RIWI’s Head of Global Research, Danielle Goldfarb highlights RIWI’s latest data on the uncertainty caused by the current US trade war, and what that means for Canadian policymakers and investors in a recent Globe & Mail article. For this study, RIWI randomly engaged 10,000 American Web-users and asked questions about their perceptions of trade with […]
In advance of the upcoming Malian presidential elections, the National Democratic Institute (NDI) commissioned RIWI Corp. to conduct a survey of 2,000 randomly engaged citizens across 10 regions in Mali and the district of Bamako. An innovative methodology was essential to this project in order to gather data NDI used these data to develop a […]
In this feature in the semiannual publication of the Ontario Hospital Association – Redefining Health Care: A Dialogue on Health Policy – RIWI CEO and Founder Neil Seeman explains applied privacy-sensitive approaches to leveraging different types of data sets to improve patient experiences in healthcare transitions. The examples and applications are global. Mr. Seeman introduces […]
New RIWI data on the 2017-2018 Iranian protests were released on January 26, 2018 by the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto, shedding light on the true reasons behind the citizen uprising. University of Toronto researchers examined the levels of confidence for the current government and for Iran’s ‘supreme leader’, Ayatollah […]
RIWI’s global LGBT+ data were released at the 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland as part of the annual Open for Business report, which focuses on business and development around the world, demonstrating that open, inclusive, and diverse societies are better for economic growth. In addition to the overall report’s Global Situation analysis, RIWI […]
RIWI data were released by Oxfam at the World Economic Forum, in Davos, Switzerland on January 22nd. Data commissioned by Oxfam regarding attitudes towards inequality across multiple middle and high-income countries were released as part of the report Reward Work, Not Wealth which highlights the facts and figures of the ongoing global income inequality crisis. […]
RIWI successfully predicted the outcome of the Australian same-sex marriage referendum based on a Viacom / RIWI survey which revealed 60% support for same-sex marriage in Australia – nearly matching the 61.6% result of the public referendum in Australia (conducted officially in Australia via the country’s postal service between September 12 and November 7 […]
Public policy economist Patrick Luciani of the Global Cities Institute at the University of Toronto highlighted RIWI data streams about foreign mining projects in Ecuador in the December 2017 issue of the Canadian Mining Journal. The data suggest that the people of Ecuador share mixed views toward foreign mining; the author’s interpretation suggests there may […]
In this webinar, RIWI’s Global Head, Citizen Engagement, Eric Meerkamper, discusses how RIWI technology is used to gather citizen opinion data for data-driven policy development and program initiatives, highlighting examples of RIWI’s applications in global monitoring and evaluation. RIWI has collected opinion data on topics such as food security, gender equality, and public support for […]
RIWI was featured as a Cover Story Company Profile in Fall 2017 Issue of MicroCap Review: “Ever since my graduate work at Harvard studying the misery after a pandemic or terrorist attack, I’ve been fixated on one problem: How do you obtain scientifically reliable, random and predictive data about people’s true fears, actions and behavior from anywhere in the […]
“We desperately need to understand the truth, no matter how ugly that truth may be.” – Neil Seeman, Chairman and CEO, RIWI Corp. – Listen to a presentation for New York University on April 7, 2017 by RIWI CEO Neil Seeman, where he discusses RIWI’s vision and patented technology that uncovers the truth anywhere in […]
RIWI’s RDIT and data were highlighted in the Washington Post from a study conducted with the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs and Digital Public Square in Bahrain. As researchers Peter Loewen, Janice Stein and Farhaan Ladhani explain, “Scientific public opinion surveys are typically a way to move beyond impressionistic readings of popular […]
RIWI is pleased to announce that it has acquired CoolTool – a leading platform for conscious and nonconscious insights!