HyperRESEARCH Review

The interface is very intuitive - easy enough even if you haven't used any other database before; it has all features required in an academic study like randomization or stratification by gender etc.; data can be imported easily from many sources (e.g., Excel); results are presented clearly with proper references/referees included as well which helps significantly when writing up your thesis later! I have not found anything that could really improve upon this product right now so far but…

The ability to create a library that can be used by other researchers in our organization. It is also very easy to use and navigate. I have no dislikes or anything that I would like to add as a suggestion. We are using HyperResearch to help write our doctoral dissertation. Our group has been able to find articles that we need to use. Also, because we're not only writing about what we're reading, but also creating our own data, we've been able to make it easier for the reader to understand what

What I like most about hyperresearch is that it provides tools such as brainstorming sessions which help in enhancing my skillset when conducting interviews with users or stakeholders who have problems understanding how products function within their context/environment (i.e., not having direct experience). The only issue i am aware off right now would be its price tag; however there are other free options available online but they don't provide access to all features found within HRESearchPro…

The best part is that it allows you to see all your data in one place including quotes, transcripts, audio files etc. This makes it easy for me as I am not very familiar with excel or Word. It has given us an opportunity to manage our project better by keeping everything together under one roof. Sometimes when I try using the hypertranscribe tool, it hangs up sometimes but this can be fixed easily if we are patient enough. Nothing much, the price seems too high compared to other similar…