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With its mastery of the use of high-tech research techniques, Nobel
Mantrich is able to creatively employ the most state-of-the-art
statistical and modelling methods available to help clients make
their most critical business decisions.
Nobel Mantrich, has unparalleled experience in qualitative and
quantitative techniques, and an impressive track record across a
wide range of market segments. And because the company culture is a
unique balance of scientific methodology and business focus, it
provides its clients with more than just research. It provides
actionable information. Because, bottom line, the job of Nobel
Mantrich is not to gather data, but to help clients succeed.
As a research organisation the company specialises in market demand
and perception, competitor positioning and performance monitoring
within international markets and sectors.
This involves not only research but considerable skills in the
interpretation of results and the development of future strategies. |
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The company also undertakes industry analysis and investigations of
potential international markets particularly for family business
groups.
Nobel Mantrich Ltd considers itself to be at the forefront of market
research technology and undertakes much of its own research and
development work into new techniques. This is aided by the close
links the company has with an international marketing research
agency from where it draws on a number of specialists. This means
that the company is able to offer a top quality professional service
that is backed up by the latest thinking in a variety of fields.
Thus it is able to offer a comprehensive research and
strategy development service to its clients.
The company does not involve itself in normal
“run-of-the-mill” packaged research; each client is treated as
having its own individual needs and research is designed to meet
those particular requirements. Due to the nature of the projects
undertaken, the research usually has significant strategic
implications and thus can impact directly on the performance of the
client organisation and its mission. |
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