How To Conduct Market Research With Governments

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Trade Talk: Researching the Web's wonders: A guide to using Hennepin County Library's online resources to conduct secondary research on the Web.
Satisfaction procured: Unisys U.S. Federal Government Group uses a combination of telephone and Web interviewing to monitor customer satisfaction.
Would the Best Practices Act end research as we know it?: The Best Practices Act, a federal data privacy bill, could potentially later the business and conduct of research in the U.S. MRA CEO Howard Fienberg discusses the bill and its threat to the industry.
Dean/Frist debate livens up PMRG conference: A PMRG press release details the heath care reform debate between former Governor Howard Dean and former Senator Bill Frist at the PMRG annual conference in March 2011.
When every second counts: An inventor and former member of law enforcement sought the help of the Office of Law Enforcement Technology Commercialization (OLETC) for marketing assistance. His LifeLite product, a light to help identify the exact location of an emergency, had been well-received by law enforcement and emergency personnel but had never been evaluated by the general public. OLETC teamed with McMillion Research to conduct a national consumer study, consisting of mall interviews in San Francisco, suburban Detroit, and Charleston and Huntington, W.Va. The main objectives were to survey public interest in the concept, determine and confirm the target markets, and gauge consumer marketing opinions.