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Surveys for Decision Making

\Woman conducting surveyCollecting and managing high-quality information is a central part of our core business. Survey research has expanded greatly over the years, with the introduction of ever-more-powerful new technology and improved techniques for finding answers to important questions cost-effectively. Along the way, Mathematica staff have been innovators in the field, responding to new challenges, developing new and improved methods, and setting higher standards.

Today, our preeminent staff of nearly 200 survey researchers, survey operations professionals, statisticians, and systems analysts are ready to apply our expertise to your data collection needs. We offer expertise in:

At Mathematica, surveys are custom designed, but best practices are standard for small- and large-scale projects alike. We are equipped to handle national, regional, and local surveys ranging from several hundred sample members to tens of thousands. We work with each client to ensure success, collecting the highest quality data possible on time and within budget.

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Survey Methods Updates

Blaise Surveys: Systems Issues

Challenges exist in melding disparate modes into one instrument and database.

Blaise Surveys: Instrument Design

Key instrument development considerations in a multimode survey are outlined.

Survey Practice and Theory

New book includes articles focused on data quality and survey introductions.

The Net Effect

Does adding a web option improve response?

Better Late?

A look at late responders, who are of special interest to survey researchers.

What Response Incentives Work?

High participation rates are key to a survey's success.

The Importance of Good Administrative Data

Bad data may have high costs for states.