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1. Study Data from Queensland University of Technology Update Knowledge of Mental Health Diseases and Conditions (Consumer knowledge of mental health conditions, awareness of mental health support services, and perception of community pharmacists' ...)

Subjects
Pharmaceutical services -- Surveys -- Social aspects, Health literacy -- Surveys, Psychiatric services -- Surveys -- Social aspects, Health attitudes -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Mental illness -- Surveys -- Social aspects, Health
Abstract

2024 JAN 13 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week -- Investigators publish new report on mental health diseases and conditions. According to [...]

Published
2024

3. Insights from the 2022 Purpose Power Index

Author

Dixon, Lauren

Subjects
Workers -- Surveys, Business enterprises -- Social aspects -- Human resource management -- Evaluation, Consumers -- Surveys, Company personnel management, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Special to the RBJ In the business world, 'purpose' was all the buzz in 2022, impacting everything from hiring and retention to productivity and profits. Purpose was such a [...]

Published
2023

4. Homebuyer sentiment falls to new low, poll says

Author

Venugopal Ramaswamy, Swapna

Subjects
House buying -- Forecasts and trends -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Real estate industry -- Surveys, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, USA TODAY Homebuyers' pessimism about market conditions has hit a new low. Only 21% of U.S. adults say it's a good time to buy a house, [...]

Published
2023

5. Study Data from Baylor University College of Medicine Update Understanding of Human Genetics (Family Secrets: Experiences and Outcomes of Participating In Direct-to-consumer Genetic Relative-finder Services)

Subjects
Biotechnology industry -- Surveys -- Services, Family records -- Surveys, Genealogy -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Genetic screening -- Surveys -- Usage, Health
Abstract

2022 APR 16 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week -- Investigators discuss new findings in Genetics - Human Genetics. According to news [...]

Published
2022

6. 2018 Consumer trends report: MAKING CONNECTIONS: Consumers continue to seek high-protein options and are willing to pay for them, but they don't always associate meat and poultry as high in protein

Author

Pellegrini, Megan

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Marketing -- Surveys, Meat -- Forecasts and trends -- Surveys, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

The good news? Consumers say protein content is important. The bad news? They aren't always aware that meat, chicken and seafood are good sources of protein. So processors have some [...]

Published
2018

7. CLINGING TO THE ICE

Author

Irwin, John

Subjects
Electric vehicles -- Public opinion -- Environmental aspects, Motor vehicles -- Public opinion, Consumers -- Surveys, Automobile industry, Business
Abstract

Byline: John Irwin As interest in alternative powertrains rises worldwide, U.S. consumers remain less likely than those in most other major markets to say they want an electric vehicle instead [...]

Published
2021

8. BoC faces pressure to hike rates as inflation expectations rise; Central bank surveys show businesses and consumers believe prices will continue to rise for years

Author

Rendell, Mark

Subjects
Bank of Canada -- Powers and duties, Inflation (Finance) -- Forecasts and trends -- Canada, Business enterprises -- Surveys, Consumer price indexes -- Forecasts and trends -- Economic aspects -- Surveys, Interest rates -- Laws, regulations and rules, Consumers -- Surveys, Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: MARK RENDELL; Staff Canadian consumers and businesses expect inflation to remain high for several years, adding pressure on the Bank of Canada to announce another oversized interest rate increase [...]

Published
2022

9. Earning Trust in a Skeptical World

Author

Cohn, Thomas B.

Subjects
Interior design firms -- Customer relations -- Management, Trust (Psychology) -- Forecasts and trends, Consumers -- Surveys, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Architecture and design industries, Construction and materials industries
Abstract

THE FIGURES ARE shocking. Less than 25% of Americans trust the federal government to do the right thing, according to a recent Pew survey. And it's not just Uncle Sam. [...]

