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1/5/09

Diversity in projects

Having just wrapped up another year, and having recently had our annual staff retreat, we took some time to look back at what we’ve done this year.  I won’t describe every little detail, but I thought I would share some of the more “interesting” topics we’ve worked on this year. Needs of the blind or […]

By David KennedyRead More

12/24/08

Twas the night before Chistmas, and all through our offices…

….Not a staff member was stirring, not even a blogger. Have a great holiday and our blog will return with fresh insights in the New Year. Hopefully Santa will be a little quicker this Christmas eve in getting to your house thanks to the optimization model we created for his flight path.  Check it out […]

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12/22/08

The many uses of surveys

We’ve blogged before about the many uses of research (it’s sort of like the many uses of duct tape), but this one is new to even us.  Apparently surveys can even be used to catch criminals.  No, not by complex analyses, but by tricking them into thinking they’ll receive $500 for participating in the research. […]

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12/15/08

The untapped potential of small business donors

For several years now I’ve been suggesting to my local nonprofit community that they are leaving money on the table if they don’t develop strategies to cultivate small business donors to support their causes. Whenever I’d mention this idea I’d see nods of agreement but no action. It may seem easier to pursue a few […]

By Karla RainesRead More

12/12/08

What do you think?

We’ve been at this blogging thing for over six months now and, frankly, we want to know how we’re doing.  It must be the researchers in us.  Go figure. While we may know many of you, there are many more we wish we did.  So, please take a second and let us know what you […]

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12/11/08

Cutting through the clutter

As a fun experiment, I’ve kept track of all the chances I’ve recently had to complete a survey.  In the past two weeks I’m up to six (conservatively counting).  This includes a few invites from research panels, a student’s class project, a mail survey, and a customer feedback form.  This doesn’t count “fun surveys” such […]

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