From Crowd “Sourcing” to Crowd “Solving” There’s a Better Way to Use the Wisdom of Crowds
On the game show “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”, players have the option to “ask the audience” if they are […]
How to use Conjoint Analysis in the Innovation Process 3
Webinar Presentation Thursday July 22nd, 2010 9:00am PST Ever thought about using Conjoint Analysis as part of your research strategy? […]
Follow These Data Cleaning Tips On You Online Survey Panel Responses
The great thing about using online panel respondents for your survey is the ability to profile exactly the kinds of […]
Don’t Make This Mistake When Choosing a Rating Scale
A critical component of questionnaire design is choosing a rating scale. This is just one more reason that it’s […]
Have You Ever Caught Yourself Being Biased in Analyzing Your Survey?
Have you ever noticed that when you’re in a good mood, you listen differently. You react to circumstances differently. It’s […]
