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Tag Archives: Reviews
Review of ObjectPlanet’s Opinio 5
Opinio 5 is a well-designed, easy to use and highly customizable internet survey system published by Oslo, Norway based ObjectPlanet. The software, which is available both as a hosted service and as an application you can install on your own … Continue reading
September 16, 2006
Tagged advanced survey software, attractive-surveys, branching, custom-reports, easy-to-use, email-management, extensible, free trial, good-reporting-engine, Internet Survey Software, multi-language, multi-user, pricing-medium-cost, question-randomization, Reviews, SDK, web-based
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Tim Macer reviews E-Tabs Autograph 2.0
U.K. based Research journal reviewer Tim Macer recently published a review of ETabs AutoGraph 2.0, a program designed to assist in the “desktop creation of indivudual or repetitive charts and tables from most industry-standard tables for output to Excel or … Continue reading
Review of ResearchExec 6
ResearchExec, owned and operated by the Fairfield, Connecticut based company of the same name, is an entirely web-based survey system that is available either as a hosted solution or as a package you can install on your own server. It … Continue reading
Review of Spinfish Web’s Beeliner Surveys
Beeliner Surveys is a simple, easy-to-use and extremely inexpensive online survey service operated by Cambridge, Massachusetts based @Spinfish Web/ROG. Although its survey capabilities and design flexibility are very limited, the system is very easy to use and it includes some … Continue reading
Review of Grapevine 3.0 Survey System
Grapevine 3.0 is a moderately priced, relatively full-featured online self-service survey solution published by Toronto-based Business.ca. It offers most of the basic features, a few of the advanced features, and a collection of well designed, pre-written surveys and design templates … Continue reading
Why I Won’t Upgrade to SPSS 15
Every September it seems like a new and very slightly improved edition of SPSS is released — this year is no exception, and in just a few weeks SPSS 15.0 will hit the streets with a few new minor features … Continue reading
Review of Digivey Survey Suite 3.1
The Digivey Survey Suite from Arizona-based Diatouch, Inc. is probably one of the most full-featured, flexible and friendly touch screen survey systems I’ve had the opportunity to play with. In addition to supporting a wide range of Windows XP-based hardware … Continue reading
ITWeek reviews six internet survey packages
U.K. based ITWeek IWR Labs recommends six internet survey packages including 2ask, Demographix, QuestionBuilder, SurveyMonkey, Sysurvey, and WebSurveyor. 2Ask: ITWeek liked the ease of survey creation and the packages to suit every budget; they didn’t like the limited support options … Continue reading
Review of MCG Softcore’s SurveyCore
SurveyCore is a fairly simple web-based survey system that provides a range of basic features including multiple question types, multi-page surveys, and even some moderately advanced features such as piping and branching. Design capabilities are limited, and the fact that … Continue reading
Tim Macer reviews Perseus SurveySolutions EFM 2.0
In the July, 2006 issue of the Market Research Society’s Research Magazine, Tim Macer reviewed Perseus SurveySolutions 2.0, a multi-user online survey solution with integrated sampling, invitation management, report preparation and publishing, which is aimed at large enterprises wishing to … Continue reading