All question types come with a standard way of presenting the result: in bar charts, rank-order overviews or grids presenting a correlation between two different questions.
And we go one step further. We offer the option to segment any question with another question.
If you have a question that divides the audience, we can analyze which parameters are driving the differences.
The Wizerize operator can test different breakdowns: for example, viewing the response by work function, by country, by business unit – and then discovering that the real differentiator is gender!
When this breakdown is shared with everyone, it provides a unique chance to interpret results in real time. It allows the participants to comment on different viewpoints, which again leads to deeper understanding.In many global corporations geography constitutes an important parameter for interpreting responses.
This is why we often create a customized world map that shows results for many different questions.
Being a very strong feedback tool, this enables each participant to see their own views in a broader perspective.
A visualization of a correlation between two questions. |
A ranking result that shows what idea scored highest. |
A presentation where both positive and negative votes – here on 10 questions – are visualized in an overview. |
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World maps are an effective way of visualizing differences of opinion across the world. World maps are customized for the countries pres-ent at the conference. |
A segmented breakdown of a question by another question, revealing a difference in points of view. |