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Eurozone biggest issue facing Britain say UK's business leaders
The Eurozone is the biggest issue facing Britain today according to the 2011 Captains of Industry Survey carried out by Ipsos.
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Captains of Industry Survey
The Eurozone is the biggest issue facing Britain today according to the 2011 Captains of Industry Survey carried out by Ipsos.
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Envisioning the library of the future
Envisioning the library of the future is a major research project undertaken by the Arts Council in 2012/13 that will help to understand the future for libraries, and how they can be developed.
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Review of 'Family Futures'
A qualitative evaluation of the Family Futures project which provides parent education programmes across Glasgow.
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Are you being served? Rapid Review (2011-2012)
The Local Government Association and the London Councils Self Improvement Board commissioned Ipsos to carry out a rapid review exercise to guide the sector on how to achieve a national benchmark on residents' perceptions of council performance.
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Kent County Council Budget Workshop
Since 2007, Ipsos has carried out annual deliberative workshops on behalf of Kent County Council, exploring the public's priorities for council spending and where savings can best be made. This is an integral part of the council's budget setting process.
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Preparing for an Ageing Society
This report, by Ipsos, outlines the interim findings of the ongoing evaluation of the Ageing Well programme. It seeks to evaluate the progress local authorities are making in preparing for an ageing society, and awareness and experiences of the Ageing Well programme to date.
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Learning from our failures
New product launches often fail and it can sometimes be difficult identifying why, writes Doug Findlay, director at Ipsos Marketing in Brand Republic.
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Britain ends the year as one of the most economically pessimistic nations
Just one in ten Britons (9%) expect their local economy to improve in the next six months, half the level seen in America.
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Do loyalty schemes invade privacy?
With new technologies meaning that loyalty schemes can be embedded further and further into our lives, how far is too far? Fiona Moss comments in iMedia.