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20 years after Hurricane Katrina, Americans want improvements to U.S. disaster preparedness
New USA Today/Ipsos poll shows most Americans see FEMA’s role as very necessary; a plurality expect the federal response to a disaster like Katrina would be worse today
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Most Americans aren't seeing positive news about the economy
Few Americans say they're reading positive news about the economy, though more Republicans say they're seeing it than Democrats, according to new polling from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker
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Why food companies must act together to reshape America’s food landscape
Nutrition and food policy expert Marion Nestle breaks down how the food landscape has changed over the last two decades, and industry changes she thinks will chart a healthier future.
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How understanding barriers to early treatment can transform healthcare
Even with scientific breakthroughs, convincing patients to get care is the next great challenge. Ipsos’ Hannah Brown explains how best practices research can help practitioners shift patient attitudes from fear to empowerment.
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Ipsos Partners with Stanford University to Pioneer the Future of Market Research with Synthetic Data
Ipsos partners with Stanford University's Politics and Social Change Lab (PASCL).
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Most Americans expect extreme weather events to become more frequent in the near future
New USA Today/Ipsos poll finds partisan divide on climate change perceptions and concern
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Ipsos launches “Collective Innovation,” an AI-Driven program enhancing innovation success rates
Collective Innovation is augmenting Ipsos’ innovation testing services, which are powered by a proven capacity to model and forecast sales, with the collective intelligence of trends and innovation strategists, big data specialists, and the world’s largest qualitative practice.
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Getting value for their money is key for online shoppers
About 7 in 10 surveyed consumers believe price to be the most important factor when buying products online, and about half say having quality for a low price is a main selling point, according to an Ipsos survey commissioned by Temu.
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THE QUIRK’S EVENT: New York
Join Ipsos’ Greg Halperin and Nestle’s Michael Shapiro as they explore how synthetic data, a powerful new tool, is redefining what’s possible in testing by enabling faster, deeper insights with greater agility.