The sixth Week of Market Research (#WdM25) starts this year on May 19 and runs until May 27, 2025. We are represented at WdM25 with three great topics. Our Qual researchers from Bonsai Lab are all about Decoding Culture. Our colleagues from Bonsai Strategy are at the start with the topic of Mental Availiability and Bonsai Future with the topic "Values. Change. Growth", which is all about how companies can shape the future on the basis of research.
Read moreThe Values Index, the largest long-term social media study on social change, was published last month with the new issue 1/25. Jens Krüger (Managing Director of Bonsai) and Kim Haußer (Head of Bonsai Future) explain in Markenartikel, the magazine for brand management, why the current change in values is so challenging for marketing, but also offers opportunities - and what brand values, real-time data and AI technology have to do with it.
Read moreOn behalf of Rotkäppchen-Mumm, the trend experts at Bonsai Future examined the culture of enjoyment in Germany. Here are some of the findings: the growing relevance of freedom and self-determination in society is influencing the way we enjoy ourselves. At the same time, the need for experiences with memorable value is increasing, particularly among young adults, i.e. moments that want to be experienced together, on the go, free from conventions and "in real life".
Read moreThe industry portal marktforschung.de, in cooperation with the industry trade fair succeet GmbH, will be honoring the best providers in the insights industry in various areas every year. The award is called: Top Of Class Insights Industry, or TOCii for short. At the premiere, the readers of marktforschung.de nominated Bonsai in three of the five categories: Customer Journey & Touchpoint Analysis, Pharma and Healthcare Research and Trend and Future Research. Many thanks to the marktforschung.de users who nominated us!
Read moreA major interview in the magazine Markenartikel with Kim Haußer, Prof. Peter Wippermann (both Bonsai Future) and Dr. Hannes Fernow (GIM) deals with the question of how brands can deal with the rapid changes of today - and how trend and future research can support them in doing so.
Read moreKim Haußer and Prof. Peter Wippermann (both formerly of Trendbüro) are continuing the successful Bonsai future studies at Bonsai Future and launching new projects. To this end, Bonsai Research has founded its own unit, Bonsai Future, and is further expanding its foresight division. This news was widely reported in the trade press this week. What's behind it ...
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