Articles And Resources About Data Tabulation Software

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Microtab -- Data editing and cleaning workhorse gets an update

This article reviews the latest update to Microtab, one of the earliest self-drive tabulation products.

The rewards of patience

This article reviews Marketing Advantage’s SPSS 11.5 and Segment Solve, including enhancements and compatibility with other programs.

SPSS 7.5 for Windows 95 and Windows NT: software that does things right

Software is continually progressing. This article provides an overview of SPSS 7.5, a valuable statistical analysis software suite.

'Do something about PowerPoint!'

The authors report on researchers' views of and plans for mixed-mode research, their sources of sample, their preferred distribution modes and what kind of analysis and reporting capabilities they hope software makers will offer them in future releases.

Software Review: E-Tabs Enterprise

A review of E-Tabs Enterprise software for producing crosstab reports and other forms of research data analysis.

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Recent Articles

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A report on the 2010 Globalpark Market Research Software Survey

This iteration of the annual survey of research software users added questions on social media usage and deployment of sample routers and found that CATI seems to be holding its own.

Software Review: Q data analysis software

Pros: Easy graphical way to recode variables, merge categories and create filters; makes applying sig tests and statistical models to research data very easy; excellent range of use guides, help and online tutorials. Cons: output styling a little lackluster; limited support for tracking studies; U.S. support currently comes from Australia. Cost: Single-user annual license of Q Professional is $1,499. Q Basic with a reduced feature set is $849 annually. Multi-user and volume discounts available.

Transform your tracking studies: Take them off autopilot to increase their impact and ROI

Tracking studies are a staple in the marketing research arsenal. Drawing from a larger study of Quirk’s readers and in-depth interviews with client-side researchers, Brett Hagins offers tips on making them more effective.

Software Review: Ruby tabulation software

Pros: • Crosstabs and charts of every kind from large or complex datasets, and so much more • Quick and efficient for a DP specialist to use, with a choice of GUI access and scripting • Push-pull integration with Excel and Power Point for report preparation and automation • Superb proprietary charting to visualize MR data more effectively than in Excel or PowerPoint •Excellent support for managing trackers; Cons: • Interface is bewildering to beginners; a steep learning curve • No simple Web browser interface for end users or to provide clients with portal access to studies; Cost: Full version is $4,800 (USD) for a single-user annual license (allows setup); additional analyst versions are $2,400 (USD). Volume discounts available.

Software Review: Revelation qualitative software platform

Pros • Excellent range of tools for building structured participatory exercises online • Simple interface for moderators and participants • Automated release of invitations and reminders • Hosted solution that works on most platforms Cons • Fairly expensive • Unfamiliar and challenging method for clients to accept

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