I would first use different approaches in both qualitative and quantitative data analysis to organize any questions, data, and research I$$d conduct in regard to the new software. $$Quantitative data refers to data that can be enumerated, whereas qualitative data cannot be well$-$represented by numbers$($Soomo Learning, $2020).$ While using quantitative analysis, I$$d research how many companies have implemented the new software, as well as check the supplier$$s market to make sure they$$re still in good standing with their clients. Using qualitative analysis, I$$d interview other companies that have implemented the new software package to get more insights, as well as conduct focus groups with the supplier$$s market to make sure they$$re still reputable with their market. I$$d use primary sources such as testing the product out myself and reading research articles on the supplier$$s current market that have implemented the new software and use secondary sources such as reviews and critiques on the software itself. By using primary and secondary sources, I$$ll be able to use the product firsthand $($primary$)$ while also analyzing and giving commentary on the new software $($secondary$).$