Douglas Insights corrects errors in its published research openly and promptly.
What counts as a correction
A correction is any change to a published figure, chart, company fact or conclusion that alters what a reasonable reader would take from the report. Typographical fixes that do not change meaning are treated as routine edits and are not logged.
How corrections are handled
When an error is identified, the research team verifies it against the underlying model and sources, updates the report page and the licensed deliverables, and records the change in the report’s edition history with the date. Licence holders of the affected report are notified by email when a correction is material.
Reporting an error
Suspected errors can be reported to [email protected]. Reports of errors are acknowledged within two business days.