Our diverse skills and capabilities stem from years of experience collaborating with clients across various sectors and geographies.
We utilize both primary and secondary data sources in our assignments whenever applicable, ensuring all sources are properly cited in our reports. These research sources, combined with our consultants’ industry expertise, are integrated into the qualitative and quantitative analysis featured in our reports.
Data collection is rigorously monitored and analyzed using the latest analytical tools. Special care is taken to ensure that our analyses are supported by facts. When facts are unknown and assumptions are necessary, consultants clearly state their assumptions and explain their methodology both within the report and during direct conversations with clients.
TWG employs a diverse range of information sources to execute its projects. The core of all our assignments is primary research, complemented by secondary (desk) research.
We exercise due diligence in designing the research methodology from the initial stage. Standard research tools are customized to meet the specific needs of each study and client.
We specialize in all forms of Quantitative Research – Exploratory Research, Descriptive Research as well as Analytical (causal) Research.
We collect primary and secondary data through various sources. Next, the data is analyzed using various statistical techniques.
As a local company with bilingual consultants, we excel in conducting comprehensive and high-quality desk research on economic and business activities in the GCC and the surrounding region.
We perform regular desk research across various areas, including your sector, and have developed the TwG database, which is continuously updated. Additionally, we incorporate information from our clients and customers into our desk research efforts.
Our operations are spread across the GCC and extend to Pan Arab countries.
We collect data through Face-to-Face (F2F) CAPI (Computer Aided Personal Interviewing), CATI (Computer Aided Telephonic Interviewing), and CAWI (Computer Aided Web Interviewing).
We conduct telephonic interviews using computers according to project requirements. Computer Aided Telephonic Interviews (CATI) involve respondents answering questions over the phone, with the CATI software generating and dialing random telephone numbers as needed.
In these interviews, questions are designed to be simple and easy to understand, with minimal and clear answer choices. The interviews are brief, typically lasting less than 10 minutes. This method is not suitable for in-depth or lengthy interviews.
Web interviewing entails conducting surveys online, where the interviewer adheres to a predefined script accessible through a website link.
Utilizing software tailored for web interviews, the questionnaire is crafted, facilitating the integration of multimedia elements like images, audio, video clips, and hyperlinks to diverse web pages.
We employ statistical techniques such as Factor Analysis for data reduction. Factor Analysis examines the interrelationships among numerous variables, such as consumer ratings of product attributes. This technique distills data on various related attributes into the most significant dimensions, simplifying analysis and studies.
Cluster analysis classify objects into groups that exhibit relative homogeneity. Primarily utilized for market segmentation, this method also finds application in test marketing. Cluster analysis condenses the number of observations or cases by organizing them into a smaller set of clusters.