Hello Graham!

On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 01:14, Graham Lauder<[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Jul 2009 03:30:47 Alexander Matrunich wrote:

>> I've started a pilot research aimed to find the image of office
>> software suite in general and OpenOffice.org in particular. The
>> subject of survey is the regular users without high level of the
>> interest in IT.
>
> It is well known I think, that this group could be termed our largest
> demographic under the subset "IT People".
>

I'm agree with you. And I want to investigate this largest group and
look at these people more attentively. I mean to divide them into
subgroups with the different degree of OOo-perspecitve. :)


>>E.g. what does a user mean by words "I've used
>> OpenOffice for a period of time, but then I've installed normal office
>> suite". What is the "normality" here, etc.
>
> One thing that I have noticed amongst this group is the ratio of "instigators"
> to "followers" in comparison between say OOo and the encumbent market leader.

Yes, it's a good idea! I'll include it in the list of investigated variables.

My interviewees (IT-dep stuff) have another typing in their work:
people whose tasks are quite simple (text documents less then 10
pages, short tables and simple lists) and people who make difficult
job (text documents about 50-100 pages, tables of some pages long,
lists with some levels).

>
> Because of it's position and marketing and recognition factor I would suspect,
> the MSO Instigator to follower can be in the 1:Thousands bracket for a
> migration to complete
>
> For OOo the ratio is more likely going have to be in the 1:tens for a
> migration to work.
>
> For large adoptions this is a substantive barrier because of the need to first
> either find or create these "instigators" in the organistion
>

I'll try to find such instigators in the invesitigated organization.

>> How should I publish the current state of survey and the results?
>> Should I do it on my site only or it'll be useful to create special
>> page on ooo.org?
>
> The best method probably would be to create a wiki page
>
> http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Marketing
>
>

Ok! I've created page
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/User_Perception_Research
Now there is only adopted text from my first message, I'll extend it
during the research.

Alexander

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