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National
Technology Readiness Survey
Co-sponsored
by the Center for Excellence in
Service and Rockbridge Associates,
Inc., the National Technology
Readiness Survey (NTRS) is an annual
nationwide survey of American adults
(18 years or older). The NTRS was
first devised by Professor
A. Parasuraman and Rockbridge
CEO
Charles Colby. The primary
purpose of the NTRS is to provide an
in-depth view of consumer beliefs
about new technologies. In addition
to offering comprehensive
information about peoples’
technology beliefs, the NTRS also
examines consumers’ technology
vision, employees’ technology
vision, usage of technology-based
products and services, the impact of
the Internet on behavior, cellular
phone usage, desired methods of tech
support, and the association between
peoples’ technology beliefs and
their demographics and lifestyles.
U.S. Workers Waste $3.9 Billion
Annually By Not Telecommuting...
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2005/2006 NTRS
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2005/2006 National Technology Readiness
Survey Result
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2004 National Technology Readiness
Survey Result
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2002 National Technology Readiness
Survey Results
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2001 National Technology Readiness
Survey Results
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