Are women in SEA as familiar with breast cancer as they say?
We surveyed women across Southeast Asia to find out how much they know about breast cancer.
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We surveyed women across Southeast Asia to find out how much they know about breast cancer.

Whether it’s for convenience, energy savings or security, the concept of smart home has gained significant popularity.
Southeast Asian consumers have diverse planning paths when it comes to booking that vacation.
54% of employees in Singapore and 67% in Thailand should the responsbility of supporitng dependents

Surveys can provide valuable insights, but their effectiveness depends on the honesty of the responses. Anonymous surveys are…

In today’s market, staying ahead of consumer behaviour is no longer just an advantage—it’s a necessity. Consumer insights…

Flexible work arrangements have brought discussions of 4-day work weeks back in the spotlight.

45% said that indicating gender pronouns is a good-to-have in professional settings

We find out more about how satisfied our community really is and how that changes over time

Working with Rice Media and National Youth Council, we find out how prepared Singapore youth are for the…
The majority (84%) in Southeast Asia feel comfortable with the concept of reverse mentoring

Are humans born with an innate moral compass, or do we begin life as a moral blank slate?

We took home a Silver for Best App User Experience at MOBEX Awards 2021!

What do you think about these "market rates" for ang pao values?

The survey polled respondents on the importance of topics like education, health care costs.
The recent 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Thailand on March 28, 2025 sparked regional attention, especially in neighboring countries.
This regional study also highlights cultural differences in the perception of workplace favouritism

A silent crisis still exists among Southeast Asian communities despite higher awareness of mental health.

Sugar babies sell companionship in exchange for financial and material benefits - is that acceptable?

A study conducted with Distillery provides facets that could help marketers relook at some of their long-held beliefs.

On 1st December every year, World AIDS Day is celebrated to raise awareness of the virus.

A striking 80% of respondents say they use AI tools for personal purposes.
1 in 10 Southeast Asians cite “societal pressure” as a decision factor in their choice to get cosmetic…

A comprehensive overview of the theoretical foundations of significance tests in survey research and its limitations