2023 Research Resolutions

Whether you stick to them or not, New Year's resolutions are a great tool for reflecting and identifying the areas of your life that you might want to improve.

Personally, I always try to make mine a little fun; more shopping at farmers markets and less at grocery stores, more long weekends and fewer meetings before 9 am, wearing more sneakers…you get the drift.

Recently, our sales team compiled a list of research resolutions they’ve been hearing from prospects over the past few weeks. I hope not many of you will relate to these - but if you do….reach out to us. Immediately!

Consumer Research Resolutions for 2023

• Next year, I will stop building Excel tables just to end up manually inputting data into PowerPoint charts.
• My research resolution is to finally stop using SPSS for data analyses and to find more efficient uses of my time.
• In 2023, I will stop drafting my surveys in Microsoft Word and send less documents with color coded edits, just to have someone else program it for me.?
• In 2023 I will stop making my colleagues wait weeks to deliver data for their research requests.?
• My resolution for 2023 is to have all of my project files in a single location and not have to tell my boss they’re working on the wrong file version again…

Next year, I hope that quantilope can help you to run more projects with confidence, leverage automation to use more advanced methods, and answer more business questions for your organization at the speed they need.?

Wishing you a happy and healthy year ahead,

Peter Aschmoneit

quantilope CEO