Market IQ

This study of 354 end users found that a majority of respondents believe that their organizations as a whole are at "process ignorance" rather than "process excellence." Where are you and your organization in the maturity curve?

This study of 528 end users found that a majority of respondents believe that Findability in their organization is Worse to Much Worse than their own organization's consumer-facing web sites and 49% of respondents have No Formal Goal for Enterprise Findability within their organizations.

Resources to supplement the in-depth research in the AIIM Market IQ on Findability: The Art and Science of Making Content Easy to Find.

This study of 441 end users found that a majority of organizations recognize Enterprise 2.0 as critical to the success of their business goals and objectives, but that most do not have a clear understanding of what Enterprise 2.0 is.

Excerpts from AIIM President, John Mancini's Keynote Address at the 2008 AIIM International Exposition and Conference

The study of 600 end users found that a majority of organizations have either begun or are in the throes of establishing a content security strategy, but that vision suffers from lack of awareness and outdated perspectives.

This study, sponsored by AIIM and ARMA International, and performed by Cohasset & Associates, suggests that records management (RM) awareness has begun to turn into action and improvement. A majority or respondents reported their organization's system for records hold orders includeds electronic records.

This survey of 456 end-users was conducted in July 2007. Half of the survey population was comprised of large organizations (>1000 employees). The remaining 50% was virtually evenly split between medium (101 – 1,000) and small organizations (1 – 100.)

This survey of over 800 end-users was conducted in May 2007. A significant percentage of the survey participants were from such industries as insurance; utilities, oil and gas; the federal government; and manufacturing.

This survey of over of 103 end users took place in March 2007. Participation in the survey was open to end users on a global basis. End users from 66 countries participated in this year’s survey.