Why do Marketers ignore Gen X?
Gen X are not very fashionable, yet they have the strongest purchasing power. Key facts about this generation show they are a lucrative market for categories and brands across just about every sector.
Gen X are not very fashionable, yet they have the strongest purchasing power. Key facts about this generation show they are a lucrative market for categories and brands across just about every sector.
More so than in any other generation polled, men and women in Gen Z are not seeing eye to eye.
This report is about better understanding different groups: how they feel, how they behave – and how they change over time.
Perceptions and understanding of climate risks and the energy transition, differences by country and impact on brands and companies
Key learnings from the Ipsos international Forces of CX study, benchmarking customer experience performance & KPIs across multiple sectors
Can you guess, from the research results below, which is Country A and which is Country B? And what story do they tell us?
Key learnings from the 2025 Ipsos ESG Council Report: 50 Sustainability Leaders interviewed.
Interesting thoughts from Google’s former Chief Innovation Evangelist, who recently published “What’s next is now: How to live future-ready”.
Businesses have a blind spot when it comes to CAPTURING value, according to Professor Stefan Michel, director of the Executive MBA program at IMD in Lausanne. Based on his experience, they spend much more time & money on value-creating innovations than on value-capturing ones. He has developed a framework to better capture value from innovations: … Lire la suite