Meet Conjointly at Insight Show 2018

Meet Conjointly at Insight Show 2018 (7-8 March 2018)

The Insight Show is a great event for professionals who take actionable insight through to actions. This long standing and reputable exhibition provides researchers and analysts with inspiration and access to leading service providers to help deliver on your projects.


The Insight Show is a great event for professionals who take actionable insight through to actions. This long standing and reputable exhibition provides researchers and analysts with inspiration and access to leading service providers to help deliver on your projects.

Cost: “Free to attend for all industry professionals” (please check on registration page)

Dates: 7-8 March 2018

Location: Olympia Central, London (Google maps). Find us at booth IG34

Want to know more about the best conjoint analysis service out there? Explore our products and case studies, and get in touch. Conjointly offers an automated research platform and project services for a number of use cases:

  • Selecting product features,
  • Optimising your prices,
  • Modelling adoption rates and market shares in competitive environments.

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