Insights


Ethnography Publication

Ethnography: an Unfiltered View of Reality

Ethnography is a research method made for investigating cultural practices, rituals, consumer behaviour, routines and social norms. It helps our clients identify previously unseen opportunities through looking at people’s worlds in a new way, through putting behaviour at the heart of our investigation.
Marketing Event

[EVENT] MRIA Conference & Gala Awards

June 10-12 - Ipsos is delighted to be a sponsor of Canada’s premier marketing research industry conference being held in Vancouver in June. This year, several of our experts will be sharing case studies illustrating the business impact of research insight.

Ipsos Launches Product Intelligence

Socialised product evaluations via user ratings and reviews.
Sports Survey

Get Your Head in the Game: Why Sports Organisations Need Fan Insights

As we enter November, I prepare for my favorite time of the year: college football season. I grew up in Columbus, Ohio in the heart of Ohio State Buckeye country and went to college at fellow Big Ten school, Northwestern.
Insight Cloud Publication

Ipsos Curation with Insight Cloud

Ipsos Curation brings together the best of human understanding with the latest technology, Insight Cloud, to curate data so your most valuable insights are ready when you need to make decisions and inspire ideas. It’s insights on demand.

[EVENT] Connected Health: The Physcian's View

December 1 - #IpsosSpeaks: Ipsos Healthcare Digital Doctor Report 2017
Insights Event

[WEBINAR] Using Curation to Inspire A-ha Moments

November 2 - In this webinar, we’ll share our principles of curation and demonstrate how we’re helping clients to curate many streams of existing research knowledge into high value, future-proof insights.
Innovation Event

[EVENT] TMRE

October 22 - With over 1,000 MR and insight professionals in attendance, TMRE really is The Marketing Research Event of the year!
Surveys Publication

Do We Still Need to Ask Questions?

Is it the end of surveys as we know it? Or do they still play a meaningful role in managing and growing brands?