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Bringing Cultural Nuances To Life
This book has been initiated to help Ipsos researchers in their international projects. At the analysis stage, it provides cultural insights which can enlighten the results. But also from a technical perspective, when preparing a qualitative study design, it aids in the consideration of local constraints (such as scheduling, sample composition, geographical coverage).
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Majority of Kenyans Feel 2017 General Election Will Be Chaotic
Only 42 per cent of Kenyans feel that the 2017 general elections will be peaceful.
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2016 US Elections - Clinton Continues to Lead Trump (May 26)
Barack Obama’s approval rating is at 47% this week on the alst Ipsos/Reuters Poll: Core Political Approval
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Get the Inside Track on US Presidential Election
The 2016 U.S. Presidential election is five months away. Get the inside track on the campaign.
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The Future of Money: Financial Services in a Digital World
The financial services industry is experiencing a digital revolution - customers have a wealth of data at their fingertips, and are interacting and paying through new platforms and devices.
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Taking Responsibility - Kythe Foundation in the Philippines
Today, the focus is on the Kythe Foundation in the Philippines.
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Ipsos Delivers a Curated Insight Ecosystem
Collaborative learning platform curates multiple streams of intelligence around clients’ business questions.
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Is Your Workplace Getting to You ?
Is your workplace getting to you? Those who agree that their current workplace is a psychologically safe and healthy environment are…
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[EVENT] The Future of Creativity: Optimising for Platform
Creativity is as important as ever, but as the media landscape has fragmented and consumers encounter brands through ever more touchpoints, it has to be designed for the context in which it’s delivered to truly excel. It’s no longer enough to create just one piece of content and share across all platforms. Nowadays, creative needs to be fleet of foot, optimised for the intended channel or platform to generate true brand impact.
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2016 US Elections - Clinton Continues to Lead Trump (May 20)
Barack Obama’s approval rating is at 48% this week on the last Ipsos/Reuters Poll : Core Political Approval