INSIGHTS AS SERVICE INSIGHTS

Brand Owner Address Description
INSIGHTS AS A SERVICE (IAAS) TOLUNA SAS 5 Avenue du Chateau Vincennes 94300 France INSIGHTS AS A SERVICE (INSIGHTS AS A SERVICE);Public opinion surveys; statistical studies, namely, compilation of statistics for business purposes; business survey services, namely, business research and surveys, conducting business surveys, and design of business surveys; management of data banks containing information from panels and gathering opinions from consumers and professionals, namely, market opinion polling studies, public opinion polling, public opinion surveys; demonstration of goods; distribution of samples; tests of consumer goods by consumers and professionals, namely, market research, market research studies, market research consultation; tests of services by consumers and professionals, namely, market research, market research studies, market research consultation; design and implementation of commercial research methodologies, namely, commercial business management, assistance to commercial enterprises in the running of their business; subscriptions to electronic newspapers and to Internet sites in the nature of online publications and web journals; personnel recruitment; providing information in the field of opinion polls; providing information in the field of opinion polls online on a global computer network; consultation in the field of conducting public opinion polls; database management, namely, updating and managing of data in computer databases; providing information online in the nature of on-line computer databases in the field of marketing, opinion polling, marketing campaigns, market studies, sales promotions, data analysis, and market survey and research;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. Method and apparatus for providing virtual capacity to a service provider. A service provider contacts a third party service provider when the service provider can not perform services for a customer. A solicitation is sent by the service provider and accepted by the third party service provider. After acceptance, status and/or location information from the third party service provider is redirected within a network management facility so that the information is sent to the service provider, rather than to an entity normally associated with the third party service provider. After services have been performed by the third party service provider, the third party service provider is generally free to accept service requests from other service providers, whereby messages transmitted by the third party service provider are routed to the new service provider.