You have likely seen it on CNN or other networks to measure reactions of focus groups to political candidates and their commercials. What’s interesting is the evolution of the device since 1984 here courtesy of Dialsmith
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- Quality, testing
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- Search technology
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- Telephony - VoIP
- Telepresence
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Hello,
David Paull here from Dialsmith. Thanks for featuring our Perception Analyzer tool. It does have quite a history, as you have seen.
Please let me know if I may answer any questions for you.
Thanks, again!
- David
Posted by: David Paull | January 27, 2012 at 09:37 AM