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Techneos Adds Barcode Scanning & Video Capture on Android & Tablets to the Mobile Research Consumer Insights Mix











With mobile apps, researchers can understand more about what happens at the point of experience than ever before.


Vancouver, Canada (PRWEB) March 4, 2011

Techneos Systems. Inc (Techneos), industry leader for mobile market research solutions, today announced the launch of Survey On Demand Application 2.0 (SODA 2.0) which offers barcode scanning & video capture for Android smartphones and tablets to gather actionable insights in mobile data collection and mobile market research.

The existing SODA application, launched in 2010, enables highly customized survey design and deployment to an application (“app”) on mobile devices across all major mobile operating systems including iPhone/iPad, Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and Nokia.

Today’s release of SODA 2.0 delivers the ability for researchers to capture barcodes and videos on just about any Android smartphone or tablet. It allows researchers to reach a broader audience on user-friendly touch screen devices. Adding to existing support for GPS and photo capture, SODA 2.0 is equipping the market research industry with an unprecedented variety of options for validating data and complementing existing methodologies.

“Market research professionals are becoming increasingly savvy to the role that mobile devices play in their respondents’ lives,” said Dave King, Techneos’ CEO. “Delivered effectively, mobile devices are an appealing way to capture qualitative and quantitative research data at the point of experience, rather than to use another means which relies on a person’s memory. We’re finding that mobile apps are an ideal option for in the moment ad testing, retail and shopper insights, and research participants are engaging with the method with much enthusiasm.”

The rapid adoption of tablet devices has created the demand for Android tablet-compatibility of the Techneos’ SODA platform. Researchers are conducting interviews on the user friendly interface with respondents while in-store or in-field, capturing and uploading photographs easily, rather than using labour-intensive paper methods or completing web surveys which rely on recall. The SODA interface, whether delivered on mobile or tablet, offers bar code scanning, GPS and photo capture to build geospatial and multimedia overlays on top of typical diary or interview research.

The release includes further enhancements to increase performance for use in emerging markets. Aaron Pazurik, CTO, said that “The SODA platform’s lean efficiency is important to clients in all regions. Wireless network speeds and device options are not equal in every region of the world, so we work hard to keep our software optimized for all kinds of mobile devices globally. For example, if a research project is undertaken in India to capture the photo and GPS coordinate of a local retail store, SODA will adapt to minimize strain on data usage and survey costs, while still effectively capturing the in-store environment. ”

“As smartphones have become more sophisticated, so have our opportunities to gain market insight,” said Sean Conry, VP Sales, Techneos. “Researchers can now understand more about what happens at the point of experience than ever before. In an era of declining response rates to traditional forms of research, we are finding new ways to make market research engaging for participants and to answer urgent business questions.”

About Techneos Systems Inc.

Techneos is the global leader in mobile market research solutions.

Using mobile survey, feedback, panel, ethnography and digital diary solutions on any mobile device (including iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Nokia and Windows platforms) they provide insightful information of peoples’ expectations, motivations and intentions for partners and customers in over 200 languages.

Techneos has provided mobile research capabilities to corporate entities, global market research organizations, advertising agencies, academic institutions and governments, in over 50 countries worldwide, for more than 15 years.

http://www.techneos.com

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iPhone Trumps Android in QR Code Scanning Battle













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Brevard, NC (PRWEB) January 14, 2011

According to a recent analysis by JumpScan, the leading social QR service, Apple’s iPhone outpaced Google’s Android by nearly three to one. The trend is based on a recent sampling of 5,000 scans from mobile devices. Blackberry came in a distant third, generating approximately 3% of the overall scans.

“One of the reasons,” speculates JumpScan co-founder Mike McKearin, “could be that iPhone users had a significant jump start on mobile web, apps and emerging technologies. “We anticipate this gap closing as Android users quickly adapt to QR usage on the mobile web.”

JumpScan provides users with a custom, “all-in-one” QR code that links to a web-based digital profile. The profile allows users to consolidate all their contact information, as well as social media feeds, in one centralized location. The service has been referred to as a digital, social business card. JumpScan was recently featured in Mashable.com, LifeHacker.com, GigaOM and CNN/Money.

JumpScan recently introduced a new user interface, and added tracking statistics to monitor the number of times a user’s QR code has been scanned.

“We’re seeing a lot of adoption of JumpScan codes by small businesses, consultants, real estate agents, and marketers,” states co-founder Phil Davis. “A JumpScan QR code provides a convenient way for potential customers to connect on-the-fly, simply using their web-enabled phone.”

Nielsen estimates smart phone penetration at 25% of the market, while predicting they will overtake feature phones in the U.S. market be then end of 2011. Many in the industry are predicting 2011 as the tipping point for mobile.

“We’re confident that more smart phones are going to come with QR readers pre-installed as demand for instant web access increases,” McKearin continues. “Gone are the days when people say ‘Friend me,’ or ‘Let me type in your phone number.’” Meanwhile the battle for QR scanning supremacy continues. At this point, with Android’s share of market gaining, McKearin predicts a dead heat in the near future.”

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TicketLeap Launches Android Ticket Scanning










Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) January 12, 2011

With the launch of a new Android ticket scanning application, TicketLeap enables event organizers to break free from traditional ticketing hardware and easily manage ticket scanning from any Android phone. The TicketLeap app is now available as a free download in the Android Market.

“This application represents the future of events,” says Chris Stanchak, CEO of TicketLeap. “Events are going mobile and we believe this is the most cutting-edge ticket scanning app for Android.”

A leader in online ticketing and social media for events, TicketLeap has worked with event organizers across the globe to ticket tens of thousands of events. Every TicketLeap e-ticket contains a unique QR code which can be scanned by the TicketLeap Android app.

The app connects with TicketLeap events, allowing event organizers to quickly scan tickets with an Android phone and to ensure that all tickets are authentic. Users can also search for and check-in attendees by name, email address or ticket confirmation code. The check-in history syncs with TicketLeap and the app tracks the check-in progress while it’s in use. Events with more than one point of entry can use the TicketLeap app on multiple phones to scan tickets simultaneously.

“Instead of investing in bulky, expensive ticketing hardware we are enabling organizers to use a smartphone to control an event entrance,” Stanchak added. “Events of any size, whether they own a venue or not, can use the TicketLeap app to shorten lines and manage the attendee check-in process.”

Take the TicketLeap app for a test drive at http://www.ticketleap.com/android.

About TicketLeap

TicketLeap is an online ticketing platform designed to make creating events and selling tickets easier than it’s ever been. Using TicketLeap, event organizers can sell tickets quickly, track sales in real-time, and get people talking about events from one unified system. To learn more, visit http://www.ticketleap.com.

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