Using quality information is analysis - with experiment

Richard Galli

22nd European Regional ITS Conference, Budapest 2011: Innovative ICT Applications - Emerging Regulatory, Economic and Policy Issues from International Telecommunications Society (ITS)

Abstract: Using quality information for analysis, or staying with just quantity based information is always a good base for debate: Either relying on quantitative measurements and data (which is sad to be more accurate and easier to rely on) or use quantitative measurements (which is sad to be human / easier to understand and answer). In both ways the collected data will require further processing to be used in decision-making. An experiment was made on customer satisfaction on an imaginary service. The service was a web based TTS (Text-To-Speech) software test. Of course, all the voices were pre-recorded, so the participants were all chosen not to realize that (every member with low IT knowledge). After the end of the reading everyone had to answer a few questions regarding the quality. Group A had to answer the questions (which were sounding more scientific) with numbers related the current measure - help provided if needed. Group B had to answer the same questions with open answers, as they like.

Keywords: quality data; quality measures; qualitative and quantitative measurements for CRM/BI (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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