Techonology - Perception of IoT among large New Zealand businesses September 2016
New Zealand IoT Alliance
Definitions
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a collection of real life things that are connected to the internet. The same way a laptop or mobile phone connects to the internet, other things - devices, objects, machines, animals or people - can be connected and interact with each other. These connected things collect and exchange data.
Inclusions
The minimum business size to qualify for this survey was 250 employees.
Survey respondents were screened to check that they:
- Were involved in IT or business decisions making at their organisation
- Had heard of the term ‘IoT’ before the survey
- Were at least ‘somewhat’ familiar with the concept of the IoT
Data provided by
Dataset name
Digital Nation New Zealand: Global IoT Decision Maker Survey 2016
How to find the data
This data was supplied to Figure.NZ by IDC. https://www.idc.com/
IDC is the organisation who conducted the survey and provided the results to the New Zealand IoT Alliance.
Import & extraction details
File as imported: Digital Nation New Zealand: Global IoT Decision Maker Survey 2016
From the dataset Digital Nation New Zealand: Global IoT Decision Maker Survey 2016, this data was extracted:
- Sheet: Perceptions
- Range:
C2:C28 - Provided: 23 data points
Dataset originally released on:
June 2017
Method of collection/Data provider
In September 2016, IDC surveyed 256 New Zealand enterprise IT and business decision makers from large organisations about their perceptions of IoT.
The respondents needed to be qualified to answer questions regarding the company's current and/or future use of and investment in Internet of Things solutions (as well as meet the business size screener). Data is unweighted.