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Partner, Sponsor, Exhibitor, Speaker – We’re going “all in” for CNAR 2023 in Vancouver. Our registration is confirmed, our flights are booked, and our accommodations are reserved. Mark your calendars! Pivotal Research is very pleased to announce that we’ll be…
Market Research Knowledge Builder
Market Research Mistakes Part 2: In this second of a four-part series, author Rainer Kocsis explores the effects of selection bias in a depression-era election poll.
For profession regulators across the country, the ongoing need to refine, review and develop Standards is work that can daunt even the most efficient and effective of regulatory teams and Committee(s) of the Board. As every profession regulator knows, there are always competing demands for team capacity. Depending on depth of review or development, it’s common for a Standards project to occupy team members for up to three years (or more!) Sometimes getting help not only hastens the process, but it also allows for deeper insights from a greater number of participants.
The poll, conducted online between May 8 and 11, asked 411 eligible voters from the Calgary area how they intend to vote in Alberta’s upcoming provincial general election. The survey also included questions about topical policy issues and recent government promises.
Quality Improvement Evaluation
CNAR Conference attendees weigh in with their recommendations for the profession regulatory sector on resources, advice and more.
Market Research Knowledge Builder
Market Research Mistakes Part I: In this first of a four-part series, author Rainer Kocsis explores the effects of common logical errors in assessing data sets through the retelling of a WWII scenario.
Featuring recent client work with AIMGA and CCIS, our contributions to the conference include an innovative digital solutions, with partner Blue Jarvis Technologies, to international medical credential application in Canada and new research around the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
The poll, conducted online between January 31 and February 7, asked 662 eligible voters how they intend to vote in Alberta’s upcoming provincial general election. The survey also included questions about topical policy issues at the provincial and federal levels.
Partner, Sponsor, Exhibitor, Speaker – We’re Going All in for CNAR2022 in Charlottetown Our registration is confirmed, our flights are booked, and our rooms reserved. We’re just waiting to pick up the goodies from the printer and then we’ll be…
The Pivotal Research team is headed to Calgary! We’re packing up the booth and taking Hwy 2 straight to the Calgary Convention Centre for a couple days of networking, learning, and catching up on Wednesday & Thursday, Sept 21 &…