Hauntingly easy data tricks: Tips for organizing and analyzing mixed methods data

Mixed methods research doesn’t have to be overwhelming—structured data collection and smart use of tools like NVivo, ATLAS.ti, and XLSTAT can simplify the entire process. From transcribing interviews to organizing field notes and running statistical analyses, staying disciplined and methodical is the key to turning messy data into meaningful insights.

Collaborative qualitative research with NVivo for teams

Collaboration is at the center of many qualitative research projects, yet for many research teams, managing workflows can sometimes feel as complex as the data itself. So how can you navigate this challenge to foster collaboration and turn your data into collective insights?

The state of AI in qualitative research in 2025

By 2025, GenAI has transitioned from siloed labs into mainstream qualitative research, thanks to robust performance gains and affordable access. Both academia and industry increasingly converge on responsible AI use—disclosing assistance, safeguarding privacy, and mitigating bias.

Back to school with NVivo and XLSTAT: What’s new this year

NVivo and XLSTAT have rolled out major updates over the past year (with more coming soon!)—if you haven’t checked in lately, now’s the time to catch up. These new features are designed to make data analysis faster, smarter, and more accessible—just in time for the new academic year.

Streamline Your Literature Review and Research Analysis Using Citavi and NVivo

Developing a literature review is one of the most important — and difficult — components of the research process. A well-executed literature review helps you determine the direction and design of your research, uncovers gaps in current knowledge, and helps you understand different theoretical frameworks for your topic

Top 10 Ways to Improve the Academic Writing Process with Citavi

From initial research to final draft, Citavi is designed to streamline the academic writing process. See for yourself how Citavi can help you capture information, organize your ideas, and reduce citation and bibliography stress in your academic writing