COVID-19 and communications: If you target “young people” as a whole, you’ll likely miss
Our recent values-based segmentation of Gen Z sheds some light on how to effectively communicate public health guidance to young people.
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Our recent values-based segmentation of Gen Z sheds some light on how to effectively communicate public health guidance to young people.
Data collected one week ahead of the Throne Speech shows that eight in ten Canadians believe federal aid for business and industry should be tied to efforts to protect the environment.
Our VP of Consultation and Engagement discusses the results of our recent nationwide engagement activity, A Healthy Dialogue, and what this could mean for the future of the Canadian health care [...]
While our work studying the emerging Gen Z cohort is ongoing, we have identified a unique set of social values that set this generation apart from their Millennial predecessors.
Our latest report explores the relationship between young Black professionals and the advertising industry, and how leaders can reflect this diversity of talent at their firms.
With Canadians split on what the future holds for their current remote working situations, our team explores how organizations can plan for the uncertain future of their workplace arrangements.
Our latest report explores the dramatic shift to remote working in Canada, to develop a picture of the emerging future of work and how companies can respond.
Our Financial Services team explains how the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated three key trends that are increasing the adoption of FinTech in Canada.
We used Environics’ Social Values research to shed some light on the underlying beliefs and attitudes associated with belief in conspiracy theories.
The above is a graphical representation of the Gartner Hype Cycle and where research technologies currently fall on it. As you can see, we believe that video analysis has recently hit a “technological trigger.”