Published
2021

10. The impact of consumer numeracy on the purchase of long-term care insurance

Author

McGarry, Brian E., Temkin-Greener, Helena, Chapman, Benjamin P., Grabowski, David C., and Li, Yue

Subjects
Medicaid -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Purchasing -- Surveys, Long term care insurance -- Surveys -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Health care industry
Abstract

Objective. To determine the effect of consumers' numeric abilities on the likelihood of owning private long-term care insurance. Data Source. The 2010 wave of the Health and Retirement Study, a nationally representative survey of Americans age 50 and older, was used (n = 12,796). Study Design. Multivariate logistic regression was used to isolate the relationship between numeracy and long-term care insurance ownership. Principal Findings. Each additional question answered correctly on a numeracy scale was associated with a 13 percent increase in the likelihood of holding LTCI, after controlling for predictors of policy demand, education, and cognitive function. Conclusions. Poor numeracy may create barriers to long-term care insurance purchase. Policy efforts aimed at increasing consumer decision support or restructuring the marketplace for long-term care insurance may be needed to increase older adults' ability to prepare for future long-term care expenses. Key Words. Long-term care insurance, consumer decision making, numeracy, long-term care financing, Relatively few individuals own private long-term care insurance (LTCI). Over the last two decades, various policy initiatives have been implemented to increase the uptake of this product including state and [...]

Published
2016
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11. Frequency domain analysis and filtering of business and consumer survey expectations

Author

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament de Teoria del Senyal i Comunicacions, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. VEU - Grup de Tractament de la Parla, Claveria González, Oscar, Monte Moreno, Enrique, Torra Porras, Salvador, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament de Teoria del Senyal i Comunicacions, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. VEU - Grup de Tractament de la Parla, Claveria González, Oscar, Monte Moreno, Enrique, and Torra Porras, Salvador

Abstract

The main objective of this study is two-fold. First, we aim to detect the underlying existing periodicities in business and consumer survey expectations by means of spectral analysis. We use the Welch method to extract the harmonic components that correspond to the cyclic and seasonal patterns in all response options of monthly survey indicators. We find that business survey indicators show a common cyclical component of low frequency that corresponds to about four years, while for most consumer survey indicators we do not detect any relevant cyclic components, and the obtained lower frequency periodicities show a very irregular pattern across questions and reply options. Second, we aim to provide researchers with a filter especially designed for business and consumer survey expectations that circumvents the assumptions of other filtering methods. Most methods for seasonal adjustment are based on a priori assumptions about the structure of the components and do not depend on the features of the specific series. In order to overcome this limitation, we design a low-pass filter that allows extracting the components with periodicities similar to those that can be found in the dynamics of economic activity. We opt for a Butterworth filter and apply a zero-phase filtering process to preserve the time alignment of the time series. We find that the balances computed with the filtered series are highly correlated with the seasonally-adjusted balances published by the European Commission, albeit the former tend to be smoother for the consumer survey indicators., Peer Reviewed, Postprint (author's final draft)

Published
2021

12. 66% say Government help isn't enough to keep the heating on

Subjects
Electric heating -- Economic aspects -- Public opinion, Energy policy -- Economic aspects -- Public opinion, Consumers -- Surveys, Business, Business, international
Abstract

M2 PRESSWIRE-February 8, 2022-: 66% say Government help isn't enough to keep the heating on (C)1994-2022 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:08022022 New research from Choose.co.uk finds 66% of people believe the support [...]

Published
2022

13. Customer Loyalty Is Dead - Research

Subjects
Electronic commerce -- Public opinion, Customer loyalty -- Market research, Consumers -- Surveys, Electronic commerce, Marketing research, Business, Business, international
Abstract

M2 PRESSWIRE-January 25, 2022-: Customer Loyalty Is Dead - Research (C)1994-2022 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:25012022 Joint research from 1st-party customer data specialists Edit, and digital transformation consultancy Kin + Carta has [...]

