What is it?
Many organizations have in-house survey systems. A ISR Internal Survey Review audits in-house survey systems and, if appropriate, recommends revisions.
Why do it?
There are significant risks to conducting out-of-date or less-than-optimum survey systems.
How does it work?
A client's entire survey process is reviewed. Among the topics covered are:
- Instrument Design
- Instrument Validation
- Data Analysis
- Result Interpretation
- Overall Survey Process
- Statistical Analysis Techniques
- Post-Survey Action Programs
- Post-Survey Communication
- Trauma Interdiction Surveys
- Instrument Tailoring
- "Umbrella" Survey Systems
- On-line Action Tracking Systems
- Micro cell Surveys
- Pulse Surveys
- Merger and Acquisition Surveys
- "Due Diligence" Survey
- Technology
- "Minimalist" Survey Techniques
- Long Form/Short Form Surveys
- Timing and Interval Surveys
ISR also provides normative data to compare a company's results to national, demographic, and high performance norms.
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