Research & Evaluation, Data Analysis

We design sound surveys and implement them the correct way to ensure that clients get the information they need for making critical government decisions.

Collecting qualitative data is an art form. Our research specialists adopt the best methods and approaches in order to obtain the intricate information necessary to support the client’s mission and goals.

From small to large focus groups across a breadth of topic areas, we have the capability and the capacity to get information or test concepts and ideas with a myriad of target audiences.

Administrative data is an information source we utilize regularly to track individuals, actions and records over time.

We explore peer- and non-peer-reviewed sources as well as “gray literature” to develop comprehensive bodies of knowledge pertinent to research topics.

Measurement and context are both critical to understanding an issue and planning further action. We utilize both to obtain needed data and offer our clients valuable information on topics of interest.

We use advanced statistical techniques to derive meaning from large datasets.

Both qualitative and quantitative techniques are called for when analysis of both existing and prospective policies are necessary. We utilize both, taking a mixed methodology approach to conduct comprehensive, multifaceted evaluations of systems, policies and programs.

We are skillful in planning, defining and analyzing performance measurement systems across a variety of areas, including programs, projects and research efforts.

Measurement and understanding of what is occurring and what has occurred are essential to identifying programmatic value. For this reason, we utilize formative and summative evaluation techniques to identify deficiencies and value added in real time, as well as at the conclusion of our clients’ programs and initiatives.

We routinely develop and conduct assessments and analyses for both interval-based and on-request research and evaluation inquiries.