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The post-holiday COVID surge barely bothered America
Despite a rise in COVID cases during and after the holidays, a near-record-low number of Americans believe COVID is a risk to them personally, according to new data from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker
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Are people finally returning to the office?
The number of people shifting from remote work to hybrid work has jumped, according to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker.
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ARF Future-Proofing the Analytics and Insights Function
We’ve heard a lot about generative AI in the past year, but what impact will it really have on the future of the insights and data analytics workforce?
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Future Jobs to Be Done
In a sense, all manufacturing can be traced back to human needs. Ipsos Strategy3’s Sophie Washington explains how those demands might shift, and how brands and institutions can prepare.
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How human-robot partnerships will remake manufacturing
Anders Billesø Beck, vice president of Strategy and Innovation at Universal Robots, thinks collaborative robots can help workers avoid injury and drudgery. Here’s how this “ideal tool” could transform tomorrow’s factories.
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How companies can mine technology for the energy transition
Denise Johnson, group president of Resource Industries at Caterpillar, explains the innovations that will define next-gen industrial equipment, from electrification to automation.
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Why Americans’ attitudes on globalization are in flux
In the information age, consumers have an unprecedented degree of insight on what they buy and how it’s made. That raises the stakes for manufacturers, says Jennifer Bender, associate partner at Ipsos Strategy3.
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How to align ESG with what matters most to Americans
Ipsos’ Trent Ross explains where Americans’ ESG priorities lie — and why brands and businesses should be paying attention.
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How tech is helping companies future-proof their supply chains
How can manufacturers prepare for the unpredictable? Scott DeGroot, vice president of Global Distribution and Planning at Kimberly-Clark Corporation, discusses how strategic foresight can shape flexible and durable supply chains.
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The changes in people, markets and society that will shape the future
Ipsos Strategy3’s Trevor Sudano looks at the changes in people, markets and society that will shape the future of manufacturing.