ATLAS.ti is a content and qualitative data analysis tool that helps researchers organize, code, analyze, and interpret data in various fields of knowledge, such as education, psychology, sociology, health, engineering, information technology, social sciences, religious studies, history, law, anthropology, criminology, market research, tourism, economics, medicine, management, politics, and ecology. 

The tool allows users to categorize and relate texts, interview transcripts, documents, images, and other types of data in order to identify patterns, themes, and insights in qualitative data. Additionally, ATLAS.ti offers content analysis capabilities such as coding, meaning analysis, and knowledge network construction, making it a powerful tool for qualitative research.

Why choose ATLAS.ti?

• ATLAS.ti simplifies data analysis in a variety of fields, including education, psychology, sociology, healthcare, engineering, IT, social sciences, religious studies, history, law, anthropology, criminology, UX, UI, market research, tourism, economics, medicine, management, politics, ecology, and more.

ATLAS.ti is a content and qualitative data analysis tool that helps researchers organize, code, analyze, and interpret data in various fields of knowledge, such as education, psychology, sociology, health, engineering, information technology, social sciences, religious studies, history, law, anthropology, criminology, market research, tourism, economics, medicine, management, politics, and ecology. 

The tool allows users to categorize and relate texts, interview transcripts, documents, images, and other types of data in order to identify patterns, themes, and insights in qualitative data. Additionally, ATLAS.ti offers content analysis capabilities such as coding, meaning analysis, and knowledge network construction, making it a powerful tool for qualitative research.

Why choose ATLAS.ti?

• ATLAS.ti simplifies data analysis in a variety of fields, including education, psychology, sociology, healthcare, engineering, IT, social sciences, religious studies, history, law, anthropology, criminology, UX, UI, market research, tourism, economics, medicine, management, politics, ecology, and more.