Panasonic looks to boost emerging market knowledge through research
The Osaka-based corporation will rely on the new centres to assess the changing needs and tastes of consumers in specific markets, with data being sent back to a Global Consumer Research Centre at head office where it will be fed into product planning, design and marketing efforts.
“It is crucial for the company to strengthen customer-orientated products planning capability by carrying out accurate assessments of various lifestyles and cultures,” Panasonic said in a statement.
The Global Consumer Research Centre and its country-specific counterparts should be in place by the end of March 2011.
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