Innovation


Innovation Publication

Innovating in challenging times: Research during COVID-19

Doing research during a crisis allows businesses to better predict and prepare for what to do next.
Innovation Publication

Slowing Down to be faster: why it is paramount to invest at the front end of the development process

Combining the views of industry experts and using Ipsos insights, this paper looks at the importance of investing time at front end of the development process to drive better business results.
Innovation Event

Ipsos HK PEEL 2019

Ipsos PEEL is about going beneath the surface – to the techniques Ipsos is pursuing and the concepts we are exploring to discover fresh knowledge and insights that can inform better decisions and drive business growth.
Innovation Survey

Feeling Tense? Good, Let’s Innovate!

I recently facilitated an innovation workshop at a client and things got tense… really tense. And I couldn’t have been happier. We’ll get back to how that’s done in a moment, but let’s start by defining what a tension is.
Innovation Publication

Post-Launch Tracking

Innovation doesn’t end when a new product launches.
Innovation Publication

The Future Is Here, With the Connected Car

There were a lot of futuristic things such as hover boards, new electronics and even flying cars. While we aren’t there with flying cars, we are getting closer with the futuristic features of the Connected Car.
Innovation Publication

Case Study - Automotive Innovation for Auto

The following examples showcase how we work with our Auto clients across a range of issues to deliver actionable insights.
Innovation Survey

Ipsos now: past meets future

The Ipsos 40th anniversary celebration will travel the globe this year, starting with Dubai in April and traveling to other global hubs like Shanghai, New York, Toronto, Istanbul, and ending in the founding city of Paris in October.
Innovation Publication

Your innovation is awesome! Too bad no one will find it online…

You’ve just launched an incredible innovation in salty snacks. It has all the benefits of popcorn, but can be eaten like a chip. It tastes great, and is reasonably healthy. This product looks poised to disrupt the chip aisle, and make millions. But it won’t, because no one will find it.