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The Gartner CEO survey – what would you ask?

by Mark Raskino  |  August 20, 2012  |  1 Comment

Our 2012 survey was published in April. We are now working on the 2013 questionnaire. Watch the video below to understand what kinds of things we uncover with this research. Do you have any big questions you think we should be asking?

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Mark Raskino
VP & Gartner Fellow
15 years at Gartner
30 years IT industry

Mark Raskino is a vice president and Gartner Fellow in the CEO Research group. Mark creates advice and analysis for CEOs on technology related and digital business strategy and change Read Full Bio


Thoughts on The Gartner CEO survey – what would you ask?


  1. Richard Fouts says:
    August 21, 2012 at 4:00 pm

    How do you intend to grow the company in the short to medium term?
    a) sell existing products to existing customers
    b) sell existing products to new customers
    c) sell new products to existing customers
    d) sell new products to new customers

    Or perhaps you ask them to rank these options.



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