Published
2022

14. HealthCare.com: Majority Short Term Health Insurance Buyers Were Uninsured

Subjects
Insurance industry -- Reports, Medically uninsured persons -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Health insurance -- Surveys, Information management, Health insurance industry, Insurance industry, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

HealthCare.com has released customer survey data gathered in September debunking the myth that short term health plans are damaging the market for Obamacare plans. More than 200 survey responses were [...]

Published
2019

15. Consumers confused over plastic recycling

Author

Farrell, Steve

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Plastics recycling -- Forecasts and trends -- Statistics -- Market research, Recycling, Marketing research, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Food and beverage industries, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Steve Farrell Consumers put nearly all plastic in the recycling bin even though they may not necessarily be sure whether it's possible to recycle, research for The Grocer suggests. [...]

Published
2019

16. Wiser Solutions Brings Out Its 'Retail Benchmark'

Subjects
Retail trade -- Customer relations -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Consumer behavior -- Surveys, Shopping, Warehouse stores, Consumer research, Crowdsourcing, Backup software, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Wiser Solutions released its Wiser Retail Benchmark, the company's first report outlining the top retailers that excel at delivering top-notch customer shopping experiences and the elements behind that success. The [...]

Published
2019

17. SmartMetric: Consumers Find Biometrics Used in Making Credit or Debit Card Payments Are Both Easier and Safer

Subjects
Biometric identification -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Debit cards, Payment, Retirement benefits, Biometry, Biometric technology, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

SmartMetric reported the top benefits associated with using biometric authentication for payments in the mind of consumers are that it eliminates the need to remember multiple passwords/PINs (50 percent) and [...]

Published
2019

18. FOOD SELECTION AFFECTS CUSTOMERS' CHOICE OF MALL VISITS

Subjects
Shopping -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Food -- Quality management -- Surveys, Shopping malls -- Surveys -- Buildings and facilities -- Quality management, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Forty percent of customers will choose a mall to shop at based solely on the food offered, with nearly 38% wanting healthy options, according to a study by JONES LANG [...]

Published
2019

19. Are firms ready for the PR crisis Brexit could spark? Many comms teams are unprepared or in the dark, experts warn

Author

Tatum, Megan and Vallely, Lois

Subjects
Brexit -- Economic aspects, Consumer behavior -- Analysis, Consumers -- Surveys, Public relations -- Surveys, Horse racing, Business, Food and beverage industries, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Megan Tatum & Lois Vallely Food and drink is no stranger to a crisis. But when it comes to Brexit - arguably the biggest potential crisis the industry has [...]

Published
2019

20. RedPoint Global-Harris Poll: Consumers and Marketers Maintain Different Views on Personalization Efforts, Concerns

Subjects
Consumer behavior -- Reports -- Surveys, Consumer research -- Reports, Consumers -- Surveys, Customer service, Market research, Brand names, Marketing, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

RedPoint Global reported a new research report examining the gap between marketer and consumer expectations surrounding customer experience (CX). According to a release, conducted by The Harris Poll and commissioned [...]

Published
2019

21. Liquid Technology Highlights Results of Annual Customer Survey

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Artificial intelligence -- Surveys, Information technology services -- Surveys, Motor vehicle drivers, Market surveys, Trade shows, Technology, Artificial intelligence, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Liquid Technology unveiled the results of its 2019 customer survey, releasing crucial customer analysis and industry statistics to the public. According to a media release, the customer survey covers a [...]

Published
2019

22. ONE THIRD NOT FAMILIAR WITH PLANT-BASED MEAT

Subjects
Meat -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Plant products -- Surveys, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Over 57% of Americans aren't familiar with cultured meat and about 36% aren't familiar with plant-based meats, according to research published in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems. Almost 30% of [...]

Published
2019

23. Gartner Survey: Brands Risk Losing Customers Because of Poor Marketing Personalization Efforts

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Marketing -- Surveys, Customer service, Consumer research, Brand names, Technology, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

While most marketing leaders continue to strive for one-to-one personalization, achieving this type of tailored messaging falls short, causing most personalization efforts to fail, according to Gartner. The group noted [...]

