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better software since 1999
better software since 1999
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Decision support system that helps businesses make informed decisions by structuring data, measuring data objectives & more.
Provider
Expert Choice
Located In
United States
Open API
Unverified
Deployment
Cloud, SaaS, Web-Based, On-Premise Windows, On-Premise Linux
Training
Webinars, Documentation, In Person, Live Online, Videos
Support
Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support
Designed for businesses in the aerospace, defense, real estate & healthcare industries, it is a decision support system that assists with decision-making processes.
Content Source: Expert Choice
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Expert Choice Reviews
"Opinion Poll for small business needs"
Overall: Used for worldwide opinion poll. Was easy and intuitive software with understandable results.
Pros: Instructions for using it were very understandable. Outcomes easy to understand.
Cons: Scaling up to many participants was not intuitive
