New Survey Tracker Plus E-Mail/Web software from NCS

  • 12/01/99

National Computer Systems, Inc. (NCS) has added SurveyTracker Plus E-Mail/Web software to its professional survey system. The program allows you to design a survey instrument and administer it, using any combination of e-mail, Internet, Intranet or floppy disk. You can create your own response scales or select from a built-in list. In addition, the program automatically analyzes the results and generates custom-designed reports. Additionally, you can create reports using tables and graphs, and make documents for correspondence. NCS, Edina, MN, (800) 447- 3269, www.ncs.com.

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