Published
2019

24. Success with Pet Influencer Marketing

Subjects
Marketing -- Surveys, Influence buying -- Analysis -- Market research, Consumers -- Surveys, Pet industry -- Analysis, Pets, Market research, Marketing industry, Marketing research, Business
Abstract

Byline: Pet Age Staff BY: COURTNEY CANFIELD Just a few years ago, influencer marketing was still a bona fide buzzword. Essentially a 2.0 version of word-of-mouth, influencer marketing has since [...]

Published
2019

25. Euromonitor Recognizes the Top 10 Global Consumer Trends in 2019

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Trends -- Surveys -- Reports, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Euromonitor International unveiled a new white paper highlighting the top 10 global consumer trends to watch in 2019.Euromonitor provided the following report highlights:The annual report reveals emerging trends that provide [...]

Published
2019

26. Riverbed Posts Results of Its Retail Digital Trends Survey 2019

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Retail trade -- Surveys -- Technology application, Technology application, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Riverbed reported the results of its Riverbed Retail Digital Trends Survey 2019, which explores insights and perspectives of consumers regarding the digital retail experience and what they desire from retailers [...]

Published
2019

27. Dassault Systemes: Consumers Expect to be Riding Hyperloops and Owning Home Robots in 2030

Subjects
Dassault Systemes S.A. -- Services, Consumers -- Surveys, Household robots -- Surveys -- Forecasts and trends, Software industry -- Services, Market trend/market analysis, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Dassault Systemes revealed that consumers expect that cities in 2030 will be filled with technology that improves overall quality of life, delivers socially-conscious benefits and personalizes experiences.The findings came from [...]

Published
2019

28. Frequency domain analysis and filtering of business and consumer survey expectations

Author

Salvador Torra, Oscar Claveria, Enric Monte, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament de Teoria del Senyal i Comunicacions, and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. VEU - Grup de Tractament de la Parla

Subjects
Signal processing, Economic forecasting, 020209 energy, Low-pass filter, Anàlisi de sèries temporals, Spectral analysis, 02 engineering and technology, Economic indicators, Consumer surveys, Time-series analysis, Economia i organització d'empreses [Àrees temàtiques de la UPC], 0502 economics and business, 0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, Economics, Econometrics, Seasonal adjustment, 050207 economics, Matemàtiques i estadística::Anàlisi numèrica::Mètodes espectrals [Àrees temàtiques de la UPC], Previsió econòmica, Welch's method, 05 social sciences, Butterworth filter, Seasonality, Filter (signal processing), Enquestes de consum, Consumidors, Consumers -- Surveys, General Business, Management and Accounting, Frequency domain, Harmonic, A priori and a posteriori, Indicadors econòmics, Consumers, Business and consumer survey, Consumidors -- Enquestes, General Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Abstract

The main objective of this study is two-fold. First, we aim to detect the underlying existing periodicities in business and consumer survey expectations by means of spectral analysis. We use the Welch method to extract the harmonic components that correspond to the cyclic and seasonal patterns in all response options of monthly survey indicators. We find that business survey indicators show a common cyclical component of low frequency that corresponds to about four years, while for most consumer survey indicators we do not detect any relevant cyclic components, and the obtained lower frequency periodicities show a very irregular pattern across questions and reply options. Second, we aim to provide researchers with a filter especially designed for business and consumer survey expectations that circumvents the assumptions of other filtering methods. Most methods for seasonal adjustment are based on a priori assumptions about the structure of the components and do not depend on the features of the specific series. In order to overcome this limitation, we design a low-pass filter that allows extracting the components with periodicities similar to those that can be found in the dynamics of economic activity. We opt for a Butterworth filter and apply a zero-phase filtering process to preserve the time alignment of the time series. We find that the balances computed with the filtered series are highly correlated with the seasonally-adjusted balances published by the European Commission, albeit the former tend to be smoother for the consumer survey indicators.

