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Asia Pacific Region PP NEW AD Vmjc3 JAN 11 V2 Panelportal Australian Comp 20/01/2011 16:13 Page 1 ResearchAustralian Market & Social Research Society | Volume 28 | Number 2 | March 2011 News Asia Pacific region PP NEW AD Vmjc3 JAN 11 v2_PanelPortal Australian comp 20/01/2011 16:13 Page 1 “Welcome to our community” Access to a unique online research community of 4 million survey respondents in over 34 countries Extensive profiling of Consumer, B2B and Healthcare panellists Advanced questionnaire programming and hosting services Custom built panel and management services Local sales and project management support For more information about how Toluna can help you with your next research project, please contact James Rogers on 02 8665 4902 or email [email protected] www.toluna-group.com CONTENT Research News March 2011 ASIA PACIFIC REGION REGULAR SECTIONS FEATURES President’s point of view ..............................4 14 News .........................................................……6 Mobile leapfrogs other technologies in Asia Profile A lot of Asian markets have leapfrogged older technologies, such as David Bottomley .............................................8 analogue mobiles, to get straight into GSM and 3G. They’re also Company news & announcements starting to leapfrog fixed line phones at home to get straight into mobile. News, events and updates ..........................10 Market research companies need to invest more in mobile phone Write to reply .........................................……12 research methods if they want to take advantage of growth in the Asia Statistics Pacific region.By Kerry Sunderland Significance testing versus Bayesian statistics .......................................20 The word’s out 16 Text analysis .................................................21 Meeting the MR needs of Vietnamese SMEs Cover to cover Growth in the market research industry in Vietnam will come from Nudge – Improving Decisions about small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and not just the big multinational Health, Wealth and Happiness by corporations. This is because SMEs have been consistently the source Richard H Thaler and Cass R Sunstien ……24 of growth in Vietnam; on average, their profits grow about 20 per cent Career moves each year. But multi-tasking and non-traditional research approaches New appointments and promotions are required when working in Vietnam. for AMSRS members ...................................25 By Tran Ngoc Dun and Tuong Tuan Thong HR, leadership & management Demand for market research 18 professionals in 2011 ...................................28 Odd ducks An ethical question ...............................……28 Doing market research in China keeps even the most Society news ..........................................……29 experienced researchers on their toes. In a diverse market that Professional development program is constantly changing it takes guts and commitment to keep up calendar and dates for the diary ...............30 with the demands of clients. By Katarina Olausson Research News is the official magazine of the AMSRS. It is 22 published monthly and distributed to members and subscribers. Publisher In praise of the humble potato The Australian Market & Social Research Society Ltd Though many researchers have indeed capitalised beautifully Level 1, 3 Queen Street, Glebe NSW 2037. ACN 002 882 635. Tel: 02 9566 3100 or 1300 364 832 Fax: 02 9571 5944 on the power of the diary, one can still say it’s under-exploited, Executive editor and seems to me a bit like the potato of research; a versatile and Elissa Molloy [email protected] Managing editor humble option which, given its merits, never quite seems to get Kerry Sunderland [email protected] the appreciation it deserves. By Namita Mediratta Editorial subcommittee Kylie Brosnan, Paul di Marzio, Corey Fisher, Milica Loncar, Scott MacLean, Norma Nolan, Caroline Smith and Paul Vittles Advertising enquiries Evolve Media............................................ 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Readers should rely upon their own enquiries in making decisions. visit www.amsrs.com.au Research News March 2011 3 PRESIDENT’S POINT OF VIEW Thirsty? ne of the real truths in our profession is ing the obvious and adding the meaningful’. things our profes- that we researchers are a thirsty lot! Which is the perfect way to describe what sion both need O I am referring to the seemingly we do, as we are often asked. and understand so never-ending thirst for new knowledge. 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