NEWS22 November 2012
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UK — RSM is about to embark on the 13th wave of its UK State of the Industry study and is inviting researchers to take part in the project.
The results of the survey, which is carried out every six months, will be made available in December. Topics covered in the latest wave include questions about emerging methods and techniques and the future of B2B research.
Researchers wishing to take part in the survey, which RSM said should take seven minutes, can see the questionnaire here.
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