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Before developing a new product for market, you must determine
that customers want and perceive a need for that product. How do
you explore customer wants and needs? Through market research.
The Key Findings quarterly newsletter highlights
many of the current trends and insights technology companies need to
know about the marketplace. Features delve into
issues surrounding America's business-to-business and consumer
markets. Special Reports take you one step further
to provide in-depth information about specific markets' behaviors and preferences.
Key Findings is also available for these specific industries:
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Online Services In Demand
The top three online services used during January 2003 were
acquiring point-to-point driving directions (64%) . . . |
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Health Information Online
Seeking health information online is becoming more and more
popular. For example, eight in 10 adult internet . . . . |
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Emerging Versus Traditional Workers
A new breed of employees at American companies began
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Spending Power of Young Americans
Young people in America (ages 8-21) have an annual spending
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Most Prestigious Professions
The top three most respected professions are scientists
(57%), firefighters (55%) . . . |
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Discretionary Spending Changes
Household discretionary spending has seen dramatic changes
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Bullets
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proportion of Americans intending to purchase a new car who would seriously
consider a hydrogen-fueled vehicle, grew seven percentage points to 22.5% in
March 2003, up from 15.5% in September 2002.
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in five (20%) shoppers who ordered from a catalog during the 2002 holiday
season placed the order online, up from 16% in 2001.
- Influentials
(the 10% of the population that influences the remaining 90%) are heavy
internet users. Most (82%) are online multiple times during the day and only 5%
go online less than once each day.
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Marketing
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