Have avatars found a place in the business world? Second Life Work has been quietly making a name for itself as “The Leader in Virtual Collaboration.”

It is officially that time of year again…the much-anticipated, never-duplicated crawfish season! Learn more about this classic New Orleans tradition.

Most of the time respondents have no problem completing a survey and giving their honest opinions, but on occasion there are studies that make respondents uncomfortable, possibly unwilling to participate.  So what happens when research strikes a nerve?

The Olinger Group was honored to be ranked #9 on the LSU 100: Fastest Growing Tiger Businesses during the 2012 LSU 100 Honoree Luncheon.

A recent articial in The Atlantic discusses the challenges of using education data to improve student achievement.  The article highlighted fundamental issues facing any tracking research – the ability to compare data, in this case, across systems and geographic boundaries as well as across time.

Hundreds of thousands of fans can give researchers great insights.

Hidden charges, nickel and diming, small print disclaimers…we all hate these!  So why are so many companies still doing them?

As Americans start making Thanksgiving grocery lists, most of us assume those lists will have nearly identical ingredients for celebrations from Seattle to Key West.  However, a recent USA Today article reminds us that even though the image of a roasted turkey surrounded by family-style side dishes may be the stereotypical view of Thanksgiving, it is not necessarily a true representative of what Americans will be eating on November 24^th.