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We have been working with Advancing Oklahoma on a landmark study that digs into how Oklahomans view the issue of race, and the impact this has on communities and workplaces. The results show,...

It's official; our very own Stewart Law is an AMA lifer, and we have the paperwork to prove it!

The adage, quality in quality out, is particularly true when it comes to qualitative research. Poorly recruited respondents will erode data quality, and as a result, any analysis and subsequent...

One of the most recognizable jingles of modern times is McDonald's I'm Loving It. Believe it or not, this five-note jingle has been around since 2003. However, despite this jingle being so prevalent...

The infectious nature of COVID-19 is undeniable - if we don't take measures to protect ourselves, then we will succumb to the virus. We all know the safety measures. Mask-wearing and social...

Hunting for data on the internet is a challenge in itself, but once you've found your elusive data, wrangling it into something usable can prove challenging, frustrating and incredibly...

Data sonification - the audio equivalent of data visualization - can be done in a variety of ways. In this post, I'll explore how we sonified a month's worth of global earthquake data.

Recently we visualized a month's worth of global earthquake data in a short minute-and-a-half spatial animation. I was happy with the result, but I felt it was missing something. The visualization...

Today is National Dog Day, and for a company with a winged bloodhound for a logo and a team with a bunch of dogs for coworkers, we thought we'd best introduce our pups.

Defining old age can be tricky. Is it related to how you look or feel? Or, is old age defined by a specific number of years? Well, I stumbled on an article that attempts to answer that difficult...