Articles with the keyword “charting”
Beyond PowerPoint
By Newsdesk on 29th Sep 2010.
While detractors have been denouncing PowerPoint as a vehicle for presenting research results for several years now, MR seems to be as wedded to it now as at any time in the past. It’s a topic Tim Macer, MD of meaning ltd explored at theĀ ASC conference in London “Putting the Pizzazz into Research: renewing [...]
In News > Beyond PowerPoint Keywords: charting, dashboards, PowerPoint, Prezi
Rosetta Studio 3.3 reviewed
By Tim Macer on 3rd Feb 2010.
Report automation platform which takes tabular output from almost any MR cross-tab program and transforms it into well-crafted PowerPoint presentations. Works with existing slide decks or will generate new ones selectively, directly from tables.
In Software reviews > 2010 Reviews > Rosetta Studio 3.3 reviewed Keywords: automation, charting, PowerPoint creation
Infotools Viewers and Consoles reviewed
By Tim Macer on 4th Jan 2010.
A collection of graphical data delivery tools, based around a single interactive and highly responsive for integrating streams of research and non-research data. May be used as an alternative to dashboard reporting.
In Software reviews > 2010 Reviews > Infotools Viewers and Consoles reviewed Keywords: charting, dashboards, interactive graphics
Ruby Reviewed
By Tim Macer on 1st Aug 2009.
Modern, GUI-driven cross-tabulation, analysis and charting suite for market research data aimed at the tabulation specialist. Capable of handling large and complex data sets, trackers and other ‘difficult’ kinds of research project.
In Software reviews > 2009 Reviews > Ruby Reviewed Keywords: charting, crosstabs, data analysis, trackers
SPSS 16 reviewed
By Tim Macer on 1st Mar 2008.
Comprehensive desktop analysis software for crosstabs, charts and statistics, with integrated data editing, data processing, presentation and publishing capabilities.
In Software reviews > 2008 Reviews > SPSS 16 reviewed Keywords: charting, crosstabs, statistical analysis, text mining
Warp reviewed
By Tim Macer on 1st Aug 2007.
Web-based cross-tabular and charting suite for researchers and clients, which extends the capabilities of Quanvert and works with Quantum/Quanvert databases.
In Software reviews > 2007 Reviews > Warp reviewed Keywords: charting, crosstabs