The Planning and Statistics Authority (PSA) will soon launch a large-scale survey for its data users, as part of ongoing evaluation process for the various data published by it.
The survey targets five categories of users such as media professionals, partners, international organisations, PSA staff and specialists of data users.
The PSA conducts the survey electronically by sending a special questionnaire for each of these five targeted categories and the content of each questionnaire is closely related to the nature of the work and specialisation of each category.
This survey stems from the importance of the opinions of data users as one of the bases on which PSA builds its plans in the development and modernisation process.
The move is also part of its strategies to keep abreast of the latest technologies, methods and mechanisms for disseminating, arranging and indexing data and statistics in a way that provides the best possible user experience, a PSA spokesman said.
The survey targets five categories of users such as media professionals, partners, international organisations, PSA staff and specialists of data users.
The PSA conducts the survey electronically by sending a special questionnaire for each of these five targeted categories and the content of each questionnaire is closely related to the nature of the work and specialisation of each category.
This survey stems from the importance of the opinions of data users as one of the bases on which PSA builds its plans in the development and modernisation process.
The move is also part of its strategies to keep abreast of the latest technologies, methods and mechanisms for disseminating, arranging and indexing data and statistics in a way that provides the best possible user experience, a PSA spokesman said.