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Good companies talk about privacy and security; great ones back their words up with third-party audits. James Smith explains why Environics Analytics spends so much time, energy and resources to protect client privacy.
Michael LeBlanc, host of The Voice of Retail Podcast, explores how Environics Analytics is helping retailers streamline their site selection process.
Michael LeBlanc, host of The Voice of Retail Podcast, explores how Environics Analytics is helping CMOs understand the full power of digital and mobile data.
Data is everywhere in the insurance industry, but Stan Ivankovic explains why the insurance sector needs more data to get a more complete view of their customers.
Shopping malls serve more purposes than simply retail. Data and analytics are essential for understanding their tenants’ customers and finding growth opportunities.
Municipal governments collect treasure troves of data about their citizens. They must harness such data to deliver better services while remaining privacy-compliant.
Intuition suggests that young, time-pressed families are most likely to buy groceries online. Data and analytics prove otherwise.
Danny Heuman, Chief Analytics Officer at Environics Analytics, talks to BBC News Canada about why companies look north when they need a test market.
Michael LeBlanc, host of The Voice of Retail Podcast explores how Environics Analytics is helping retailers understand the online shopping behaviours of their consumers.
Event sponsorships are expensive yet difficult to measure in terms of effectiveness. Mobile analytics is a privacy-compliant solution to this problem.
The Agenda with Steve Paikin on TVO hosts a panel discussion on Canada's data deficit and what it means for policymakers.
Retail Insider explains how ClickSpend™ powered by J.C. Williams Group can help retailers to make informed decisions about their physical and online presence in certain markets.
"They’re active, healthy, they have money to spend, they’re interested and they’re curious." So why aren't more companies trying to draw them in?
It's crucial for retailers to understand online shopping behaviours from one neighbourhood to the next to help determine what products to sell and where brick and mortar locations should operate.
Big data can help organizations get closer to the answers they are looking for, but geodemography is what makes these data actionable.
One in three adult Canadians are over the age of 55. Why grocers and consumer packaged goods companies should care.
Attracting aspirational and luxury brands to a mall is tough at the best of times. See how J. Richard Hill & Co. worked with Environics Analytics to solve this challenge.
Every neighbourhood type, every region, tends to purchase a similar amount online - what is fascinating is the variation between consumers in each province.
Having access to accurate data is crucial to policy makers and citizens alike as they inform cost of living increases and many other socioeconomic issues.
The Financial Post discusses the impact of central bank interest rate increases on the savings and discretionary spending of the average Canadian with Peter Miron at Environics Analytics.
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