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The changing behaviour series: using data for future-proofing

The past number of months living through the COVID-19 pandemic, has surfaced some deep and fundamental problems in the world around us. Businesses and organisations mobilised crisis plans or conjured something ad-hoc to deal with the changes. In a PWC survey conducted in April, 77% of  CFOs are looking at cost containment measures, and 65% are thinking of deferring or cancelling investments – digital transformation included. 

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The changing behaviour series: webinar – Life after lockdown

With lockdown restrictions lifting in cities and countries around the world, businesses are bracing themselves for what happens next. The results of surveys and research have shown that there is no one size fits all approach, with attitudes varying quite significantly in terms of the level of comfort of consumers returning to stores. A return to pre-COVID behaviours is unlikely, at least in the short term, but how can brands prepare for the next phase of this global crisis? 

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The changing behaviour series: how Australia’s post-Bondi response is slowing the spread of COVID-19

With one of Australia’s most iconic landscapes as a backdrop, the sight of thousands of beach-goers enjoying the Bondi surf in late-March represented a turning point in how Australians appraised the severity of pandemic life. A month on, the tentative re-opening of the beach is a testament to the actions that followed that weekend. 

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The changing behaviour series: old habits drive new behaviours

We started ‘The changing behaviour series’ to help brands and agencies understand how COVID-19 was impacting consumer behaviour. Most of us are experiencing some form of sheltering at home, many people are experiencing reduced working hours or layoffs and how we consume goods and services has fundamentally changed over the past couple of months. And we don’t know how or when this will all end. 

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