Articles with the keyword “data analysis”
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
A frugal future is no bad thing
By Tim Macer on 14th Jun 2009.
An interesting lunch with B, who is VP of a research software provider, visiting London. “So, what are the changes you see in research software” he asks, and I find myself answering the question at some length on the changes I don’t see happening, and how unambitious research companies are when it comes to using [...]
In Blog > A frugal future is no bad thing Keywords: automation, CATI, data analysis, online research
A disappearing trick: Dimensions and SPSS
By Tim Macer on 1st Jun 2009.
It’s ten years since SPSS announced its vision for the future of research software in 1999: its ‘Vision 2000’. Its dedicated MR division, SPSS MR was tasked with turning this vision into reality and the product was named Dimensions. A stream of products eventually started to appear for customers using the firm’s legacy products like [...]
In Blog > A disappearing trick: Dimensions and SPSS Keywords: data analysis, Dimensions, PASW, predictive analytics, SPSS, VIsion 2000
Marketsight reviewed
By Tim Macer on 4th Jan 2009.
Web-based research data reporting environment for end-users to browse existing tables and charts, or to produce their own analysis. Offers capabilities for research agencies to publish results to clients through the software.
In Software reviews > 2009 Reviews > Marketsight reviewed Keywords: crosstabs, data analysis, SaaS
mTABweb reviewed
By Tim Macer on 5th Aug 2008.
Web-based analysis software for end users with extensive capabilities for handling trackers and syndicated research.
In Software reviews > 2008 Reviews > mTABweb reviewed Keywords: crosstabs, data analysis
DataDynamic reviewed
By Tim Macer on 1st Feb 2008.
Desktop or web-based tabulation and charting tools for researchers or end-users with an integrated script-based data-processing module for data specialists. It can also be used to build data portals and dashboard reporting systems.
In Software reviews > 2008 Reviews > DataDynamic reviewed Keywords: crosstabs, dashboards, data analysis, portals