Archive for 'Surveys' Category
India’s infrastructure impacts traffic, recycling, environment
22 June 2007The first annual World Environment Review, organized by Australian environmentalist John Dee and powered by GMI, was launched this month. In the fifth of a ten-part series highlighting specific findings of interest for the polled nations, we take a look at India.
Sixty-two percent of Indians express a great deal of concern about traffic congestion, with [...]
Germans uncertain of policy efforts to combat climate change
21 June 2007The first annual World Environment Review, organized by Australian environmentalist John Dee and powered by GMI, was launched this month. In the fourth of a ten-part series highlighting specific findings of interest for the polled nations, we take a look at Germany.
More than 27 percent of Germans think that U.S. Government policy on climate change [...]
CHINA ANXIOUS ABOUT AIR POLLUTION, ENERGY USAGE
19 June 2007The first annual World Environment Review, organized by Australian environmentalist John Dee and powered by GMI, was launched this month. In the third of a ten-part series highlighting specific findings of interest for the polled nations, we take a look at China.
Sixty-one percent of Chinese display a great deal of concern about air pollution, and [...]
Brazilians alarmed by global warming, loss of rainforest
18 June 2007The first annual World Environment Review, organized by Australian environmentalist John Dee and powered by GMI, was launched this month. In the second of a ten-part series highlighting specific findings of interest for the polled nations, we take a look at Brazil.
More than 68 percent of Brazilians are very concerned about climate change, and 95 [...]
Australians concerned about climate change, drought, water usage
15 June 2007The first annual World Environment Review, organized by Australian environmentalist John Dee and powered by GMI, was launched last week. In the first of a ten-part series highlighting specific findings of interest for the polled nations, we take a look at Australia.
Eighty-six percent of Australians are concerned about climate change. Nearly 92 percent exhibit at [...]
GMI celebrates World Environment Day with release of World Environment Review
5 June 2007The first annual World Environment Review, powered by GMI, was released today on June 5th, the 36th occasion of UN World Environment Day. This online survey of consumer attitudes towards environmental policies, products, and services was conducted among 14,188 consumer panelists across 14 different nations.
Initiated by Australian environmentalist Jon Dee, the poll was released [...]
New GMI Global Panel Book Integrates Census Data, Adds 20 Countries
31 May 2007GMI has just released the latest edition of the GMI Global Panel Book and you won’t believe the improvements! We all know that information is the key to making proper decisions and, with this knowledge in mind, GMI has completely revamped the contents of its Global Panel Book for Q2.
Previous editions of the GMI [...]
Latest GMI Poll Reveals Second Life’s Potential for Virtual Consumer Marketing and Branding
10 May 2007GMI ventured into the virtual world’s trendiest new spot, Second Life. Technically we didn’t actually “venture into” Second Life, but we did field a poll on the topic. We found that contrary to popular belief the virtual world is a burgeoning market for real-life brands and product promotion.
For those of you that aren’t hip enough [...]
Add Excitement to your Online Surveys with Streaming Video
26 April 2007Want to breathe some new life into your standard online surveys?
GMI has the online survey evolution solution you have been looking for!
In a never-ending effort to keep your panelists continually engaged, GMI recently announced the availability of streaming video integration with online surveys. The implementation of streaming video into an online survey allows for [...]
Mac vs PC - IT Professionals Settle this Debate!
13 April 2007The Mac vs PC debate is stronger than ever especially with the recent Mac advertising campaign adding more fuel to the fire. Blogs are buzzing feverishly with posts providing point and counter point barrages. There must be a way to quantify these opinions, and today we gladly announce there is a solution.
Mac vs PC Survey
The [...]
