Search
-
Most Canadians Expect Companies to Support Causes and Make a Profit
New Ipsos study reveals how Canadians feel toward cause marketing. Strong cause marketing programs and not-for-profit partnerships are more necessary than ever for corporations.
-
Ipsos Update - November 2016
Welcome to the November edition of Ipsos Update, our monthly selection of research and thinking from Ipsos teams around the world.
-
Europe Affluents Currently Own Over €20k Worth of Investments
Want to know the investing behaviour of Europe’s top 13% of income earners?
-
Taking Responsibility - Ipsos Sleeps on the Streets to Help Raise Funds and Awareness for Homeless in Vancouver
Would you sleep on the streets to help raise funds and awareness for homeless and at-risk youth? Some of Ipsos executives did. Read about his experience.
-
i-Say panel donations shatter our $15K goal in support of breast cancer awareness!
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month this past October, the i-Say incentives team once again set out to join the fight against breast cancer by rallying i-Say members to raise $15,000 in donations.
-
Taking Responsibility - Ipsos in Mozambique's Involvement With Young People
Ipsos in Mozambique invited university students to Ipsos’ premises to learn about market research.
-
Ipsos in Brazil Awarded 2016 Best Market Research Partner By L’Oréal
Each year, Ipsos participates in an annual event organised by L'Oréal Brazil, with all their suppliers.
-
The Reputation Council report 2016
In this edition we ask council members to describe the most important corporate traits required if an organisation is to stand a fair chance of recovering from a crisis; talk to members about whether they can credibly identify and measure the reputation risk their organisations face; examine the critical issue of cyber crime; and look into the use of social media among Council members.
-
Cybercrime and Corporate Reputation: Business and Public Perspectives
Cybercrime in the UK is identified as top reputational threat, but companies not seen as being on top of it. Cybercrime is a growing and evolving threat for businesses. More worryingly, across different industries it takes an average of 100 days for companies to detect a potential breach and sometimes a threat will not be identified at all, according to Gordon Morrison of Tech UK.
-
New I-Say Panel in Japan
Migration of Ipsos in Japan's online panel onto RAES/Ipsos Interactive Services Global ecosystem.