From the geographic point of view, the greatest
number of respondents came from the USA, followed by Britain and the Netherlands.
Not exact matches
A year prior
respondents on average said 15 percent
of their sales would
come from discounts, however in the most recent survey that
number jumped to 26 percent.
When it
came to prospect data having less than 50 % accuracy, the
number of respondents in this category increased by 8 % year - over-year.
In 2015, just 6 %
of respondents planned eDiscovery spending; in 2016, the actual
number of firms making eDiscovery software purchases
came in at 19 %
of firms surveyed.
Coupled with a
number of exciting product releases and OS updates, 52 %
of respondents stated they chose Apple options because the technology was more reliable and secure, with Usability
coming in next at 28 %.
Over one quarter
of US and UK
respondents expect the
number of regulatory proceedings they face to increase in the
coming year, compared to only 12 % last year.
This means a considerable
number of respondents to LendEDU's survey perceive Bitcoin as being able to times its current price an astounding 3o times over in the
coming years.
57 %
of respondents said they would «Google a candidate's name to see what
came up», with the same
number saying they would check a jobseeker's CV against professional networks like LinkedIn, to ensure it matched up.
There are a significant
number of respondents that anticipate higher cap rates, which is likely a reflection
of views that interest rates will move higher in the
coming year, says Mace.