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About This Survey
This year, 326 readers of Network Computing and other CMP Technology magazines responded to our NAC survey. Approximately 36 percent were in IT management, 25 percent IT staff and 25 percent C-level executives, with the rest independent consultants or in other positions. Respondents are in companies of all sizes, with 22 percent representing organizations with fewer than 50 employees and 19 percent at least 10,000. Similarly, 14 percent have annual revenues of less than $1 million, while 9 percent make at least $5 billion. Another 12 percent are in the government or non-profit sector. The survey included 26 categories for an industry breakdown, of which the largest was education at 15 percent.
Andy Dornan is a senior technology editor for Network Computing. Write to him at [email protected].
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