Importance of web-based applications to day-to-day operations, Threat of outsiders gaining access to businesses’ online information, Source of threat to online information (Companies not putting in place necessary safeguards, Internet security software not capable of effective protection)

Current Internet security safeguards (state-of-the-art, adequate, need updating), Internet security safeguards currently used (Anti-virus or anti-malware for laptops/servers, Network firewall protection, Anti-spam for e-mail)

Experienced an Internet security breach (Security breach/ unauthorized access, Security breach/no access, No security breach), Consequences of an Internet security breach, Likely consequences of an Internet security breach

Concern over security risk from mobile devices, Sources of information about IT security, Search for information about business IT security

Practice accepting new patients, number of patients seen in a typical week, Services offers to patients (e.g. house calls), Types of specialized patients cared for in practice, Average number of on-call work hours per month, Hours spent on various activities

frequency of use of continuing professional education methods (e.g. attending conferences, Internet based education, Computer-based offline education)

Professional income distribution by payment method, Factors increasing the demand for your time at work, Changes made in practice over the last two years

Have a practice web site, refer patients to websites, Use of e-mail, Recording keeping system [Electronic Medical Records EMR], Where do you access electronic records for your patients, Types of eHealth applications use on PC or mobile device (e.g. Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP), Electronic warning for adverse prescribing and/or drug interactions, Online access to journals, Online disease management tools [mobile Internet]

Professional satisfaction, Do you have summary information of your patient population with chronic diseases?

% were loyal to their network brand in 2010 vs. 2011, % interested in what 'content' their phone provides (2010 vs. 2011)

% % of Canadians have already used a mobile wallet, % are interested in using their cell phone as a credit card or debit card in the future [mobile banking], % % of Canadians want to be able to pay for items in shops, restaurants and bars, % to pay for water, power or rates bills [Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP)], % said they'd be willing to pay rent or mortgage payments with their mobile

Average amount Canadians paid for their current mobile phone, Average amount expected to pay for next smartphone

% of Canadians currently own a tablet computer, % intend to purchase over the next 6 months, % consider their tablet an 'additional' gadget, % intending to buy the device to 'replace' their PC

% of Canadians are members of AIR MILES (loyalty program], % are members of REDcard (loyalty program for Target), % used AIR MILES within past month, % used Shopper Drug Mart's Optimum, % used Costco's membership

% of Canadians say economy is getting better, worse [consumer confidence]

% of Canadians made an online purchase in the last 12 months, % of Canadian consumers going to physical shops for books, magazines, music and videos

Mobile apps by type (e.g. Entertainment, Education, Productivity), Hours per week use smartphone to surf net [mobile Internet], for business purposes

Pay own smartphone bill, Employer pays, Shared costs, % concerned about the security and privacy of accessing the Internet from a Smartphone, % use smartphone to comparison shop