BISON Recording Management Tool By Richard Collins Askiafield 15th March 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Those clever people at MyForce have launched a new version of their BISON Recording Management Tool. We think that many Askia call centre managers and supervisors will be thrilled to find out that managing quality control can be made so much easier. A great deal of effort has been made to develop a time-saving tool that is both user-friendly and powerful. CATI Supervisor Software Call Centre managers already using the CTArchitect dialler alongside the Askia CATI solution will know about the increases in their call centre’s efficiency when…
Get to know . . . Ramona Stratton By Richard Collins Social 7th March 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter What I do . . . Most of my career I have done HR and employee relations, but these past few years my focus has been more on key account management and office administration. This has not been a career change, but I must admit that I am enjoying it very much! My proudest work achievement . . . To continue to have an amazing working relationship with my team and our US-based clients – it’s been almost eight years now. If I wasn’t working for Askia, I…
Get to know . . . Jordan Grindle By Richard Collins Social 2nd March 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter What I do . . . Technical Support Specialist (AKA Professional Ticket Wrangler). My proudest work achievement . . . Single-handedly tackling a very challenging, multi-month consulting project. If I wasn’t working for Askia, I would be . . . Proselytizing the merits of Cthulhu (from the acclaimed H.P. Lovecraft short story ‘Call of Cthulhu’), making a passable politician. The best advice I ever received was . . . Use two thin coats to paint your Warhammer minis, instead of one thick coat. If I could time travel…
What’s up on Maxdiff ? By Christine Caggia Askiaanalysis, Askiadesign, Askiafield 20th February 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Maxdiff (short for Maximum Difference Scaling) is a methodology used to understand the relative importance or appeal amongst a list of features/statements. The technique is also known as “best-worst scaling”. Based on the choice modelling technique developed by Jordan Louviere and popularised by Steven H.Cohen, the method provides preference/importance scores for brands, images, product features, advertising claims, services, etc.). Respondents are asked to compare sets of a few features, attributes or statements, and select which of these are the most and the least appealing/important to them. The technique…
New AskiaFace updates for Android and iOS versions By Richard Collins Askiafield 6th February 2023 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter We are delighted to announce that the latest updates of AskiaFace for iOS and Android will be released imminently. These updates include the following improvements and fixes: For iOS version 3.4.2 (available only from iOS 14+): Core engine upgrade to version 5.5.3 Added support for the latest (v4) Askia Design Pages (ADPs) and Askia Design Controls (ADCs) Created a new user interface that includes a dark mode Various bugs fixes and refactoring: Interview.AgentName doesn’t retrieve any value in AskiaFace for iOS v3.4.1 (AS-41) Additional CSS field not interpreted…
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.
The A to Z of Askia By Richard Collins Askiaanalysis, Askiadesign, Askiafield, Knowledge base 7th December 2022 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter At Askia, we provide professional and technical solutions to the market research industry and occasionally we use concepts and terms that are somewhat unique to our industry and / or to the Askia world. So, if you want to know the difference between an ADC and an ADP; or you want to know what an interactive variable does; or what a sub-population is (it’s a filter, by the way) – then head to the Askia Glossary. Try it out for yourself – The Askia Glossary We will be…
Open-ended questions – a guide By Richard Collins Askiadesign, Askiafield 15th November 2022 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter The Askia blog is called Open Ends and this name couldn’t be more pertinent for our latest blog article, which is all about the open-ended question. Here we summarise much of the knowledge that we have picked up from a couple of decades of providing survey software and working with insight professionals and their open-ended questions. When to use them; how to optimise them; and how to analyse the unstructured data that is collected. For many of our seasoned users this article will likely be seen as “teaching…
Printemps des études ’22 By Christine Caggia Business 12th September 2022 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter Askia invites you to Printemps des études ’22, at the Palais des Congrès in Paris on 29-30 September. We will kick off the autumn with the latest Printemps des études event and we would like to invite everyone to visit the show, meet the Askia team and discover all that Askia has been working on since the last edition of the event. Discover Rapide Anastassia, Catherine, Christine, Jérôme, Maarten, Patrick, Stephen will share a fresh experience with our new Rapide platform. Creating surveys, whether simple, complex or automated,…
#ESOMAR75 in Toronto By Richard Collins Business, Customers, Social 2nd September 2022 ShareFacebookLinkedInTwitter A large crew from Askia will be attending the very special 75th ESOMAR Congress on September 18-21 at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, in Canada. For those of you who plan to attend, we’ll be at booth #9 in the exhibition space, where we hope you’ll swing by to see us. The other bit of significant news is that, true to tradition, we’ll be hosting a party immediately following ESOMAR’s Welcome Reception on the Sunday evening. All are welcome! Details are as follows: When? Sunday, September 18th from 9:00 PM until 12:00AM.…
