What do I want for Christmas? ChatGPT in Visual Studio! By Jérôme Sopoçko Askiaanalysis, Lab, Product design 13th January 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter ChatGPT can write bad poems and good C++ code when prompted.
Panel providers, unite – the speech at the ASC By Jérôme Sopoçko Lab 22nd November 2017 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter On the 9th of November, the ASC invited some panel providers to attend a discussion on panel harmonisation. The discussion was orchestrated by Tim Macer. Angus Webb, Panelbase James McCoy, Research Now Jane Usoskina, Lucid Joaquim Bretcha, Netquest (and Esomar) Jon Puleston, GMI Orkan Dolay, Respondi Here was my speech – the written version at least as I may have ad-libbed a few unscripted things. Market Research is changing. You have heard it a million times – not in the way that Ray Pointer announced. There will be…
Panel providers of the world, unite! By Jérôme Sopoçko Lab 27th September 2017 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter The short story The industry is demanding more streamlining and automation… the only way that can happen is via standards – what are the Panel providers doing/proposing to do in this respect? We would like better visibility on their APIs and the differences between them… possibly talk about harmonising some key variables. We think there should be an automated standard evaluation of surveys in terms of length and complexity to better pre-evaluate the cost of sample. We would like panel providers to explain their position – and their…
Welcome to the machine By Jérôme Sopoçko Lab 5th July 2017 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter The following is a transcript of a talk given by yours truly and Chris Davison from KPMG Nunwood at ASC’s One Day Conference on the Challenges of Automation in Survey Research on May, 11th 2017. Introduction We have entered the golden era of automation –in other word: make machines do things. At first it was repetitive and simple things – find duplicates in a sample list, copy that survey and substitute the word Coca-Cola by Pepsi and send the results to all the executives of the relevant company…
More engaging surveys with ADX Studio By Jérôme Duparc Lab 23rd May 2017 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter ADXStudio is an open-source Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for people who want to create Askia Design Controls or Askia Design Pages easier and faster. This application supports AskiaScript / JavaScript / HTML / CSS and more. We designed this application in order to provide a dedicated tool for survey authors who want to take their surveys one step further: interactive survey controls (Geo Maps, touch-friendly drag and drop, …) or custom layout (mobile first survey design). It therefore allows you to easily set the parameters for your survey controls or layouts, use script…
Big Data with just one digit By Jérôme Sopoçko Lab 11th October 2016 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter I know some of you think I only attend conferences for the free food, the drinks and the social scene. They are right – no point in me denying. But in-between parties, I tend to heal my hang-overs in the semi-darkness of conferences. Coming back from the ASC and ESOMAR, there are a few new tendencies in the Autumn/Winter MRX fashion. Forgotten MROC, gamification, mobile research, Big Data – that’s so last year… it’s main stream, dude. These days the cool kids talk about Automation, Data fusion, Artificial Intelligence……
Playing with D3js and AskiaVista By Paul Nevin Lab 30th March 2016 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter As you may already know, we added support for the Highcharts visualisation library as of version 6.0 of askiavista; and while it provides all the necessary visualisation needs for our online data analysis application, we had designed askiavista’s API to be agnostic when it comes to charting libraries. From our initial use of Nevron & Dundas Charts in version 5 to our use of Google Charts in one our initial demos of askiavista’s AJAX capabilities, we have always wanted to provide our users with the flexibility to chose their preferred charting library.…
