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The Next Evolution: Store 3.0™ (By Deloitte)

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Title: Store 3.0
Type: Survey Report
Author: Deloitte
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Traditional retailers are finding it harder to keep pace with evolving consumer attitudes and expectations — and may not have time to catch up. They have come to a crossroads where they need to rethink how they can transform their stores, strategies, and operating models into a store of tomorrow — a Store 3.0™ — to attract the loyalty and larger share of wallet of customers.

Deloitte conducted a survey in September 2011 of 39 retail executives to understand how they are adapting their brick-and-mortar stores to a next-generation format. The survey results show that few retailers are leading the transformation to a Store 3.0™ environment. Many are grappling with how to create a well-integrated future store strategy — one that is attuned to the needs and expectations of the evolving consumer, brings the right technology into the physical space, and can deliver a highly satisfying experience. Plus, retailers are unsure about the roles and responsibilities of their sales associates in this new environment.

We believe that retailers who combine the best of both retail worlds — the sensory experience of a brick-and-mortar store with convenient access to extensive online information — can gain the upper hand in an intensely competitive environment.

Download: Retail > Store 3.0
Date: January 2012

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FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out (by JWT Intelligence)

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Title: Fear of Missing Out
Type: Trend Research
Author: JWT Intelligence
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We’ve always had a fear of missing out—that our peers are doing, in the know about or in possession of more or something better than us—but today it’s exploding with the onset of real-time, location-based and social media tools.

This trend report, which updates our May 2011 report with new quantitative and qualitative data, explores the FOMO phenomenon. We identify which cohort is most prone to FOMO and how they respond to it, spotlight how FOMO is manifesting in the zeitgeist, and look at the wide-ranging potential for brands seeking to tap into FOMO.

In addition to desk research, we interviewed experts and influencers in technology and academia, and conducted a survey in the U.S. and the U.K. using SONAR™, JWT’s proprietary online tool. The survey polled 1,270 adults aged 18-plus and 110 teens from Jan. 19-24.

Download: JWT Publications Download
Date: March 2012

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The company behind the brand: in reputation we trust (by Weber Shandwick)

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Title: In reputation we trust
Type: Research Report
Author: Weber Shandwick
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As consumers around the world have greater online access to a brand’s lineage, the influence of the brand “parent” or company behind the brand matters even more. In this uncertain climate, consumers expect more from leading companies and have no trouble boycotting those that fail to live up to new standards. At the same time, leaders need to know how to do business in an environment where consumers are not just purchasing their products or services on their own merits, but are also shopping by company reputation. The mounting convergence of brand and corporate reputation revealed in our study ushers in a new era of marketing communications.
As thought leaders in the reputation field, global public relations firm Weber Shandwick and its research arm, KRC Research, conducted an online survey among both consumers and executives to answer the frequently-raised question from corporate officers about how brand and reputation are evolving in this new see-thru, nowhere to hide world. The research aims to help marketing and communications executives adjust to what we foresee as a tectonic shift in communicating the voice of the “enterprise” to key stakeholders.

The research was conducted in October and November 2011 among 1,375 consumers (ages 18+) and 575 senior executives in companies with revenue of $500 million or more. Respondents were located in four key markets: two developed markets (the U.S. and U.K.) and two emerging markets (China and Brazil).

Download: InRepWeTrust.pdf
Date: January 2012

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Always On Women (by Ad Age/JWT) [English]

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Title: Always On Women: A Survey of how women are using technology today
Type: White paper
Author: Ad Age / JWT Intelligence
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So many women are using digital and mobile tools it’s hard to target all of them. Here’s a look at the mobile warriors as well as the more casual,utilitarian users.

The top three must-have mobile phone functions for women: making calls, texting and taking pictures and videos, according to a survey we conducted earlier this year in partnership with Advertising Age. While the top two are no-brainers, it’s notable that women were more likely to cite the ability to take pictures and videos (37%) than accessing the Internet and emailing.

As the family chroniclers, women have long used cameras to capture memories—birthdays, graduations and other milestones. Now, a camera is always in her pocket, and as smartphone cameras get turbocharged, it can record quality images as well as video. As a result, women are capturing not only the big but the small: a son’s scowl on a car ride, a daughter’s ice cream-covered face. These micro-moments or micro-achievements, which were rarely chronicled before, are not only recorded but shared in real time via email, text, Facebook or, increasingly, a photo-sharing app. For brands, there’s opportunity to better embrace, encourage and leverage this behavior.

Download: Always On Women
Date: November 2011

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The Mobile Digital Consumer (by Insites/iab) [English]

Title: The Mobile Digital Consumer (Emerce eDay 2011)
Type: Survey report
Author: Insites Consulting / IAB
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IAB The Netherlands ordered this research performed by Insites Consulting to study online and mobile behavior and attitudes. The MC DC Report (Marketers & Consumers, Digital & Connected) is based on a survey amongst 9000+ internet users (15+) in 35 countries worldwide, with a focus on Europe but also a few BRIC countries and the US. This data therefore can be used as a basis for a vision on marketing in 2011 and beyond.

Download: Presentation
Date: September 2011

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The Planner Survey 2011 (by Heather LeFevre) [English]

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Title: The Planner Survey
Type: Survey report
Author: Heather LeFevre
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Welcome to the 7th annual Planning Survey Report.

This is the first year the survey has crossed over 2,000 respondents. The final tally was 2,113. Incredible.

This year we take a closer look at the younger planners with a special focus on students, interns and junior planners.

You are about to dive into the definitive source of information on planners and strategists around the world. But it wouldn’t exist without you answering the questions and my brilliant team of FIVE helpers. Please show them some love by following them all on Twitter.

Download: Report
Date: September 2011

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