Tag: Market insights
Singapore – In a world flooded with conflicting information, AI-generated content and competing claims that make it harder than ever to determine what is real, 72% of people say it is more important than ever to prioritise truth, according to new research by McCann and Economist Enterprise. The study...
Hong Kong – After a year of AI-generated content flooding digital spaces, audiences are developing a sharper radar for what’s synthetic and what’s real, pushing back against automation in favour of “Proof of Human”, according to a new report by Backslash, the cultural intelligence unit serving...
Deliveroo’s survey data highlights how food delivery services complement traditional dining during the festive season while also reflecting restaurants' confidence in the market's future outlook.
Only 10% of businesses in India, Singapore, ANZ, and North America have achieved the most advanced stage of becoming experience-orchestrated (X-O) enterprises, according to an IDC InfoBrief commissioned by Affinidi.
In an exclusive interview with MARKETECH APAC, Macapagal discussed her new role and unveiled a strategic roadmap aimed at strengthening ING’s position as a premier global capability hub and a top of employer of choice in the Philippines.
More than half of Indonesians (52%) identify as need-based shoppers, with brand-loyal consumers (38%), price-sensitive shoppers (34%), and quality-focused buyers (30%) following in distant second, third, and fourth places, according to YouGov.
Only 18% of organisations in India are fully prepared to deploy and leverage AI-powered technologies, marking a decline from 26% a year ago, a report from Cisco revealed.
Ad spending is set to pivot away from major platforms like Google and Meta in 2025 as more brands turn to owned media networks, according to a new report from Sonder.
Southeast Asian countries lead globally in Chinese app install share, with Indonesia (22%), the Philippines (21%), Malaysia and Thailand (both 19%), and Vietnam and Singapore (both 18%) ranking among the top markets, according to a study by Adjust and Sensor Tower.
With their frequent use of digital devices, more than half of Gen Z (51%) say they are the primary targets of fraud schemes, while Millennials report being the most frequently victimised, according to a new report by TransUnion.
