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Calling all channel players

We got a survey which wants filling

By Team Register • Get more from this author

Posted in Channel, 27th November 2003 13:25 GMT

Hello there. Judging from response to previous surveys, The Register has a lot of readers from the channel i.e. the sell-side of the IT industry. Which is nice, especially as our approach to channel-specific news is somewhat less than methodical.

We think it's time to up the ante on our channel coverage, but first we have to assess the commercial viability. And that's where you can help us, by filling in this survey. All channel readers are welcome, but especially from the UK, our commercial heartland.

The survey below will take a few minutes to complete. And as ever, one reader will be plucked from random, to win a Reg goodie bag.

Thanks in advance for your participation.





  6. Which of the following products and services does your company sell?
    Computer Systems:


    Network/Comms:


    Peripherals:


    Software/Applications:


    Services:


  7. Which Markets does your company actively sell into?


  8. Which online publications do you use to source your products?


  9. Which magazines do you use to source your products?


  11. What are your favourite sections on The Register?


  13. Please list your 3 main current suppliers.

  14. Does your company resell software?



  15. Of the following vendors which ones do you hold accreditation/authorised reseller status?


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