Norfakta Markedsanalyse
Market research and advisory services for organizations seeking survey design, data collection and analysis
About Norfakta Markedsanalyse
Norfakta Markedsanalyse is a full-service market research institute that provides market analysis and advisory services. It supports projects from questionnaire development and methodology selection through data collection and delivery of analysis reports.
The company is based in Trondheim, Norway, and was founded in 1999. It operates as NORFAKTA MARKEDSANALYSE AS.
Product: Market research, advisory, survey design, data collection and analysis reports.
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