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Uber Science Symposium
Hosted by Uber's Applied Behavioral Science team, the Behavioral Science track of the 2nd Uber Science Symposium brings together practitioners and researchers in the behavioral, social, and cognitive sciences to facilitate the sharing of information and best practices, foster discussion, and form bridges between research communities.
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Three in Ten Americans are Uncomfortable Discussing Credit Card Debt with Family
Ipsos Survey on Behalf of CreditCards.com
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Leveraging Unaided Social Conversation
Learn how AI and machine learning, combined with human experience in market research, are making it possible to bridge the complex world of unstructured data with consumer-centric insights.
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[WEBINAR] The Future is Speed: How Reaction Time Reveals What People Truly Want
Consumers make decisions at the last second without more than a ‘gut feel’ or a ‘quick glance’ at a package, label, brand, shelf display, etc. This is the ‘moment of truth’ that traditional research techniques can sometimes miss.
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[WEBINAR] The Future of Influence: Insights for Impact
Insights for Impact. Real Life. Real Business Results. Powered by Censydiam.
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Creating Agile and Adaptive Shopper Journey Strategies
In this article, we explore how behavioral science frameworks can be used to improve understanding around the digital consumer experience while revising in-market strategies.
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What the Marie Kondo movement says about eCommerce
Learn how retailers can improve how consumers decide which items to bring into their home (and how to return items that don’t spark joy), thereby solving a true consumer need and achieving a massive competitive edge.
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Sparking Joy in Online Community Research
Discover how aligning rigorous research design with an engaging respondent experience can be applied to online community environments.
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DTC National Conference
Join Ipsos’ Surya Pandruvada (April 17 @3:45pm) at this year’s DTC National pharmaceutical marketing conference to learn more about “The Next Generation of Predictive Analytics.”