Market Research


Mind or Machines

Exploring AI moderation and when to use it

Celebrating Ipsos Achievements at ESOMAR 2025

A look back at the highlights from Ipsos experts at the ESOMAR Congress.

Ipsos Strategy3 recognised as one of the World’s Best Management Consulting Firms 2025

Ipsos Strategy3 has been recognised for the fourth year in a row.
Artificial Intelligence Press release

Swiss more nervous than excited about AI, and demanding greater transparency

The Ipsos 2025 "AI Monitor" reveals that while Swiss citizens are open to the practical benefits of AI, they exhibit a notable degree of caution, particularly concerning trust and data privacy, and join a global chorus in demanding transparency from companies using the technology.
Gender Equality Press release

Swiss confident in meritocracy amidst lower national concern for inequality

Ipsos has released its 2025 Equalities Index, a 31-country study including Switzerland on public perceptions of inequality, fairness and social responsibility.

Personas in the Age of AI: Swiss insights

Explore AI persona bots' transformative power for companies and in market research, which bring insights to life, and discover more about essential guidelines for responsible use.
Trends Survey

The Forces Reshaping the World's Attitudes: Navigating Uncertainty in Switzerland and Beyond

This year as we unveil the Ipsos Global Trends, we have collaborated with Handelszeitung in the scope of providing key insights.
Telecommunication Publication

Unveiling the Swiss telecom landscape through consumers' eyes

Exploring Swiss Telecom Brands: Ipsos in Switzerland has delved into the telecommunications market to uncover the intricate dynamics and opportunities within the sector.
Global Trends Webinar

Ipsos Global Trends 2024 Exclusive Webinar | The forces reshaping the world's attitudes

Join Ipsos Switzerland for an exclusive webinar on September 12th to get an exclusive look into insights from the largest public survey ever carried out by Ipsos on its 10th anniversary, including Switzerland for the first time. This survey is based on 50 countries, 50,000 respondents and 5 million data points.