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	5 In the coming year, what positive developments do you expect to emerge in your market?
1 1   Increased buyer awareness of elearning 2     3     4     5     2 1   More uptake of elearning 2   Better acceptance by trainees 3   More funding support from local govt 4   Building from internal content 5     3 1   water seeking its own level 2   the use of avatars 3     4     5     4 1   Need for custom content 2   Budget constraints 3   Archived Live events make poor Asynch content 4     5     5 1   Continued economic growth 2   Progressive move to eLearning 3   More people with eLearning skills 4     5     6 1   higher expectations for content 2   dynamic delivery of content 3     4     5     7 1   understanding 2   start of simulations 3   alternate devices 4     5     8 1   focus on doing (integration of KM & elearning) 2   simulations & engagement 3   standards reviewed for learning 4     5     9 1   better acceptability 2   increased budget 3   greater awareness amongst buyers 4   sustained business 5     10 1   New ways of thinking about integration 2   Renewed interest in training methodology 3   Development of strategies for meta-learning 4     5     11 1   Greater demand for e-learning 2     3     4     5     12 1   realistic goals 2     3     4     5     13 1   LCMS 2     3     4     5     14 1   standards to improve their benefits 2   More published ROI cases 3     4     5     15 1   Better partnerships 2   Better e-Learning content 3   Investments from large software suppliers 4     5     16 1   Further consolidation 2     3     4     5     17 1   stablization 2   broader definitions of e-l 3   more CLo/CKO 4   more focus on customers 5     18 1   Good products chasing out bad 2     3     4     5     19 1   More mergers 2   More awareness 3   More demand 4   New developments 5     20 1   Welch( GE) being right about corporate learning 2   consolidation 3     4     5     21 1   Service/Software providers going out of business 2     3     4     5     22 1   Less fluff and more solid stuff 2   Companies with real products will survive 3     4     5     23 1   Strategic vision aligned with business needs 2   Integration of standards 3   Enhanced delivery of unstructured learning 4     5     24 1   Connection to document management 2     3     4     5     25 1   shake-out of low-quality vendors 2   better tools 3   improved sales 4     5     26 1   Better ROI understanding 2   Improved bandwidth 3   Improving technology understanding 4   More examples of success 5     27 1   more successes across more sectors 2     3     4     5     28 1   Continued Consolidation 2   Continued weeding of the weak 3   More focus on ROI and impact 4     5     29 1   Sea change toward higher ed reliance on dist ed 2   Recognition of need for quality content 3   Better tools for collecting content 4   Better tools for organizing/displaying content 5   Incr sophisitication v/v effective learning 30 1   Greater integration with CMS technology 2   More market consolidation-less fragmentation 3   More customer-centric approaches to delivery 4   More content interactivity 5   Use of intelligent agents as facilitators 31 1   integration of elearning with all processes 2   online learning models 3     4     5     32 1   rewards for simple solutions, not extensive ones 2     3     4     5     33 1   Customer will start to order again. 2     3     4     5     34 1   companies merging 2   stronger e-learning companies 3   more collaboration/alliances btwn. vendors 4     5     35 1   awareness of training technology 2     3     4     5     36 1   forward direction 2     3     4     5     37 1   commoditization of platforms 2   more ERP and intranet integration 3     4     5     38 1   More awareness for Learning Investments 2     3     4     5     39 1   Dept of Defense games 2     3     4     5     40 1   Wireless applications 2   online social systems 3   adaptable onine groups 4     5     41 1   low end LMS purchase 2   low end course development 3     4     5     42 1   More focus on LCMS and dev. tools 2     3     4     5     43 1   Steady growing 2   Blended learning in business programs 3   online learning will also be growing 4   international competition 5   More from public sector, consultants etc. 44 1   more awareness of 'openness' 2     3     4     5     45 1   same as in Question #3 - but more 2     3     4     5     46 1   more realistic expectations 2     3     4     5