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Ipsos Update – November 2023
Health, trust, ESG… Ipsos Update explores the latest and greatest research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
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Flair Brazil celebrates its 10th edition!
Our latest Flair Brazil report continues its deep dive on the social, economic and political factors shaping the direction of the country, along with the challenges and opportunities they bring.
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Listen to People, Planet, Prosperity, Ipsos' ESG Podcast
This series examines how our partners across various different sectors are addressing the environmental, social, and governance challenges of the 2020s, what they’re doing to ensure that their businesses remain sustainable, and how they’re helping the world to successfully adapt. Each episode features a different specialist from with our business in conversation with a client, partner, or external expert to unpick a specific issue within or about ESG.
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Ipsos RISE: Reputation Intelligence for Strategic Evaluation
A first look at Ipsos’ groundbreaking, AI-powered insights platform for modern brand, risk and reputation management
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Introducing Ipsos RISE: first-of-its-kind, AI-powered insights platform for modern brand, risk and reputation management
Solution leverages the power of AI and Ipsos’ industry leading expertise as a single source of truth for brand and reputation management and reporting.
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[ Webinar ] KEYS - Whatever happened to the new normal?
Join us on 9th November for a new KEYS webinar.
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An introduction to Flair Brazil 2024: Nostalgia or perspectives
There is much opportunity to be found in Brazil. We need to go beyond metrics and delve deeper to understand individuals and society. And it is with this aim that we present Flair Brazil 2024.
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Inflation vs. porfolio: The brand vacuum
During the Covid-19 pandemic, we saw inflation rise around the world as companies reduced their production capacity in the face of uncertainty caused by an abrupt drop in demand. Since then, new challenges have arisen in the face of the rapid renewal of consumption and the return to "normal".
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Brands and social purpose in a politically divided time
Is it possible to support causes without upsetting consumers?