New desktop app helps simplify data analysis

Global Market Insite (GMI) has launched Research Analyzer (researchanalyzer.com), a desktop-based data analysis, reporting and publishing tool to help researchers churn through mounds of market research data faster and in a more organized and uncluttered work environment. Research data can be imported from a variety of sources; reports can be published and distributed at the click of a mouse to a wide audience quickly using various standard publishing channels such as HTML, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, and XML.
Features include a standard Windows user interface for easy navigation and drag and drop functionality; cross-table analysis with an ultra-fast analysis engine that allows analysis of one million or more respondents simultaneously and an unlimited number of questions per interview; top line reporting; a graph creation wizard; and customizable style sheets. With the Super Dig feature, users select a target group and questions to analyze, and then generates a list of the answers that correlate the most and the least with the target group.

Research Analyzer will be available in early April from Seattle-based GMI (gmi-mr.com), a global company providing integrated solutions to market research firms and corporate market research departments. It has Canadian offices in Vancouver and Toronto.

Global Market Insite (GMI) has launched Research Analyzer (researchanalyzer.com), a desktop-based data analysis, reporting and publishing tool to help researchers churn through mounds of market research data faster and in a more organized and uncluttered work environment. Research data can be imported from a variety of sources; reports can be published and distributed at the click of a mouse to a wide audience quickly using various standard publishing channels such as HTML, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, and XML.

Features include a standard Windows user interface for easy navigation and drag and drop functionality; cross-table analysis with an ultra-fast analysis engine that allows analysis of one million or more respondents simultaneously and an unlimited number of questions per interview; top line reporting; a graph creation wizard; and customizable style sheets. With the Super Dig feature, users select a target group and questions to analyze, and then generates a list of the answers that correlate the most and the least with the target group.

Research Analyzer will be available in early April from Seattle-based GMI (gmi-mr.com), a global company providing integrated solutions to market research firms and corporate market research departments. It has Canadian offices in Vancouver and Toronto.