Published
2021

29. Use of Household Supermarket Sales Data to Estimate Nutrient Intakes: A Comparison with Repeat 24-Hour Dietary Recalls

Author

Eyles, Helen, Jiang, Yannan, and Mhurchu, Cliona Ni

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Dietary Reference Intakes -- Surveys
Abstract

To link to full-text access for this article, visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jada.2009.10.005 Byline: Helen Eyles, Yannan Jiang, Cliona Ni Mhurchu Abstract: Electronic supermarket sales data provide a promising, novel way of estimating nutrient intakes. However, little is known about how these data reflect the nutrients consumed by an individual household member. A cross-sectional survey of 49 primary household shoppers (age [mean[+ or -]standard deviation age]=48[+ or -]14 years; 84% female) from Wellington, New Zealand, was undertaken. Three months of baseline electronic supermarket sales data were compared with individual dietary intakes estimated from four random 24-hour dietary recalls collected during the same 3-month period. Spearman rank correlations between household purchases and individual intakes ranged from 0.54 for percentage of energy from saturated fat (P<0.001) to 0.06 for sodium (P=0.68). Other correlation coefficients were: percentage of energy from carbohydrate, 0.48; and protein, 0.44; energy density of nonbeverages, 0.37 (kcal/oz); percentage of energy from total fat, 0.34; sugar, 0.33 (oz/kcal); and energy density of beverages, 0.09 (oz/kcal; all P values <0.05). This research suggests that household electronic supermarket sales data may be a useful surrogate measure of some nutrient intakes of individuals, particularly percentage of energy from saturated and total fat. In the case of a supermarket intervention, an effect on household sales of percentage energy from saturated and total fat is also likely to impact the saturated and total fat intake of individual household members. Article History: Accepted 26 May 2009

Published
2010

30. Assessing consumer awareness about mercury in fish

Author

Ratnapradipa, Dhitinut, Quilliam, Daniela, Wier, Lauren M., Migliore, Beverly, and Dundulis, Jr., William

Subjects
Fish as food -- Health aspects -- Surveys -- Environmental aspects, Consumers -- Surveys, Food contamination -- Surveys -- Environmental aspects -- Health aspects, Mercury -- Environmental aspects -- Health aspects -- Surveys, Environmental issues, Health
Abstract

The study discussed in this article was conducted to determine if a retail-based educational campaign would be an effective tool to inform consumers about mercury in fish. In 2005, the Rhode Island (RI) Department of Health, in conjunction with the RI Food Dealers Association, conducted surveys in eight supermarkets to assess consumers' knowledge and awareness of mercury in fish. A presurvey was administered to 523 respondents as they prepared to exit the store June 17-19. During the week of July 11-17, a 'Fish Week' educational program was conducted. An identical postsurvey to evaluate the effectiveness of 'Fish Week' was administered to 556 customers exiting participating supermarkets on July 21-24. A significant (p < .05) increase occurred in the number of respondents who identified brochures as an information source about mercury in fish. Small, but significant, decreases in awareness and knowledge about mercury in fish issues, however, were unexpected findings that were likely due to factors discussed., Introduction Fish has long been a source of nutrition, income, and recreation for humans, and its health benefits have been well documented over the years. Fish is an excellent source [...]

Published
2009

31. A study of relations among service quality differences, post-purchase behavior intentions with personality traits, and service recovery strategy as intervening variables

Author

Lin, Wen-Bao

Subjects
Consumer behavior -- Surveys -- Analysis, Consumers -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, Analysis, Surveys
Abstract

Abstract Purpose--The purpose of this paper is to discuss the effect of the difference between the consumer's expectation and perception of service quality on post-purchase behavior intentions, and the effect [...]

