Does your organization have a business plan, charter, or other such strategic resource?
    Yes     No

If 'yes' to above question: Does your plan address how computers will be used in your organization?
    Yes     No

Does your organization have a defined chain of command for computer decisions?
    Yes     No

Does your organization have a defined hierarchy of contacts for usual support?
    Yes     No

Does your organization have someone in-house who handles the 
computer issues that arise during daily business?
    Yes     No

Does your organization have one person who is responsible for your computer budget and purchase decisions?
    Yes     No

Does your organization have one person who decides how computers are to be used in your business?
    Yes     No

If 'yes' to above two questions: Are these the same person?
    Yes     No

Does your organization have a LAN or intranet?
    Yes     No

How many computers are in use at your business?  1-4 5-10 11-25 26-50 51-100 101-500 501-1,000 1,001-10,000 over 10,000    

Can your office staff take and route faxes or detailed voice messages if necessary?
    Yes     No

About how often does your organization back up its computer files? 
    Daily
    Twice Weekly
    Weekly
    Biweekly or Twice Monthly
    Monthly
    Less often than monthly

Of the following, which do you have in your office?  (Check box if any in a group apply)

ACER, AST, COMPAQ, COMPUDYNE, DELL, EPSON, DIGITAL, GATEWAY, HP, IBM, NEC, PACKARD BELL

Workstation running Windows XP Professional Edition

Workstation running Windows XP Home Edition

Server running Windows 2000

Server running Windows NT

Server running Linux (any type) or UNIX

Intel- or AMD-based PC faster than 1GHz

Intel- or AMD-based PC between 233MHz and 1GHz

Pentium- or AMD-based PC under 233MHz

Macintosh running OS/X

Macintosh running OS 9 or earlier

486-based computer

386-based computer

8088- or 286-based computer

non-VGA computer

Terminals connecting to a mainframe or to an application server

PCs emulating terminals and connecting to a mainframe or to an application server

IBM mainframe

DEC mainframe

UNISYS mainframe