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What we would like to share with you today… It’s the perfect time for research! Research using curation… © Ipsos 2020 3
Joining you on the webinar… Rosemary Landeweerd Emma Grand Patricia Verhoelst Associate Research Director, Ipsos UU Director, Global Product Manager Associate Research Director, Ipsos Market Ipsos Strategy & Understanding Marion Hoek-Koudenburg Anne Craninx Janneke van Veen Sr. Lead Consumer Insight EMEA Research Director, Ipsos MORI Strategy & Insight Manager, Danone Under Armour Nutricia Early Life Nutrition © Ipsos 2020 4
COVID-amplified FROM INFLUX TO BOMBARDMENT • With so much information already available, how can we make sense of it all for our brands? • How do we keep up when its changing so rapidly? • With reduced budgets or capacity, can we make the most of what we already know? • Which sources can we trust? Do we have the full context? • Can we enable the whole organization to make full use of our insights and align our actions? 8 ‒ © Ipsos
KNOW WHAT DECODE WE KNOW CULTURES U n c o ve r & s i m p l i f y c o m p l e x c u l t u r a l S yn t h e s i z e a va i l a b l e i n f o r ma t i o n nuances to guide potential for brands, into digested insights that can p r o d u c t s a n d c o m mu n i c a t i o n s g u i d e t h e wa y f o r wa r d DISCOVER & SOCIALIZE C O N T E X T UA L I Z E C a s c a d e & a c t i va t e c o m p e l l i n g E xp l o r e a b r o a d e r c o n t e xt t o i d e n t i f y insight stories across the m e a n i n g f u l i n s i g h t s, t r e n d s a n d o r g ani z at i on opportunities 10 ‒ © Ipsos | UU Virtual Summit 2020: Curation Session (for internal use only)
DECODE CULTURES Cultural Insights Decoding culture Marion Hoek-Koudenberg Sr. Lead Consumer Insight EMEA Under Armour © Ipsos 2020
New insights without new research Marion Hoek-Koudenburg
Do what you can, with what you have, where you are | 13
QUICK INTRODUCTIONS
THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE COMPANY THAT GIVES YOU THE EDGE TO PUSH BEYOND ANY LIMIT. | 15
UNDER ARMOUR AMERICAN SPORTSWEAR | 16
W H Y & W H AT
WHAT Prioritizing themes Curating existing Cultural Decoding by local through relevant global knowledge IPSOS researchers trends
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
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A LWAYS CO N N EC T Marion Hoek-Koudenburg@underarmour.com
K N O W W H AT WE KNOW Digested Insights Knowing what we know Anne Craninx Research Director, Ipsos MORI © Ipsos ©©Ipsos Ipsos2020 2020
COVID-19 Spotlights Powered by Doc Name © Ipsos | GSK | Month COVID-19 Year | Weekly Spotlight Version Digest # | Public | Internal/Client 6 | May Use1Only 2020 | Version | Strictly Confidential | Internal/Client Use Only
Our brief Cut through the noise with knowledge that inspires Put people at the heart of what matters And plan ahead for the new normal Powered by
Fully interactive weekly digests for LTCH – cascaded down the organisation to ensure congruence 1: Setting the Scene 2: Sentiments, behaviours in lockdown 3: Communication 4: USA 5: Europe 6: Shopper & recession 7: Lessons from China 8: Experts 9: … Introduced each week by senior stakeholders addressing evolving business needs
Multi-media… and multi-sources. Backed by data Ipsos ECE CovidWatch All news sources Free sources Concise so that even those with ADHD read it!
