Do you attend webinars anymore?

Yes, regularly40%

Yes, occasionally50%

No8%

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Board Member in Healthcare and Biotech4 years ago

Only the ones where I am speaking or am a panellist

IT Operating Unit Director in Education6 years ago

Rarely, as the primary goal appears to be to scrape up contact info to be shared/sold, rather then sharing any insights that aren’t already available elsewhere. This applies mostly to vendors we don’t already have a relationship with.

CIO in Software6 years ago

Webinars have become the new white papers. The formula appears to be very similar across companies with an intent to waste part of the time on somewhat useless information and then just barely scratch the surface of the topic you are interested in. This is the part where I pine away for the old days of thoughtful sharing...

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Senior IT Executive in Education6 years ago

I sign up for a lot more than I attend, to be honest.

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