
Abstract The rapid evolution of technology in last decades has allowed conducting studies for complex surveys. Over time, the software is used in all steps of the survey: survey design, data collection, statistical data edition, statistical analysis, and publication results. In this chapter we describe software that can be used in conducting surveys using randomized response techniques. In particular we will focus on how technology can help to implement randomization devices and estimation procedures.
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