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The Two Faces of AI: Can It Solve Science, But Not Strategy?

Artificial intelligence. It's unavoidable; in every newsletter, at every conference, and increasingly in our daily lives, both personal and professional. From the simplest (AI-enhanced search results) to the most complex uses (predicting protein folding), we are witnessing AI's triumphant march across various sectors, particularly in industries ripe with complex data and intricate processes like the life sciences. But a significant disparity exists between its successes in technical domains and its application in creative professional services. This gap, which we term the "technical-creative continuum," is especially evident in marketing research and warrants careful examination.
Benjamin de Seingalt & Rob Miller

May 27, 2025

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Human Factors and User Experience: Why Both?
Most medical devices rarely get headlines. From an injectable pen to a pulse oximeter to a programmable IV pump, and every other medical device you can imagine represent an integral part of healthcare. AND, each and every device requires thoughtful development and refinement, with a series of rigorous human factors testing eventually – hopefully – leading to FDA approval.
Melinda Kizer

February 6, 2025

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My Research Journey: 5 Lessons I've Learned
Making the leap into qualitative research opened my eyes to a field that's both challenging and deeply rewarding.
London Brinkman

January 24, 2025

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Three things I am looking forward to in 2025 at MarketVision Research
For 40+ years, MarketVision has been trusted by most of the world’s largest brands. Our clients have worked with us, on average, 14.8 years. Why? Our values – authenticity, craftsmanship, and thoughtfulness – guide every engagement.
Andrew Zoota, PhD

January 3, 2025

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Revisiting Themes for 2024
As we close out an interesting 2024, it’s a good opportunity to revisit themes outlined for the insights space at the beginning of the year and see how we progressed.
Tyler McMullen

December 12, 2024

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Enhancing Healthcare Survey Response Rates
Over the past 10-15 years, research project response rates among health care providers (HCPs), which includes physicians, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, and ancillary personnel, have been steadily declining. When asked, some of the major reasons why HCPs stopped participating or participate less often in marketing research studies, are: redundant screening questions, long screeners capturing information only to be disqualified, too long surveys, and overall less time to allocate to providing feedback despite increasing honoraria rates.
Kendall Gay

October 16, 2024

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Insights and its role in supporting sustainability targets
In early 2012 I worked on my first sustainability-focused project. This involved helping a large bank understand how they could streamline their printed statements to lessen their paper footprint. Since that time, the world of sustainability has changed dramatically. Over the past several years the topic of sustainability has evolved, broadened and become more of a focus in some cases, a lightning rod in others. The terms have broadened to include eco-friendly, green, low-impact, carbon-neutral, net zero, real zero and others.
Kurt Steigerwald

September 30, 2024

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