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Reineke serves Customer Insights Professionals and leads a team that helps these professionals understand the changes happening in the customer insights industry and how they should adapt their research agendas, research methodologies, and team structure to continue to be successful. Prior to this position, Reineke spent six years at Forrester managing all quantitative research operations for Forrester in Europe and Asia, including the Consumer Technographics® and UK Internet User Monitor studies and writing quantitative research about the effect of technology on consumer behavior. Before that she was an analyst at Forrester for four years, focusing primarily on retail and media topics.
Reineke comes to Forrester from Intres, a retail-service organization that manages a group of retail chains like Intersport and Livera in the Benelux countries. At Intres, Reineke advised the board of directors on business expansions and supported senior management with strategic decisions. Specializing in quantitative research, she used this knowledge to develop and introduce an electronic management information system at Intres.
Prior to Intres, Reineke worked for five years as a senior research executive at Market Response, a market research company in the Netherlands. At Market Response, she set up and coordinated research activities in Europe and Asia. Her focus there was on continuous and international research as well as on consulting. Reineke worked during this period for clients like Akzo, British American Tobacco, Mars/Effem, and Sara Lee.
Reineke is a graduate in social geography of the University of Groningen, Netherlands.
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This Data Essentials summarizes some key data points for the US from Forrester's North American Technographics retail surveys; it also includes data from the Forrester Research Online Retail...
Hispanic Technographics® Youth Online Survey, Q2 2009 (US)
This highlight deck summarizes the key findings related to shopping and spending from Forrester's Hispanic Technographics Youth Online Survey, Q2 2009.
For the past decade or so, an increasing number of European consumers have been relying on the Internet to provide them with information on products and services. Today, more than half of the...
No two countries are the same when it comes to retail payment habits in Europe. Unlike in the US — where most firms can offer their customers a uniform set of payment options — companies...
This Technographics Insight takes a look at the financial attitudes among online consumers globally. It compares online consumers¿ willingness to shop around for financial products, trust in...
The eCommerce market in Poland is full of potential. It's growing faster than Western European markets and is overtaking Southern European countries such as Spain and Italy. Polish consumers are...
This highlight deck summarizes the key findings from Forrester's European Technographics Online Financial Services Survey, Q4 2007.
This Technographics Insight takes a look at card ownership and usage in Europe. It examines and compares the number of cards regularly used by Europeans and why they do or don¿t use multiple cards.
Europeans are shopping via three main channels: stores, the Internet, and other remote channels, such as mail, phone, and catalogs. In recent years, the Internet channel has been gaining in...
This Technographics Insight reviews the loyalty programs Europeans are using and the reasons for participating in such programs.
The senior segment in Europe currently represents a third of the total population and is expected to grow in the coming years. European seniors are an attractive target group, as they tend to have...
Online grocery shopping struggles to reach a broader audience, with only 3% of online consumers buying groceries online in 2007 compared to 2% in 2002. The UK leads in uptake and represents 56% of...
Young professionals are an attractive group for financial companies — they are an affluent segment of the population, whose incomes are likely to grow with their career paths, and who have an...
Online shopping uptake slows down in Europe, Sweden and the Netherlands show the largest increase in online shopping in the past year. However, the majority of European shoppers live in Germany or...
Take a quick look at the online shopping behaviors in Asia, Europe, and the US. Discover which countries are the most active in online shopping, and which products are the most popular.
Where Do European Travelers Research And Buy Leisure Travel?
Over the past few years, more and more European consumers have not only researched travel online, but have also booked it online. Consumers rely heavily on the Internet to obtain information on...
In 2006, 56% of European Net users regularly shopped online but not all of them made their payments online. European online shoppers continue to use a mix of online and offline payment methods to buy...