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[EVENT] The Future of Customer Experience: Inspiring Business Transformation
Join Ipsos at the first Future of Research event of 2015, where Virgin Trains and Experian will be sharing some of the exciting ways they have channelled customer insight to drive transformational change.
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The Economic Pulse of the World - January 2015
Starting the new year on a positive note, all three economic indicators are on the upward trend erasing the losses of the previous wave.
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2015 Greek General Election
Successfully covering the Greek elections. Once again, Ipsos in Greece has been quite active at polling throughout the recent General Elections.
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Auto-parts industry in Indonesia
Almost one hundred auto-part manufacturers and several car assemblers are entering Indonesia market and will start their operation in 2016-2017 periods.
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Indonesia's injection system market
An infographic outlining some of the key features of the injection system market within Indonesia in 2014.
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Thailand’s syringe market
With Thai consumers paying more attention to their health, many investors are focused on the Healthcare market in Thailand as part of their growth plans in the Asia Pacific.
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The Ipsos “New Way”
The turnover of Ipsos has been flat for the past three years. Based on this disappointing fact, the management of Ipsos has launched a programme designed to foster a route to profitable growth.
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Pisa VS Florence: the Two Ways to Make a Brand Attractive
Both Florence and Pisa attract over one million visitors every year, but not at all for the same reasons.
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Flair Brazil 2015 - Criticism and Progress
Many marketing executives, advertisers and name brand and publicity managers have difficulty understanding the reality of Asia and Latin America. Either they have geographic and economic knowledge, or they have inherited a deformed image, as mirrored in literature and the cinema.
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Flair Italy 2014 - A Country without Intermediaries
Flair is in its fourth year. Our ambition again is to describe what has happened and form hypotheses on what might happen, seeking to read between the lines of our data and to discern what was not said in our interviews.