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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.
A Technographics® Data Essentials Document
Brand loyalty and price sensitivity guide consumers' purchasing decisions, but these qualities also create unique audiences that embody distinct social attitudes, technology engagement, and...
Asia Pacific Technographics®
For the past seven years, Forrester has been tracking consumers' online and offline behavior in Asia Pacific. As in recent years, this dedicated report helps companies understand the online and...
North American Technographics®
Digital natives have grown up in the age of technology and cannot imagine a life without computers, cell phones, and social networking. Although digital natives may not have large amounts of...
Forrester Technographics® Digital Consumer Community Report, July 2011
The average US consumer reports spending an equal amount of time online as she does watching TV. This data point tells a very important story: In consumers’ minds, their time spent with offline...
The types of devices people use to connect to the Web are proliferating. Portable devices are rapidly getting more powerful, and as a result, the tradeoff between mobility and capability is...
Mobile Research Helped Gain Insight In The Buildup Of Movie Promotion
Fox and Microsoft Advertising collaborated on a project at the end of 2008 to better understand the impact of and the interaction between the different media channels used to promote movies. They...
This Technographics Insight takes a look at Internet uptake in Asia Pacific markets. It examines Internet adoption across countries, the profile on online consumers, and their activities online.
In this economic recession, market researchers have to support product strategists to understand shifting consumer priorities. An evaluation of purchase intentions can determine which products...
There have been tough economic times before, but those were in a different era. In the 1980s, consumers only received information via television and newspapers, which meant a certain delay in getting...
This Technographics® Insight takes a look at consumers¿ trust of online customer ratings and reviews in the US. It compares differences in attitudes and behaviors among consumers who generally trust...
This Technographics Insight takes a look at the uptake of online gambling and online gaming by Internet users in the UK. It gives insight in the trends, and examines which types of consumers are...
This Technographics Insight takes a look at the channels Europeans use to listen to the radio. It shows that the radio device remains the main channel used for listening to the radio, but other...
The TV set remains the main channel to watch TV but new channels arise. Streaming, downloaded programs, and mobile TV attract a certain audience: entertainment-focused young men. Today, more than 29...
If European young consumers have to choose the device they feel they can't live without, the majority selects their mobile. It¿s not just the calling that counts: messaging is more popular than voice...
The Internet continues to have an impact on traditional media channels: 56% of online Europeans report that their use of offline media such as Radio, TV and Newspapers has decreased since getting...
With a low 4% online gambling trails the list of activities Europeans do regularly online. European online gamblers still show a very early adopter profile: young tech savvy males. Online games are...