Supporting the World Bank with High-Frequency Household Insights in Malaysia

During periods of rapid economic and social change, timely data becomes critical. For the World Bank, understanding how Malaysian households were affected by the COVID-19 crisis required more than traditional surveys. The situation was evolving quickly, and policymakers needed near real-time insights to respond effectively. To address this, the World Bank implemented a high-frequency phone […]

Supporting the International Republican Institute in Understanding Youth Voters in Malaysia

Understanding youth behaviour in a rapidly evolving political and social environment requires more than surface-level data. For the International Republican Institute (IRI), the objective was to gain a deeper understanding of how first-time young voters in Malaysia think, feel, and make decisions—particularly in the context of the country’s 15th General Election (GE15). Rather than relying […]

Supporting Kopi Kenangan’s Malaysia Entry Through Iterative Taste Testing

When expanding into a new market, especially in a category as competitive as coffee, product-market fit becomes critical. For Kopi Kenangan, entering Malaysia meant stepping into a landscape with well-established international and local coffee chains, each with strong consumer preferences and expectations. Rather than relying on internal assumptions, the brand took a structured approach to […]