what lies beneath: the power of passive data by andrew jeavons, survey analytics - presented at...
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According to Comscore, smartphone penetration among mobile users has topped 50% in the UK, France, Spain and Italy. In the US, NBC News reports that 25% of Americans use their smartphones for most of their internet browsing, and this figure is rising. Eighty-seven percent of smartphone users check their email or browse the web using their phones. The New York Times reported that in the first part of 2012 revenue from mobile digital advertising increased by 95% compared to 2011, rising to $1.2 billion. Smartphones retain a huge amount of information about how we behave. This ranges from the obvious, as in which apps we are using and have installed, to the incidental, as to how we move around. This incidental data not collected via a survey is termed passive data, as it is collected passively with no intervention by the smartphone user. The passive data stream is a new source of data about how respondents behave in regard to the internet as well as the world in general. Not only can we obtain data about the applications installed, we can also see what applications are active at any given time. We can also track the usage of the internet, how much storage on the device is being used, battery usage, wifi networks being used and data concerning movement of the device via the accelerometer. This session explores the forms of passive data available on smartphones and shows real world examples of how this data can be collected. It also focuses on data obtained regarding movement via the accelerometer and shows examples of this data and possible uses within consumer research. The future for consumer research has to be seen as a fusion of attitudinal, behavioral and transactional data. At the heart of these data sources is the smartphone.TRANSCRIPT
What Lies Beneath?The Power of Passive Data
Andrew JeavonsCEO, Survey Analytics
The word “telephone” is just wrong.
This is where consumers will live.
There is a lot going on....
TechdomeConsumers’ Digital Environment
Techdomegives context
Mobile Surveys
We can’t ask much:so it has to be relevant.
10-7-140
BIG Data…
Kinetic Data
Get up !
Breakfast - get to work
Work
Lunch
The Store
Wifi
Kinetic
Apps
When, where....all we need is why…
HomeHome
4G - 4G - outsideoutside
Why mobile behavioral data matters...
Why mobile behavioral data matters...
System 1 - FAST
Quick, instinctive – little recall
System 2 – SLOW
Deliberate, logical – maybe recall
Why mobile behavioral data matters...
The consumer and their Techdome.
Knowing when to ask questions and what about
is crucial.
With smartphones we can be at the point of purchase.
Smartphones are becoming the point of purchase.
