174KBFRESNO, Calif. - September 25, 2006 - Decipher, Inc. announced the launch of the Survey Change Management System, a hosted application for clients that want to collaboratively make edits and provide feedback to their online surveys.
In addition to making text changes directly in the online survey, clients can add and view programming instructions and access previous versions of the programmed survey. Through the expansion of quality assurance tools and automated process checks, this new technology ensures that making changes to a survey is a smooth and painless process. Over time, Decipher will further enhance the Survey Change Management System to serve the evolving needs of a variety of organizations; from small marketing research firms to Fortune 100 companies.
“Users and implementers of marketing research face the common challenge of shortening the research timeline while increasing quality,” said Jayme Plunkett, president and general manager of Decipher. “The Survey Change Management System eliminates many of the expenses and hassles caused by miscommunication during the survey programming stage, which is a welcome relief for many research practitioners. Organizations can let Decipher be the experts in programming and hosting high quality surveys. Clients are then free to produce results faster through shortened time of delivery while increasing data quality.”
As a marketing research service company, Decipher's Survey Change Management System is available to all its customers worldwide; the English interface supports text changes in all languages.
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Decipher, Inc. is a marketing research service provider specializing in online survey programming, data collection, and report production efficiencies. Decipher's reporting suite provides users with the ability to automate post field report production. This innovative solution is an industry first, resulting in tremendous time and labor cost savings for market researchers while significantly increasing the accuracy and quality of research reporting.