Panel manager Julia Humm clarifies how clients can identify a high-quality online access panel and the measures intervista employs to ensure the quality of its own online panel.
Measuring mobility patterns via smartphone app: Using this method, Beat Fischer and Martin Bättig are modernizing mobility research. A conversation on the occasion of the five-year anniversary of “Footprints Research.”
intervista founder Julia Urbahn answers five questions concerning the challenges and special features in surveys for managers and executives.
Dr Michael Schrackmann is a member of the management of intervista. In the interview, he talks about, among other things, what to look for in brand tracking studies in terms of quality, what the trends are and why intervista conducts studies tailored to the needs of its clients.
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We are pleased and proud to announce that we have won the international research award GOR Best Practice Award 2021! The GOR Best Practice Award is part of the General Online Research Conference programme. Case studies in which online research methods were successfully used in companies were eligible to apply.
In September, we will participate in the General Online Research Conference. Also in September, the Behavioural Pricing seminar takes place. We are participating in the Market Research Week in October with several webinars. And at MRMW 2021, we will present a topic from the field of mobility research.
Dr Patricia Lüer is Director at intervista and responsible for the area of qualitative research as well as an expert in the field of price research. Read her interview on the topic of qualitative market research.
What do Swiss people care about when it comes to health? What are their wishes and hopes, worries and fears? The new edition of the Sanitas Health Forecast Study 2021 provides answers – this time the focus is on the four topics of body, mind, sexuality and environment.
Our Health Panel is available for quantitative online surveys and recruitment of interview partners and panelists for qualitative studies.
The mobility behaviour of the Swiss population has changed significantly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On behalf of the Statistical Office of the Canton of Zurich, the Swiss National COVID-19 Science Task Force, the Swiss Federal Statistical Office and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology’s (ETH) Economic Research Unit, we conducted a mobility tracking of the Swiss population.
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