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What matters most to your business in 2013?
  • Are Daily Deals Good For Merchants?

    Are Daily Deals Good For Merchants?

    Loyalty

    Published by the Harvard Business School October 25, 2012 — In this article, we evaluate the profitability of daily deals for merchants more thoroughly and in more detail than previous attempts. We developed a model of merchant profits,...     

  • Global @dvisor

    Global @dvisor

    Public Affairs

    Ipsos Global @dvisor Monthly Syndicate Service is a 25 country, online, monthly syndicated research service used to generate information for media and clients. Every month, we complete 500 to 1,000 online interviews per country.     

  • Big Idea

    Advertising

    Ipsos ASI’s Big Idea is a collaborative approach used to quickly and reliably assess the power and scalability of your ideas and those of your agency.     

  • U.S. Omnibus Services

    Public Affairs

    At Ipsos, we offer regional, national, international or specialty group omnibuses. Our professional research staff provides their expertise in the development and/or fine-tuning of survey questions.     


News & Polls

Ipsos Global @dvisory: The Economic Pulse of the World (May 2013)

5/23/2013
Washington, DC - A major analysis of world public opinion was released today by Ipsos— one of the world’s largest market and opinion research companies. The report, titled “Ipsos Global @dvisory: The Economic Pulse of the World” is...    

One in Four (27%) Canadians Working in the Financial Sector Don’t Believe Their Organization is Prepared for Changes in Regulatory Frameworks or Demands

5/23/2013
Toronto, ON – Potential changes to notable financial regulatory frameworks, such Basel III or Dodd-Frank, could lead to different effects on different areas of an organization, but most Canadians working in the financial sector...     

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