Data Collection
Insightrix has a successful 8-year history in delivering CATI and online data collection services. Using the latest in telephone and online data collection methods and response measurement systems, Insightrix can meet virtually any client data collection requirement.
Insightrix has three interviewing centers, two in Canada and one in Australia, with a combined total of 70 stations. They utilize state of art data collection software including Confirmit as well as a proprietary web based data collection tool.
Data Collection Capacity
Insightrix’ Call Center data collection capacity includes 840 calling hours per day. Insightrix has fully staffed Data Services (including sampling and quality control) and IT departments that support our data collection efforts. We can export data into any format that suits your needs.
Inteviewers
We employ telephone interviewers who speak French, Spanish, Mandarin, and Malay, as well as First Nations interviewers who are fluent in both Cree and Dene. Insightrix hires many interviewers who are from highly educated backgrounds. In Canada, due to its setting within an academic community ( Innovation Place behind the University of Saskatchewan campus), Insightrix has ready access to a highly skilled and motivated work force.
In Australia, our rural location provides access to a qualified and steady supply of interviewer personnel. The agricultural knowledge level of our interviewers in this location assists Insightrix Australia in conducting many agricultural related research projects.
Our interviewers contact people across North America and around the world. They have the opportunity to talk with people from a variety of backgrounds and industries on a wide range of exciting topics. Our interviewers conduct outbound telephone based survey interviews for market research purposes. They also communicate survey feedback, suggestions, and changes to Team Leaders and Project Managers for approval and clarification.
Within the interviewing center, as employees gain more experience they can eventually join our staff on the Strategic Data Collection Team and work on interviewing C-Level Executives or undertake more difficult consumer studies.
Process
At Insightrix, there is a strict regimen for data collection which ensures precise results for clients. As a Gold Seal recipient from the Market Research Intelligence Association (MRIA), we follow stringent rules regarding quality control. Some of our quality control procedures include:
- Full logic and quality checking on every survey instrument prior to going live in the field
- Pre-testing of a percentage of surveys in field before full data collection begins
- In-depth, question-by-question training of interviewers prior to project commencement
- Shadow monitoring of live telephone interviews
- 5 per cent of all surveys are verified by a supervisor through telephone monitoring or call backs
- Using VNC technology, monitoring survey completions in a real time manner
- Specialization
- Advertising Effectiveness
- Education Research
- Association Research
- Customer Experience
- Data Collection
- Online Reporting (OnSuite™)
- Bulletin Boards (OnBoard™)
- Custom Online Panels
- Omnibus (OnTopic™)
- Insightrix Panels
Feature / News
Concern over contracting H1N1 increases in the province; a majority believe that provincial authorities have done a fair or poor job in managing the distribution of the vaccine.
A new independent online poll conducted by Insightrix Research shows that 66.4% of the public are either very concerned (19.7%) or somewhat
concerned (46.7%) about their or someone else in their household contracting the H1N1 virus. This is up from 55.9% who were very or somewhat concerned about contracting the virus just
one month ago. The poll was conducted between November 6th and 10th, in the midst of initial public vaccinations throughout the province.
A total of 800 randomly selected panel members participated in the online research study between November 6th and 10th, 2009. The data are weighted by age and gender to match
the general population of the province. Quotas were set by region to match the general population. As the research was conducted online, it is considered a non-probability
proportion sample and therefore margins of error are not applicable.


