Our speaker
Patrick Lambert, SVP, Product Strategy & Customer Success, Dig Insights
Patrick Lambert is the SVP of Customer Experience at Upsiide and Dig Insights. He is an expert on all things research technology.
Quality data is the key to making the right business decisions.
But while data quality is important, there are many other variables that drive quality data.
With Upsiide, brought to you by the researchers at Dig Insights, we’re not just committed to data quality; we’re dedicated to helping you make smarter, more informed decisions. Our platform, backed by research expertise, ensures that every piece of data you gather is optimized for impactful decision-making.
In this brand-new virtual event, our experts will share essential tips on crafting survey designs that yield the highest quality data, enabling you to confidently support your business decisions.
In this virtual event, you’ll discover how you can create surveys that guarantee high-quality data.
What we’ll cover:
- Tips for crafting engaging surveys — say goodbye to boring surveys.
- How to make sure your survey is predictive and not just insightful.
- How different features of Upsiide improve respondent engagement and data quality.
- Q&A: Get answers to all your data quality questions from our expert Upsiide team
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