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Understanding customers: now and next
Welfare reform and new digital technology mean that housing associations must modernise the way they understand customers says Ben Marshall in his blog for 24dash.com.
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Back to school
Simon Atkinson blogs on an Ipsos survey for banking group ING that found the British to be the most enthusiastic “cheerleaders” for providing financial education in schools.
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Public sees both Miliband and Cameron drifting further to the left and right
Ipsos's latest poll has Labour and the Conservatives tied for the first time since January 2012. Both parties are on 35% among those who say they are certain to vote, UKIP is on 10% and the Liberal Democrats on 9%.
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Ready for Change - the NHS in 2013
Kate Duxbury and Ben Page write that people are starting to recognise we have to limit NHS spending but our pride in the public health service is a major hurdle to delivering a more efficient service.
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What price the NHS?
Ipsos and the Foundation Trust Network explore public attitudes towards funding within the NHS. Do the public accept the need for change and how do they react to ideas for service changes?
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Freedom to choose - it's harder than we think
Jayesh Navin Shah of our Social Research Institute blogs on choice and control in public services for disabled people.
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Ipsos Top Cities
Simon Atkinson and designer Tom Warren illustrate how the largest ever global research study on the best city to do business in, live in and visit was put together.
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Understanding Society - October 2013: Generations
Welcome to the latest edition of the Ipsos Social Research Institute's Understanding Society, which explores the differing attitudes, values and expectations across generations, tracking how they change over time.
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Payday lending advertising research
The Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) commissioned Ipsos to conduct qualitative research with a mix of participants who had considered using a payday loan and those who were payday lending customers.
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Homes for Britain: Britain for homes?
Ben Marshall gives a speech about public attitudes towards housing at the Labour Party conference 2013.