SKIM shared ACBC insights at Sawtooth Software conference 2013

14 October 2013
Dana Point, California

SKIM conjoint experts presented on Adaptive Choice-Based Conjoint at the 2013 Sawtooth Software conference, which took place in Dana Point, California from October 14-18. Although ACBC, released in 2009, has already received a lot of attention, CBC is still most often used in conjoint research. Our speakers mixed and matched the two methodologies in order to see whether improvements can be made in either method to produce richer results in conjoint studies.

ACBC revisited

Choice-Based Conjoint (CBC) is a long known, well-established “conjoint brand”. It is widely regarded as the default method for nearly any piece of conjoint research. Not many people, excluding specialist methodologists, are aware that Adaptive Choice-Based Conjoint (ACBC) has been on the market as well for several years, and its predictive validity is much better than CBC when researching complex markets, with many products, in different price tiers.

Through our presentation, we helped to confirm this general finding and elaborate on the various options that are available within ACBC.

http://www.slideshare.net/SKIMgroup/acbc-revisited

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Our speakers

Marco Hoogerbrugge, Research Director
Jeroen Hardon, Senior Research Consultant
Christopher Fotenos, Project Manager

SKIM and Sawtooth Software

SKIM is the global support partner of Sawtooth Software for conjoint analysis. Whether it concerns SSI, CBC, ACBC, MBC, MaxDiff, HB or whichever Sawtooth Software product: When you purchase software products or updates directly from Sawtooth Software, you will receive free, worldwide technical support from our team, during European office hours. Besides serving as a support partner, we cooperate with Sawtooth on research development and trainings. Also, we have created a few great software tools and add-ons to make your life even easier and help you make the most of your research. Read more about our partnership with Sawtooth, here on our website.