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Tag Archives: SPSS
SPSS Text Analysis for Surveys Webcast
Anderson Analytics and SPSS is offering a free webcast on March 20, 2008 at Noon EST in which Senior Consultant Jesse Chen will offer creative tips and tricks for analyzing unstructured (text) data. The webcast will last about an hour … Continue reading
SPSS Dimensions 5.0 Released
SPSS has announced the release of SPSS Dimensions 5.0, an upgrade to last year’s version 4.5. Although in my opinion this feels more like an incremental release, it does have some notable new features including the SPSS Desktop Author, a … Continue reading
SPSS 16 is now a Java Application
…which I suppose is fine if you’re trying to run the software on Linex, or on a Macintosh, or on some other kind of platform where you only received new updates intermittently and always wished you could use the latest … Continue reading
SPSS 16 New Features
Click here to see my review of SPSS Statistics 17.0, the new version of SPSS. In the upcoming SPSS Directions User Conference in Prague (May 16) Product Management Director Kyle Weeks will discuss some of the new features in SPSS … Continue reading
SPSS vs. STATA
Found an interesting comparison between the features of SPSS and STATA (two statistical analysis packages), as provided by several statisticians on Windows Live Spaces: SPSS Advantages: Slightly more user friendly in making complex tables & graphs Nice routines for testing … Continue reading
Statistical Analysis with R
University of Missouri graduate student Mitch Hardin recently posted a note on his blog about how after spending a lot of quality time with SPSS he switched to R, a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics that runs … Continue reading
SPSS 15 Doesn’t Work with Microsoft Vista?
I came across a post on comp.soft-sys.stat.spss in which the purchaser of a new Dell system with Vista Home Premium edition was unable to install SPSS 13, 14, or 15. They indicate that they spoke to SPSS support, who told … Continue reading
SPSS Desktop Reporter
Not to go too much into detail yet, but we’ve been spending some time with SPSS Desktop Reporter 4.0. Wow. Despite the price, it’s a great software package with a lot of extremely useful features and worth every penny. What … Continue reading
Affordable Data Tabbing Software
I recently received a request for information about the available data tabbing (cross-tab, table generating) software that is available out there and thought I might share what I know. Personally I was a little surprised that there aren’t more software … Continue reading
December 6, 2006
Tagged ANOVA, Chi-Square, cross-tab-software, Data Analysis Software, Global-Market-Insite, GMI-Research-Analyzer, marketing research, Memphis-Market-Intelligence, research results, SPSS, SPSS-Desktop-Reporter, SPSS-Dimensions, SPSS-Tables, Survey-Explorer, t-test, Wincross, z-test
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SPSS Promotes Self By Trash Talking Internet Survey Research
SPSS recently put out a news release (which has been picked up by at least two news sites CRM Today and TMCnet) whose sole purpose appears to be to scare companies away from using the plethora of survey research tools in favor of … Continue reading →