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Ipsos Global Trends 2014: Navigating the new
Ipsos's Global Trends Report 2014 highlights ten key trends from the data we have gathered across 20 key countries and their implications for government, brands and business.
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The NGO Perspective: A recipe for good behaviour
Climate change continues to weigh heavy on the minds of NGOs and Corporate Responsibility experts. Ilana Tyler-Rubinstein shows it's about respect for the individual.
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Mustn't grumble: the British are happy, despite being gloomy
The British public is largely happy despite being gloomy about their country's circumstances and prospects, according to our Global Trends Survey.
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SEWeb LIFE+ Partnership: Exploring public priorities for Scotland's environment
A series of workshops and an online discussion to explore the public's views on the key issues for Scotland's environment and local environments.
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The Affluent
MediaCT investigates the Global Affluent, who they are and what makes them the most influential consumers.
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Britons less likely to say they're materialistic than most other countries
A major Ipsos survey of over 16,000 people across 20 countries shows that the British public are among the least likely to see themselves as materialistic.
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Global Diffusion of Healthcare Innovation - New Research
New Ipsos research, conducted on behalf of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, examines the factors that have fostered the adoption of healthcare innovation in eight countries: Australia, Brazil, England, India, Qatar, South Africa, Spain and the US.
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OMG! SMS hits 21
Daniel Welch of Ipsos Digital reflects on 21 years of SMS and its impact on market research.
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HIV Management in Russia vs. USA
In this White Paper, our Global Antiviral team examine the infrastructure of the healthcare systems in Russia and the USA with respect to the management of HIV patients.
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Engaging the public in decisions about helping vulnerable energy consumers
In 2013, Ofgem asked Ipsos to use the Consumer First Panel to undertake deliberative research to explore in detail consumer views about vulnerability and the non financial support that vulnerable customers may need from energy companies.