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ISSUE 2 OCTOBER 2003
Other articles in this issue;	Consensus @ e-VOLVE
e-VOLVE Return to Introduction	As many of you already know, Market Research is an expensive business. However, the knowledge that it brings, can be an invaluable business development tool. To help you find out the information you need, ingenuity will conduct regular online surveys to generate valuable data on topical issues that will be of interest to e-VOLVE readers. In each issue we will publish the results of our previous online survey. We want to ensure you have a voice and hope to establish what businesses of all sizes in all locations across the UK really think and feel about the issues that matter. Return to Introduction
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WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW?
In order to provide the facts and figures that matter to you, we need you to tell us what you need to know. No business can survive without a phone, but for some companies telephone, and internet bills can be a crippling expense. With so many suppliers for both office and mobile systems do you feel lost in the maze, or simply can’t find the time to work out which is the best supplier? Perhaps recruitment or staff retention give you the biggest headache. Would you like to find out what other companies in your area are paying for their staff? Are you thinking of outsourcing some of your services? Are you looking for funding to expand? Would you like more information on internet marketing, or e-commerce before you take the plunge? Let us know your priority issues, and we can build our surveys around the most popular themes. Contact consensus@e-genuity.co.uk Rebecca Cruz, Contributing Editor
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