Case Studies

Our client wanted to understand the decision-making process of UK car repair workshops when ordering replacement electronic control units and their views on the use of refurbished products. We delivered quantitative results from over 200 respondents using a combination of telephone interviews and an online survey.

A management consultancy was assisting a client in Abu Dhabi with a project relating to health insurance for diabetics and patients with other common chronic conditions. We were asked to recruit Emirati patients, ex-pat patients lived in Abu Dhabi, and younger Emiratis who were at risk of contracting diabetes for online interviews.

The end client was one of the best-known multi-manager online investment management platforms in the UK. We were asked to recruit around 50 participants in different age groups (including some who had already retired), and with varying levels of investible assets for online depth interviews. We were also asked to program and host two online surveys.

We ran quantitative research with healthcare professionals in the UK involving GPs, hospital doctors and nurses from both the public health sector (NHS) and the private health sector. The aim was to understand the target audience’s opinions on agency work and the client’s reputation amongst this group.

Our client wanted to understand the demand for healthcare services and products among the general public. We were asked to deliver a full service research project. We assisted with the creation of research material and recruited all research participants which included both consumers and healthcare professionals.

Our client asked us to recruit professional females in the UK, Germany, Italy and Spain for an online quantitative survey. The survey asked about career motivations, attitudes towards owning a business, and perceptions of the logistics sector. We programmed and tested the survey, ran it and cleaned the data.

A global technology company wanted to collect feedback about their digital advertising platform from professional media buyers around the world. FieldworkHub was able to find 28 respondents in Australia and 32 respondents in Japan, almost 90% of whom went on to complete the questionnaire.

A consultancy was helping their client to find ways to overcome a shortage of drivers of large goods vehicles in the UK and looking to improve diversity within the community of HGV drivers. We worked closely with the client to develop a suitable questionnaire and then programmed it as an online survey.

Our client wanted to conduct online surveys to understand what breakpoints triggered small businesses to start using accounting software, and if these were associated with particular factors. We helped to finalise the survey, programmed and tested it, then ran the survey and delivered the raw data.