Published
2009

32. Do you prefer having more or more than others? Survey evidence on positional concerns in France

Author

Grolleau, Gilles and Said, Sandra

Subjects
Economic conditions -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Economics, History, Surveys
Abstract

We investigate whether positional concerns (Veblen [1899] 1970; Hirsch, 1976) vary along several dimensions and domains, namely goods vs. bads, private vs. public, oneself vs. oneself's children, socially visible vs. non-socially visible. Using a hypothetical survey in France, we replicate the empirical strategy of Solnick and Hemenway (1998; 2005) and test a larger set of socio-demographic variables that can be related to positional concerns. Despite some differences, our results are mostly consistent with those of Solnick and Hemenway (1998; 2005). We emphasize some policy implications. Keywords: behavioral economics, position, status JEL Classification Codes: C90, D01, D13, H00, There is considerable evidence that people compare themselves to others and enjoy having more than others in some domains (Veblen [1899] 1970; Hirsch 1976; Solnick and Hemenway 1998; 2005). Individuals [...]

Published
2008

33. Construction of on-line consumer behavior models: a comparative study of industries in Taiwan

Author

Lin, Wen-Bao

Subjects
Electronic commerce -- Surveys -- Usage, Consumer behavior -- Surveys -- Usage, Consumers -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, Electronic commerce, Usage, Surveys
Abstract

Abstract Purpose--The purpose of this paper is to construct a model for factors that affect on-line consumer behavior intentions and post-purchasing behavior by: integrating the decomposed theory of planned behavior, [...]

Published
2008

34. Country image effect on Taiwanese consumers' willingness to buy from neighboring countries

Author

Lee, Tien-Shang and Chen, Feng-Fu

Subjects
International trade -- Surveys -- Analysis, Globalization -- Analysis -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, International trade, Analysis, Surveys
Abstract

Abstract Purpose--The purpose of this paper is to develop an integrated model of Taiwanese consumers' willingness to buy from China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Design/methodology/approach--Using 284 completed questionnaires, LISREL [...]

Published
2008

36. Neither honest nor trustworthy: the 10 worst corporations of 2007

Author

Mokhiber, Russell and Weissman, Robert

Subjects
Business enterprises -- Rankings -- Surveys -- Research, Consumer behavior -- Research -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Business, Business, international, International relations, Rankings, Research, Surveys
Abstract

ABBOTT BLACKWATER BP CHIQUITA COUNTRYWIDE EXXONMOBIL GEN RE MURRAY ENERGY PURDUE PHARMA SAIC THE U.S. PUBLIC holds Big Business in shockingly low regard. A November 2007 Harris poll found that [...]

Published
2007

37. Information and the provision of quality Differentiated products

Author

Brouhle, Keith and Khanna, Madhu

Subjects
Social service -- Analysis -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Business, general, Economics, Analysis, Surveys
Abstract

Governments often enact information provision policies to overcome asymmetric information of product qualities. We show that increasing awareness among consumers of the quality of a good can (but will not always) encourage firms to produce goods with higher levels of quality. Even if product qualities increase, social welfare may fall as information provision results in too much product differentiation. We show that the effectiveness of emission taxes and output subsidies are affected by the level of consumer knowledge of product quality, and we identify conditions under which information provision is welfare enhancing relative to these price instruments. (JEL LI5, Q58), I. INTRODUCTION In the past 20 years, consumers have become increasingly conscious of the undesirable health and safety attributes of the products they consume, and surveys suggest that a growing [...]

Published
2007

38. BookingBug Research: 45% of Consumers Say Human-to-Human Communication During Final Decision to Purchase Is Critical

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Online shopping -- Usage -- Surveys, Purchasing -- Surveys, Online shopping, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

BookingBug released new research in an eBook, People [Still] Need People, which explains the 'start anywhere, end anywhere' approach to coordinated customer journeys.According to a release, informed by insights from [...]

Published
2018

39. CONSUMERS ARE VISITING CASUAL-DINING RESTAURANTS MORE

Subjects
Dining -- Statistics -- Economic aspects, Consumers -- Surveys, Restaurants -- Statistics -- Customer relations, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

After facing numerous challenges over the last several years, the full-service segment is starting to make a comeback. TECHNOMIC'S 2018 Future of FSR Consumer Trend Report found that while the [...]

