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Fall 2010 Short Course
Drivers of Liking®, Segmentation and Portfolio Optimization
The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, WV
November 8-12, 2010

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IFPress 13.3 Now Available
How to Account for "No Difference/Preference" Counts

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Institute for Perception Award
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Technical Reports (2003 through current)

2010
* IFPress 13-3: How to Account for "No Difference / Preference" Counts
    - Daniel M. Ennis and John M. Ennis
* Portfolio Optimization Based on First Choice
    - John M. Ennis and Charles Fayle
* Optimum Product Selection for a Drivers of Liking Project
    - John M. Ennis, Daniel M. Ennis and Charles Fayle

2009
* Unfolding Liking using Landscape Segmentation Analysis® and Internal Preference Mapping
    - Benoît Rousseau
* Scaling First-Last, MaxDiff and Best-Worst Data
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Multiplicative versus Ratio Comparisons
    - John M. Ennis and Daniel M. Ennis
* Brand Effects on the Landscape of Consumer Experience
    - Michael B. Casale and Daniel M. Ennis
2008
* New Developments in Equivalence Testing
    - Daniel M. Ennis and John M. Ennis
* An Application of Landscape Segmentation Analysis to Blind and Branded Data
    - Benoît Rousseau and Daniel M. Ennis
* Conditional Ratio Statements
    - John M. Ennis and Daniel M. Ennis
* Improving the Cost and Speed of Product Innovation
    - Benoît Rousseau and Daniel M. Ennis
2007
* Category Learning and Feedback in Panel Training
    - Michael B. Casale and Daniel M. Ennis
* Why Proportion of Discriminators is Method-Specific
    - Benoît Rousseau and Daniel M. Ennis
* Do Consumers have multiple ideals depending on usage occasions?
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Discovering Time-Dependent Trends
    - Richard E. Lampe and Daniel M. Ennis
2006
* Parity Claims
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Indices of Sensory Difference: R-Index and d'
    - Benoît Rousseau
* Making Ratio Statements About Product Improvements
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Identifying Emerging Opportunities in Consumer Markets
    - Luke Anderson and Daniel M. Ennis
2005
* Alternative Methods for Understanding Preference
    - Richard E. Lampe
* Relative Scales and Difference Testing Norms
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Analytic Approaches to Accounting for Individual Ideal Points
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Measuring Product Performance / Image Tradeoffs
    - Daniel M. Ennis
2004
* From Ranks to Intensities
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Product Concept Fits
    - Benoît Rousseau and Daniel M. Ennis
* Relating Expert and Consumer Sensitivities
    - Benoît Rousseau
* Competitive Strategies in Product Portfolio Design
    - Daniel M. Ennis
2003
* Just-About-Right Scales
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Designing New Product Portfolios
    - Daniel M. Ennis
* Identifying Latent Segments
    - Daniel M. Ennis and James Luke Anderson


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