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SRMS Looks Forward to Roundtable, Invited Paper Sessions at JSM

May 1, 2026 Leave a Comment

The Survey Research Methods Section is sponsoring the roundtable “Realistic Business Models for Production and Dissemination of High-Quality Statistical Information” at the 2026 Joint Statistical Meetings, taking place August 1–6 in Boston, Massachusetts. The discussion will focus on how organizations have successfully evolved their business models in the face of social and technological changes that affect the collection of statistical information.  The section is also sponsoring five invited paper sessions, two of which tie directly to the conference theme of “Communities in Action: Advancing Society.”


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