internet industry for the past 7 years and was one of
the founders of one of the first ISP's in South Africa.
Richard came to the UK in 1999 as one of the founders of
jungle.com, a successful online computer retail superstore which
was sold to the Argos group in 2001. Richard then managed Zync
UK Ltd, a consulting and web development company specialising in
large corporate database driven websites for intranets and the
internet. In 2002, Richard started writing the spec for the site
now found at www.surveyshack.com and co-founded SurveyShack.com
Ltd, a company which provides high quality tools for the
creation, distribution, management and analysys of on and
offline surveys and research projects. SurveyShack.com Ltd is
used by many small, medium and large companies accross the UK,
as well as many government and other organisations.
Richard Naylor, Consultant, Burns Owens Partnership
(www.bop.co.uk)
Richard is a Consultant with Burns Owens Partnership and
Associate Research Director of NMK. Prior to his appointment,
Richard spent five years as a Research Associate with the Centre
for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS) at Newcastle
University. Richard has over six years of contract research
experience, working for a range of clients that have included
the DCMS, European Commission, the Economic and Social Research
Council, the London Development Agency and the DTI. His
expertise lies in the fields of media and the creative
industries, knowledge economies and urban and regional
development.
The event is presented in association with Radiant Digital (www.radiant-digital.com).
The University of Westminster is a charity and a company limited by guarantee.
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