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Why is cryptocurrency still confusing?
Social data reveals what’s holding consumers back from embracing crypto
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The science of behaviour change
The principles and practice of tackling behaviour change challenges in a world that remains unpredictable and changeable.
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A growing unease: Data dilemmas of the connected Indian
In this new Ipsos India briefing paper, we examine the attitudes of the digital Indian to sharing data.
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How to perform a retail SWOT analysis
All retailers face day-to-day challenges, yet despite today’s challenging climate, there are still plenty of opportunities to be had. By conducting a detailed retail SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) analysis, actionable insights can be gained to help retailers understand the future of their own organisation.
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Unlocking the opportunities for crop science products in CLMV
Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Vietnam, collectively known as CLMV, account for a third of ASEAN geographical area and experience continuous growth in both GDP and population.
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The Millennial Influence in Asia - 2017
How Millennials of Asia will shape tomorrow's payments landscape.
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Bank 3.0: A Battlefield of Digital Finance in Taiwan
Massive layoffs are happening around the world in the new era of Bank 3.0. Thanks to the internet and portable technology, people are able to get access to the financial services anytime and everywhere, and they no longer need to rely on the counter service and ATM machine of bank.
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Digital Innovation in Banking: Outsource and Let the Tech Pros Take the Reins
Today’s banks are feeling the squeeze from Silicon Valley’s fast-moving Financial Technology pioneers.
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Affluent Population Increases Influence in APAC. But What About Women?
Ipsos released the 2016 Ipsos Affluent Asia survey results, Asia’s most comprehensive survey of the upscale affluent market covering 10 countries across the region.
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Even Affluent Americans Think 'The 1%' Are Pulling Away
In recent years, attitudes toward the richest 1% of Americans have increasingly become part of the national conversation. Some vilify “The 1%,” others want to join their ranks, and many hold both attitudes at once – viewing the wealthy with a sometimes paradoxical mix of anger, envy and aspiration.