Traditionally, the number of participants is the primary measurement of significance when you’re conducting a research study. But while volume of participation is key, it misses another dimension—the quality of that participation. Was the respondent overwhelmed by your questions, uncertain about their answers, or worse—bored and distracted?
How Real Digital Engagement Captures Robust Behavior Data in a Survey
December 10, 2019
by Jessica Leigh Brown
Why Explicit Responses Aren’t Enough in Today’s Research
December 2, 2019
by Jessica Leigh Brown
We live in the age of big data. It’s a fast-moving, ever-growing ocean of information that can easily overwhelm those who are leading research projects. How do you gain access to the highest quality of data? And once you have it, what will you do with it?
Innovative Workplace Design Starts By Asking The Right Questions
August 14, 2019
by Catherine Porth
In the first two articles, we discussed that the dominance of digital screens in our work and private lives is already “here and now” as opposed to being for the “future workplace”. We also explained that most screen-enhanced workspaces can be considered unique because the function of those spaces is truly in the eyes of the beholder, or in this case, the worker.
In this article, we want to share the strategy we take when designing workplace design surveys. Specifically, why we ask the questions that we do and the insights we’re able to capture by taking an indirect questioning approach.
Connect the dots to see the real picture hiding in feedback
April 25, 2017
by Dr. Jian Huang
There is a lot of data at our disposal these days. Lots of it. Along with all this data often comes feelings of “I am not getting what I need” or “it’s a lot of wasted time and effort”.
Using Data + Psychology to Unlock People’s True Opinions
April 13, 2017
by Dr. Jian Huang
Good feedback, a willingness to understand, a desire to improve… These altogether lead to meaningful actions and positive changes.
3 costly misconceptions about hiring data talent
March 1, 2017
by Dr. Jian Huang
Data jobs are “the sexiest jobs this century”. Data jobs are also among the hardest to positions to fill. The qualifications are so high that candidates have the leverage to “name their own price.”
Why is a data-enabled business better, and how do you build one?
January 17, 2017
by Dr. Jian Huang
Deep learning was prominent in the venture capital world of 2016 and rightfully so. This wave of excitement about AI and computing grew strong, because of a new-found comfort on letting unprecedented rich data guide progress. Interestingly, the term “deep learning” draws another contrast, that is, previous generations of machine learning lacked support of real data—in other words they were “shallow”.