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The 2014 IDG Enterprise Role & Influence of the Technology Decision-Maker survey was conducted with the goal of gaining insight into the evolving role and influence of IT decision-makers in today’s corporations. The research examines the involvement of IT decision-makers during each stage of the IT purchase process and the primary influences and information sources they rely on throughout the purchase process.
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IDG Enterprise's 2014 Role & Influence of the Technology Decision-Maker
The 2014 IDG Enterprise Role & Influence of the Technology Decision-Maker survey was conducted with the goal of gaining insight into the evolving role and influence of IT decision-makers in today’s corporations. The research examines the involvement of IT decision-makers during each stage of the IT purchase process and the primary influences and information sources they rely on throughout the purchase process.
The 2014 IDG Enterprise Role & Influence of the Technology Decision-Maker survey was conducted with the goal of gaining insight into the evolving role and influence of IT decision-makers in today’s corporations. The research examines the involvement of IT decision-makers during each stage of the IT purchase process and the primary influences and information sources they rely on throughout the purchase process.
2014 Role & Influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Purpose and Methodology 1 Survey Sample IDG Enterprise 1,166 respondents Audience Base CIO, Computerworld, InfoWorld, ITworld, and Network World site visitors, LinkedIn Forums and email invitations to audience base. Business Panel 251 respondents Audience Base GMI (Global Market Insight) business panel respondents Survey Method Survey Goal To provide in-depth information about the evolving role and influence of IT decision-makers in todays corporations: - Role of technology decision-makers in the IT purchasing process. - Primary influences and information sources in the IT purchasing process. Collection Online Questionnaire Number of Questions
19 (incl. demographics) Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 2 CEOs Recognize the Importance of Technology Q. How much of a priority does your companys CEO place on promoting technology as a driver of business innovation? 58% say their CEOs promote technology as a critical/high priority for business innovation BY INDUSTRY Healthcare 68% High Tech 68% Telecom 65% Finance 62% Services 61% Manufacturing 49% Government 45% 41% High Priority 29% Moderate Priority 17% Critical Priority 3% Not a Priority 3% Not Sure 7% Low Priority Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 3 Different IT Mgmt. Lead at Each Stage of Purchase Process Q. In which of the following ways are you involved in the purchase process for IT products and services? Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 4 Number of Influencers in Enterprises Increased Q. Please estimate the total number of people, on average, involved in influencing major enterprise technology purchases within your organization. Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 4% 9% 3% 13% 10% 7% 18% 21% 15% 2% 4% 1% 6% 3% 4% 15% 33% 32% More than 10 8-10 6-7 5 4 3 2 1 0 Vendors Not Doing Business With Current Vendors 5 Minimal Time Spent with Vendors Q. In a typical work week, how many hours do you spend meeting with: Current technology vendors (vendors whose products/services you currently use/employ) AND Technology vendors that youre not doing business with currently? Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 6 Peers Take Over as #1 Source Q. Which of the following information sources do you use to keep up-to-date with new technologies and to enhance the knowledge you need to be effective in your role? * Research Analysts and Third Party Research firms were combined in 2011. In 2012, this was changed to Analyst firms Sources Used to Keep Up-to-Date with New Technologies 2014 <1000 1000+ Peers 71% 72% 72% Technology content sites 70% 74% 65% Search engines 58% 62% 53% White papers 54% 53% 57% Technology print publications 53% 57% 48% Newsletters 49% 53% 46% Webcasts/webinars/web video 49% 50% 49% Technology vendors (via vendor website) 49% 54% 44% Technology vendors (via phone, email, in-person) 46% 44% 48% Analyst firms (e.g. IDC, Gartner, Forrester) 44% 38% 53% 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 7 Third Party Involvement Increases Credibility Q. How does your perception of content change when it is created by, or co-branded with, a third party that you trust rather than produced solely by a vendor? 24% Increases credibility significantly 46% Increases credibility somewhat 22% Does not change my perception 6% Not sure 2% Decreases credibility Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 EXEC IT MID- LEVEL IT IT PRO 64% 63% 63% 57% 52% 49% 32% 33% 29% 34% 26% 24% 28% 23% 25% 28% 16% 24% 21% 16% 18% 16% 13% 17% 12% 6% 12% 11% 15% 18% 24% 26% 29% 31% 54% 63% Linked to the video in a blog post or a post on a social network Commented on the video Looked for a product in a retail store Purchased a product Participated in a product demo Added a vendor to your short list or consideration set Forwarded the video to friends or colleagues Visted a vendor website or contacted a vendor for more information Researched a product 8 Videos Encourage Executive Product Research Q. Which of the following actions have you taken as a result of watching a technology-related video in the last 3 months? Source: IDG Enterprise Role & influence of the Technology Decision-Maker Study, 2014 For more information 9 For more information on this study, contact Sue Yanovitch, VP of Marketing, at syanovitch@idgenterprise.com