Research Methodology on Workforce Analytics Market
Introduction
Research methodology is an important factor in determining the success of a research project. The methodology used in this research report aims to gain a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the global workforce analytics market, including its driving factors, restraining factors, and future projections. It also aims to provide detailed information on the size and scope of the market.
Research Approach
This research was conducted using the desk research approach. The desk research included primary research through interviews with survey experts and industry professionals, interviews with key opinion leaders and secondary research through market reports, industry publications, company filings, and other resources.
The data used in this study was gathered from both qualitative and quantitative sources. Qualitative methods such as customer surveys, interviews, and focus groups were used to obtain customer feedback on the workforce analytics market. Quantitative research was conducted using analytical techniques such as demand-supply gap analysis, market share analysis, and customer segmentation.
Data Collection
Primary Data Collection
Primary data was collected through interviews with industry experts and survey respondents. The experts were selected based on their knowledge and insight into the workforce analytics market. The survey respondents were chosen based on their knowledge and experience in the workforce analytics market. The respondents were asked to provide information on their current usage, purchase behaviour, and future plans.
Secondary Data Collection
Secondary data was collected from publicly available sources such as market reports, industry publications, statistical databases, and other resources. This data was used to supplement the primary data and to gain a better understanding of the market.
Sampling Method
Convenience sampling was used to obtain the survey respondents for the primary data collection. The sampling was based on the respondent's demographic characteristics and knowledge of the market. The population was chosen from various sources such as industry databases, customer databases, and online sources.
Data Analysis
The data collected from both primary and secondary sources were analyzed using statistical methods. Data was collected from the survey respondents and industry experts and then compiled into sets of tables and graphs to provide a comprehensive understanding of the market. The data was also analyzed using qualitative and quantitative methods such as demand-supply gap analysis, market share analysis, and customer segmentation.