For this to work… - Ipsos curators, not Ipsos Centric - Collaboration [client & their research agencies] - Weekly calls with senior stakeholders - Alignment with evolving business questions - Established dissemination plan in place
DI S COVE R & CONTEXTUALIZE In-context Insights Discovering & Contextualizing Patricia Verhoelst Associate Research Director, Ipsos Market Strategy & Understanding © Ipsos ©©Ipsos Ipsos2020 2020
Helping a candy client make sense of all the COVID19 insights © Ipsos 2020
This resulted in a short story with clear category insights Also more stress, More time with More time for anxiety & sense family yourself of isolation Influence of COVID19 People are quickly Brands can react in on how consumers adopting new routines different ways behave & rituals © Ipsos 2020 30
We collected inspiration from different categories © Ipsos 2020 31
Different phases of the COVID19 crisis & the potential impact for our client’s business Disbelief Preparation Adjustment Acclimation Endurance Anticipation Lock Down phases “New Normal” phases Low Touch – Economic Vaccine administered – Vaccine administered – Lock Down phases recession continued recession after the recession Occurring/ More indulgence Continued more time at home Continued to watch spending Increased awareness of personal Expected Trusted brands Continued less events, less Continued fear for safety space behavior Nostalgia bar/restaurant visits Increased awareness on hygiene Local suppliers Continued indulgence, while being contradicted by the need for regaining healthy lifestyles Possible impact for the Candy Temporary surge in indulgence Tension between indulgence & healthy lifestyle category Focus on known brands Less eager to share/Focused on hygiene when sharing candy Less eager to try something new Potentially other types of impact Source: Ipsos opinion defined together with global experts © Ipsos 2020 32
But does behavior actually change this quickly? © Ipsos 2020 33
Impact of Covid-19 on general trends What industries do What about your category? we expect to truly change? Indulgence and comfort eating increases… but people will want a The travel industry: return to health During times of crisis, people draw comfort and reassurance This is a no-brainer during the Covid-19 situation. But even from familiar and indulgent foods. In home candy afterwards, (airplane) travel will be seen more as an consumption may spike. but if the situation continues for a unnecessary indulgence – no just because of lingering prolonged period, will consumers feel a need to control their health fears but in combination with increasing climate weight and their health? change awareness. Can “flight shame” lead to an upsurge in staycations, more local activities and increased involvement in community? Sharing versus safety E-Commerce: Candy jars in communal spaces, where anyone can grab a Corona has been a boom to the large e-tailers, as previously handful of sweets, have obviously lower appeal right now. offline shoppers are dipping their toes into buying online. Assuming the concerns around hygiene continue to linger, will Provided e-tailers can get their logistics right (supply and we face a backlash against sharing packs? delivery), can this be a watershed moment in converting a large volume of consumers to the convenience of online? Individual packs versus environmental Digital service migration: concerns This pandemic has forced people to adopt digital tools for If we turn to individually wrapped treats to reassure ourselves previously offline services – which has led to a surge in new, about contagion, how long will it be before we worry about creative digital solutions in fields from telemedicine to the excessive packaging that individual portions require? And remote working practices. Once the crisis has passed, at how will we resolve this tension? least some of these services will now remain online… so will you have your next dental visit via Zoom? © Ipsos 2020 34
ALWAYS ON SOCIALIZATION Actionable Insight Stories Always On Socialization Insight Cloud Janneke van Veen Strategy & Insight Manager, Danone Nutricia Early Life Nutrition © Ipsos 2020
Nutricia Insight Cloud © Ipsos 2020 36
curate our insights link insights from various sources
Curation: the cloud as our starting point for every project
Connection the dots: finding the red thread
easy find intuitive insightful ☺
Our Suite of Curation Solutions K N O W W H AT DI S COVE R & DECODE ALWAYS ON WE KNOW CONTEXTUALIZE CULTURES SOCIALIZATION Digested Insights In-context Insights Actionable Insight Stories Cultural Insights © Ipsos 2020 42
QUESTIONS? © Ipsos 2020 43
Rosemary Landeweerd +31 (0)6 2511 0396 Rozemarijn.Landeweerd@Ipsos.com THANK YOU © Ipsos 2020 44
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