Delvinia expands its leadership team with four internal promotions
Company appoints new Senior Vice Presidents and Director of Operations to manage its growth Delvinia, a leader in digital innovation and home to AskingCanadians and AskingAmericans, today announced the expansion of its leadership team, promoting four senior staff members in recognition of their roles in the company’s success and to prepare for the firm’s future […]
A Picture Really is Worth a Thousand Words – Unlocking Data with Image Recognition
In the early part of the 20th century, the expression “a picture is worth a thousand words” became popular as a way to describe the effectiveness graphics in advertising. A century later this statement is as true as ever, especially on social networks where the ongoing shift continues from text-based communication to photos, graphics, and […]
Speaking Engagements: 2014 Mobile Day
Marketing magazine and the Canadian Marketing Association have once again partnered to host Mobile Day, which takes place this year on Monday, June 9. With an emphasis on examining many of the latest trends, Mobile Day looks to inspire, motivate and encourage marketers to find new ways to connect with their consumers. Delvinia President Steve […]
Holiday roundup: Festive fun at Delvinia & AskingCanadians
We’re jumping on the Throwback Thursday bandwagon this week with look back at some of the holiday videos, trivia games, and cards we’ve created in recent years. In no particular order, here are a few of our favourites. In 2007, we invited our clients and friends to help us find our lost holiday songs in […]
Environics Analytics Honours Delvinia as Partner of the Year
Last week, Environics Analytics President Jan Kestle announced that Delvinia had been named Partner of the Year during a presentation at the company’s Seventh Annual User Conference. Kestle singled out Delvinia “for the productive collaboration we’ve enjoyed building robust databases on how Canadians behave and think.” Yesterday, the marketing services and data analytics company issued […]
Screens & Places: More Human, Less Digital
The intersection between digital, human and physical experiences We need to focus more on human interactions and less on digital technology. That might sound odd coming from someone who has preached digital for more than 20 years, but it’s all about finding the right balance. Retailers like Hointer have almost completely removed the human element from […]