Island View vs. Complete Data Sharing

Traditionally, organizations who conducted survey initiatives deposited their information in separate, departmental data warehouses that weren’t easily accessed by other involved internal parties.

Everyone was on their own data “island”, with no meaningful connections able to be formed through a shared data flow.

This type of feedback management is inefficient at building organization-wide consensus, and limits the amount of insight that can be realized from survey data analysis.

Now, more companies and organizations are realizing that a consolidated, centralized approach to collecting, managing, and using feedback can add value and reduce operating costs.