A global telephone survey was carried out at 670 institutions across North America, South
America, Europe, Asia Pacific and Middle East & Africa.
• Senior librarians and information officers with control over and knowledge of library and
information services budgets for 2021 were contacted in order to understand current
industry trends and predict future purchasing behaviour.
• Institutions included academic institutions, hospitals/trusts, medical schools, government
functions and corporations. Academic institutions were categorised by their size and highlevel information needs.
• Mixed mode, online and telephone surveys were carried out by independent research
agencies Ipsos MORI and PCG who have specialist knowledge of conducting international
research studies.
• Quotas for this study were set to reflect the global contribution to library and information
spend by region and type of institute. Small scale imbalances in the final profile achieved
were adjusted by weighting at the analysis stage.
• It should be noted that some participants could only give broad indications as to what they
expected to occur in regard to next year’s budge
Library & Information Spend Predictions for 2021: Research Study undertaken by Ipsos MORI and PCG
31 Dec 2020
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Ingenta, ., 2020. Library & Information Spend Predictions for 2021: Research Study undertaken by Ipsos MORI and PCG, Policy Commons.
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