Ideas & inspiration: how and when to use surveys

Is a survey a moment in time?

Or can it deliver more than that? This article makes the case for why it can be a useful way to reach your wider audiences.

You need more than a 'hunch'.

To answer any question, you need to feel confident in your knowledge. Having evidence as your back-up gives you greater confidence than acting on 'a hunch'.

Are you really listening?

Carrying out employee engagement surveys is a way to really listen to your team and understand their challenges and successes. The key though is acting on the responses.

4 ways to help SME's grow

Sometimes it's hard to know where to start with data. This article gives a four simple ideas that SME's might use to start making evidence-based decisions.

Who is Data's friend?

It's not possible to look at data in isolation. It needs to have a 'friend' to support - this articles explores a possible friendship with Marketing.

We can't all be bakers!

A way of thinking about your raw 'data' ingredients to help you work out how to bake your 'analysis' cake!

Case study: using data for curriculum-planning

Greater Brighton MET College worked with Bon Insight to evidence-base their curriculum.

It's a win-win!

In June 2024, I climbed Kilimanjaro for charity with my best friend. Read all about it here - it's not data-related, but perhaps it tells you a bit more about who you might work with!

Is everything OK?

This article explores the importance of asking the question.

Why I love helping people to solve problems

It's mainly because Excel, to me, is like gaming!