Trends and News
4/1/20
Tips for staying sane in your home office
Some WFH advice from Corona’s remote team – we’ve been training for this for years!
By Beth MulliganRead More
3/27/20
COVID-19 Impacts by Age Group in Colorado
Beth digs into the number of COVID-19 cases across different age groups in Colorado.
By Beth MulliganRead More
3/25/20
The US Census: Why is it important?
Kate tells us about the Decennial Census and why it is so important.
By Kate DarwentRead More
3/23/20
What’s everyone saying in those COVID-19 update emails?
We identified the most frequently used words in those coronavirus update emails you’re receiving. Read here to see what we found.
By Andrew StreightRead More
3/19/20
So, About Our Name…
We were Corona long before that pandemic thing was corona. Here’s the story of how we were named.
By Kevin RainesRead More
3/17/20
When the virus shares your name: An update on COVID-19 from the Corona Insights team
The Corona team update on COVID-19, including what we're doing to stop the spread and how we can help you right now.
By David KennedyRead More
3/5/20
Displacement, Disruption, and Distortion: Three Forces Threatening Your Mission Delivery in 2020
Karla Raines, creator of Differentiation Zone, shares her insights into three forces threatening your mission delivery in 2020.
By Karla RainesRead More
2/20/20
The Future of Qual
For years, qualitative market research has been dominated by focus groups and one-on-one interviews. Molly discusses the shortcomings of these traditional methods and how refreshed methodological approaches can overcome their pitfalls.
By Molly HaganRead More
2/13/20
Future of our work: Personas
What are personas? What should you look for when creating them? Are they useful?
By Kate DarwentRead More
1/31/20
The increasing prevalence of mixed methods research designs
Future research will increasingly leverage the strengths of qualitative and quantitative tools. See how Corona did it to study retirement in Colorado.
By Jim PripusichRead More