Note, this article originally appeared in the November/December 2020 issue of Quirks. By Anna Shevalova, our head of Bazis Health and Katharina Gancarczyk, project manager. Virtual patient communities provide people a digital space to interact and discuss their questions, fears and anxieties around various medical issues....
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2020 has been a tough year for all industries, and agriculture is no exception. On the verge of the New Year, the Bazis Agro team decided to explore what experts are forecasting will happen in the agriculture sector in Russia in 2021. Here are several...
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Fully autonomous trucks have been in the works for decades. Komatsu unveiled the first testing fleet in Chile in 2005. The problem has been that the sites themselves need to be fully connected and equipped. Certain requirements need to be met to ensure self-driving vehicles...
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Agriculture market research always has its own nuances; these respondents require a special approach. Farmers, veterinarians, and agronomists all work 12 hours a day and they rarely have a free minute for an interview. This year, agriculture specialists have been working incessantly despite the restriction measures...
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In this blog, we are going "back to school" with our Partner Tatiana Barakshina and exploring four universities she's traveled to across the U.S. , along with some great photos she shared with us. Let's get started! Berklee College of Music - Boston, Massachusetts Not to be...
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In our previous blog, we discussed a number of agriculture events we’ve been tracking that have been postponed or cancelled. Due to the ongoing pandemic, a lot of great market research gatherings did not take place in 2020. But thanks to Quirks, we’ve stayed in...
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With most conferences, workshops and even exhibitions having been transferred to an online sphere, people are disputing whether or not online is our new reality. While we’ve been able to experience agricultural exhibitions online this year, in an online event you will never be able...
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Surprising to many, mechanical cranes are not a byproduct of the Industrial Revolution or even an invention originating in the Renaissance. The roots of mechanical cranes go back many centuries earlier. Dating back to at least 515 B.C., the first crane was developed in Ancient...
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On June 9th and 10th, Bazis Health was honored to be part of the first Virtual Intellus Summit. The Intellus Summit is one of the biggest conferences for healthcare insight professionals around the world, but due to COVID-19, this year’s conference was entirely online and...
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The impact of the coronavirus on the global economy is without a doubt far reaching. While some industries deemed essential have somewhat weathered the storm, a pandemic impacts the way everyone conducts business. That's true for the agriculture industry — from farmers to the ancillary...
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