Month: March 2020

By: Pete Cape Director, Global Knowledge   So following on from my previous post on the subject of Research in the time of Coronavirus, this is the second most asked question –usually asked as “will they answer the same?” And of course, the answer is (as so many are in market research), “it depends”. First…

By: Pete Cape Director, Global Knowledge   Government actions around the world are aimed at lowering the peak of the virus and spreading it out over a longer period of time. We would not then expect large number of our panellists to be ill at the same time, so production should not be affected. If…

By: Jackie Lorch Vice President of Global Knowledge Management   In a special edition of Dynata’s Global Trends Report we’ve been exploring the changes in consumer attitudes and behaviors brought on by the Coronavirus pandemic. Here are some of the findings we gathered last week across 14 countries (the U.S., Canada, the UK, Ireland, Spain,…

By: Jackie Lorch Vice President of Global Knowledge Management   In a special edition of Dynata’s Global Trends Report we’ve been exploring the changes in consumer attitudes and behaviors brought on by the Coronavirus pandemic. Here are some of the findings we gathered last week across 14 countries (the U.S., Canada, the UK, Ireland, Spain,…

By: Pete Cape Director, Global Knowledge   DYNATA’S GLOBAL TRENDS REPORT SPECIAL EDITION: COVID-19 is a special edition of our flagship consumer trends report, exploring the changes in consumer attitudes and behaviors brought on by the Coronavirus pandemic. Spanning 14 countries, the report leverages Dynata’s global scale, deep relationships with consumers, and the largest fully-permissioned…

By: Jackie Lorch Vice President, Global Knowledge Management More than ever at Dynata, we are maintaining our focus on unbiased market research – delivering real, reliable opinions from consumers and business. Panelist participation We do not expect decades of experience of our panelists providing thoughtful, real and accurate data to change – and we have…