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Java EE based application for creating/managing/customizing generic surveys and generating reports based on the results
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SurveyGen is a simple perl tool that enables you to generate and present surveys based of simple XML files. The power of this tool is it's simplicity. You just create the xml, and voila, you have your survey.
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A complete suite of market research tools utilizing open standards and capable of running on multiple server and client platforms. Includes software for sample management, survey design, programming, data collection, tabulation, coding, weighting, etc
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Open Flexible Java Online Research Designer (OpenFJORD) is a J2EE based tool for flexible survey creation based on an editable library of questions or on user produced questions. It provides the online realization of the survey and its evaluation.
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Askarand is an online survey tool. Users can easily create and manage surveys through a web-based interface. Askarand aims to meet the needs of the scientific community for a feature-rich, free survey tool.
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