Thanks to Parrafin for their workshop Bootcamp training; in this video ONE MS Director Jemma Phelps talks about how we’re excited to optimise our up and coming workshops using new ideas for pre-engagement tasks, energisers and creative tasks to disrupt peoples thinking, to ultimately maximise both participant enjoyment and the effectiveness of our workshops. Watch… Read more »
Click here to read our paper from the 2018 MRS Financial Services Conference.
We are in a time of unprecedented pension changes with radical changes to private workplace pensions. Our paper considers the audience view of these seismic pension changes. We conducted a programme of research to look at these issues from a… Read more »
Have you ever given a second thought as to why cooking paste is placed in the sauce aisle and not with the mixed herb section? Or how an Australian bee might be the answer to fully recyclable packaging? Before my time at ONE MS neither had I! It’s safe to say that being an intern… Read more »
The subject of gender equality is all over the media and has created a massive talking point, but this has mostly been debated through a female lens. Turning the debate on its head, we have considered this… Read more »
So much has been highlighted in the media about modern parents. Despite seeing significant changes in traditional family roles, dads’ contributions to household responsibilities are often overlooked.
We are excited to say we have completed our own research exploring what it means to be a dad in 21st Century Britain. Our findings are illuminating!
The traditional… Read more »
Participant quality is the biggest challenge facing the research industry at present, according to Livemind and SketchBook’s 2018 Research on Recruitment report. Effective recruitment is about finding genuine people who meet the brief and can contribute meaningfully to a project; it’s not just about bums on seats. Particularly in the fickle world of FMCG, it… Read more »
Much has been made in the recent marketing press of the role of mum. Research studies conducted by Unilever and Mumsnet with Saatchi & Saatchi unpick what it means to be a mum today and in doing so, paint a picture of a hugely diverse group of women whose individual needs are not being well… Read more »
The social grading classification system was launched by the National Readership Survey in 1956 and to quote them “has been the research industry’s source of social grade data for over 50 years”. Quite right. We are all too familiar with the ‘BC1’ or ‘C2D’ letter sequences on research briefs. But are we so familiar with… Read more »
Traditional wisdom says that focus groups happen in the evening – ‘after work’ – when people can freely give their two penn’orth on everything from credit cards and cupcakes to washing machines and food on the move. But is ‘after work’ really the best, or most relevant time to carry out research these days?
When… Read more »
Sir David Attenborough has always been on my celebrity dinner party list, and I’m thrilled by his return to the BBC for Blue Planet II. I’ve been marvelled both by him, and by the oceans beyond our more familiar shorelines.
As magical as the marine life and cinematography is in the new series, within the… Read more »
