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What worries the world? September 2017
Unemployment remains the top issue around the world — but in Britain, healthcare and terrorism lead as biggest worries. Seven in ten Britons think the country is on the wrong track – the worst it has been since 2013.
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Opinions of Generation Z’s ambitions and priorities differ greatly between the generations
A new Ipsos survey for the BBC seeks to establish the differences in views between Generation Z and Generation Y, Generation X and Baby Boomers.
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Passive Perceptions
The TouchPoints Survey combines passive and survey data to ensure that a high level of granularity and detail is achieved at no extra burden to the participants.
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Diversity matters (and inclusion does, too)
In our latest blog, Jordana Moser, Senior Research Executive at Ipsos LEAD, discusses how diversity and inclusion affects employee engagement.
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Defining a Data Scientist
A data scientist is the adult version of the kid who can’t stop asking “why?” They’re the kind of person who goes into an ice cream shop and gets five different scoops on their cone because they really need to know what each one tastes like…
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The Retired Prince
As Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, retires at 96 after 22,219 public engagements, we look at our Future of Retirement research series for HSBC and ask what people can expect of retirement today.
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Social media is the stand out activity of parents around children
Ipsos Connect's Tech Tracker is a quarterly, GB nationally representative research survey which measures the emerging trends and developments in technology.
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Measuring employee engagement in digital times
In our latest blog, JB Aloy, Global Head of Workforce Analytics Solutions and Employee Experience Insights at Ipsos LEAD, explores the future of Employee Engagement and tackles the specific challenges HR leaders need to overcome.
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As apps become mainstream, what behaviours do they encourage?
Today marks the launch of a new report into apps and behaviour patterns. The report, commissioned by Google and produced by Ipsos, finds that different apps encourage different behaviours. News app users snack on content up to three times a day, whilst entertainment app users immerse themselves in programmes for up to seven hours a day.
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Opinion Polls: Why they remain the reference
The last year has seen opinion and election polling subjected to both criticism and praise. Here we review the evidence, looking particularly at recent experiences in the US, UK, France and the Netherlands.