Resources and initiatives supported by Delvinia as we work together with our clients, partners, and universities to retool capabilities and help all of us move through this challenging time.
In times like these, open data is key to fighting COVID-19. Delvinia has partnered with CAMH to produce this important study on the mental of health of Canadians during the pandemic. Respondents were sourced using our AskingCanadians panel of over 1 million Canadians. We are also providing free access to the data via our Methodify platform for others to explore, download and use within their own organizations, including healthcare professionals, governments and businesses.
Sign up here for access to the reports and data on Methodify.
Each year, the Gustavson School of Business at the University of Victoria runs the most authoritative and comprehensive
study on brand trust in Canada. They ran it again in 2020, this time with a second survey to determine change in brand trust since COVID-19. Powered by our AskingCanadians panel, we’re proud to be part of important research such as this. Check out the study here.
Fine Research, a leader in market research in Latin America, conducted a study using CRIS by Delvinia to understand the current impact of Covid-19 from the point of view of healthcare professionals, whether or not they are directly working to curtail the pandemic.
This is a non-profit initative and you can see the full report here.
Delvinia’s President and Chief Innovation Officer Steve Mast recently asked top marketing leaders in Canada 3 questions on how COVID-19 has impacted their strategies, decision-making, and work culture. Our third round included Maja Neable (BMO) and Laura Pearce (Twitter). Each question was given 3 minutes to be answered.
Check back weekly for new episodes from different marketing leaders in Canada.
We are thankful for our customers and partners for their continued support, and we feel fortunate to be in a position to donate $2000 to this campaign. We are urging others in the community to do the same – whether it’s $25 or $1000, make a donation today to help mobilize our industry to make a difference in our communities. Donate here.
Green Shield Canada recently used Methodify by Delvinia to run a study on how Canadians are feeling about things beginning to reopen. They explored whether people will visit different healthcare practitioners such as dentists, chiropractors, or massage therapists as they reopen, and what their expectations are for their experiences.
Read the full report here.
The Innovation Policy Lab at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto, in collaboration with Methodify and sponsored by Delvinia has established a new mechanism for eliciting feedback from Canadian technology scale-ups. A new report has been released based on a poll of 42 CEOs of taken between March 27-30.
Read the full report here.