Published
2018

40. CompoSecure Brings Out Results of Global Survey

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Transaction cards -- Usage -- Surveys, Financial services, Market surveys, Consulting services, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

CompoSecure released the findings of a survey of 6,000 people around the globe that showed interest in metal payment cards.The survey was commissioned by CompoSecure and conducted by Edgar, Dunn [...]

Published
2018

41. ACI Worldwide Survey: Consumers Want More Choice and Control When It Comes to Paying Bills

Subjects
Americans -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Payment -- Surveys, Banks (Finance), Electronic banking, Banking software, Consumer research, Consumer behavior, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

When it comes to bills, Americans are sometimes anxious (60 percent), late (46 percent) and have to call about their account (39 percent), according to a new report from Aite [...]

Published
2018

42. CONSUMERS TURNING TO PRIVATE LABELS

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Labels -- Surveys -- Market size -- Quality management, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Private label dollar sales are up 5.8% compared to 1.5% for national brands during the past year, according to IRI. Private label unit sales increased 3.8% compared to a national [...]

Published
2018

45. Boomtown Brings Out Report on 'The Digital Forward Customer Experience'

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Home center stores -- Technology application -- Reports -- Market research, Restaurant chains -- Reports -- Technology application -- Market research, Marketing research, Technology application, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

Boomtown has issued a report, titled 'The Digital Forward Customer Experience: New Expectations and Obstacles for Today's Storefront.' The report examined how tech savvy national brick and mortar retail and [...]

Published
2018

46. Fixed ops need only a minor tuneup, survey says; Customers have few gripes about service at dealerships

Author

Treece, James B.

Subjects
Automobile dealers -- Surveys -- Services -- Customer relations, Consumers -- Surveys, Salespeople -- Services, Automobile industry, Business
Abstract

Byline: James B. Treece Few consumers who visited a dealership service department deemed the experience in need of a major overhaul. A survey by DealerRater.com for Automotive News asked consumers [...]

Published
2018

47. Digital banking and robo-advice converge in race for assets

Author

Adarlo, Sharon

Subjects
Consumers -- Surveys, Bank accounts -- Services -- Surveys, Banking industry -- Technology application -- Services -- Customer relations, Technology application, Banking industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Economics
Abstract

Byline: Sharon Adarlo Banks and startups are headed toward the same goal from different starting points. Each side is increasingly seeking to package automated investment advice with checking because customers [...]

Published
2018

48. RETAILER APPS SHOULD TARGET 'MOBILE-FIRST' CONSUMERS

Subjects
Mobile applications -- Usage -- Surveys, Retail trade -- Technology application -- Surveys, Shopping -- Technology application -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Technology application, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Mobile is the preferred shopping method for today's shoppers, according to the Global Commerce Review from CRITEO. As consumers shop, they switch between desktop and mobile and from retailer websites [...]

Published
2018

49. CONSUMERS WANT SOMETHING TO SNACK ON

Subjects
Snack foods -- Supply and demand -- Surveys, Consumers -- Surveys, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Consumers are broadening their ideas on snacking and are more likely today to replace one or two daily meals with snacks than in 2016, according to TECHNOMIC's 2018 Snacking Occasion [...]

Published
2018

50. WHOLE FOODS MARKET STARTS TO CLOSE THE GAP ON KROGER

Subjects
Whole Foods Market Inc. -- Services -- Surveys, Delivery services, Consumers -- Surveys, Prices -- Surveys, Supermarkets -- Services -- Surveys, Food -- Prices and rates, Company pricing policy, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

About one third of consumers shop more at Whole Foods now than in Aug. 2017, according to a report of the Cincinnati, OH, and Dallas, TX, markets from BARCLAYS. The [...]

Published
2018

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