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Scottish Public Spending Poll II
Scots are prepared to see some spending reductions but do not want NHS budgets cut,, according to an Ipsos Survey for BBC Scotland.
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The SNP Conference: Ipsos Briefing Pack
As the SNP gathers in Perth for its 76th annual conference, Ipsos has produced a briefing pack to illustrate the party's historical and current polling performance and to highlight the issues that are likely to dominate next year's election campaign.
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Scottish Public Spending Poll
Scots acknowledge the need for spending cuts but want the cuts to happen slowly to protect services according to an Ipsos survey for BBC Scotland.
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Experiment Earth?
A public dialogue conducted for the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) on geoengineering - technologies that involve the deliberate and large scale manipulation of the Earth's climate system to reduce the extent and impact of climate change.
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Majority of voters still do not know what the 'Big Society' means
Fifty-five per cent of people have not heard of the goverment's Big Society policy according to an Ipsos survey commissioned by the RSA.
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Ipsos's research into views about the Coalition
Bobby Duffy, Managing Director of Public Affairs at Ipsos, gives his thoughts on the public's views of the coalition, and their policies, to date
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The Conservative Party Conference: Ipsos Briefing Pack
To mark the Conservative Party's first autumn conference as the party in government for 14 years, Ipsos has produced a briefing using recent and historical polling data to illustrate the position the party finds itself in.
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Trust and Financial Services
At last week's Liberal Democrat Party Conference Charles Adriaenssens, head of financial services at Ipsos, discussed the need for the financial services industry to re-build a position of trust with consumers.
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Business Elite Asia
With considerable spending power, despite the recession, the Business Elite in Asia have been been helping to lead many industries out of the recent economic slowdown.
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The future is in our hands: Technologies to revolutionise mobile research
Following several false starts during the last decade, the mobile phone now holds great potential in the research process. AJ Johnson analyses the state of play in an article for ESOMAR's Research World publication.