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Data quality

by design

Building trust in
the age of AI

In a market research landscape reshaped by AI and rapid decision-making, trust in insights depends on stronger rigor and transparency.

In this joint session, Savanta and Ketchum explore how close supplier–client collaboration improves data quality, accountability, and confidence in an AI-disrupted world.

Presented by:

Patrick O’Donnell, VP, Group Manager, Ketchum Analytics
Dr. Nick Baker, Chief Research Officer, Savanta

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Session key takeaways

A Savanta x Ketchum session on how data buyers and suppliers can work together to ensure quality, combat fraud, and build trust in an AI-powered research world.

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AI is reshaping the research landscape at pace. It's accelerating both the challenges we face and the tools we use to solve them. Adaptability is everything
02

Data quality isn't a one-time fix. Think of it as a continuous remix always evolving, always requiring active human judgment alongside AI detection.
03

Fraud is adaptive. Bad actors evolve as quickly as our defences and the only winning strategy is continuous triangulation and close collaboration between buyers, suppliers and technology
04

Partnerships are non-negotiable. The "Power Trio" of supplier, buyer and technology, each owning their part of the quality chain, is what makes research resilient.
05

Keep surveys people-first. AI is a co-pilot, not the pilot. Human-led, respondent-centred design; clear language, empathy, fatigue reduction is still what drives quality data.

Speakers

01

Dr Nick Baker

Chief Research Officer, Savanta
02

Patrick O'Donnell

VP, Group Manager, Ketchum Analytics

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