Navigation practices and user preferences survey Method and sample results from Phase #1 The first phase of the marketing research – details mentioned in ProjectDescription.pdf – was conducted in Hungary, in Hungarian language. The 31 questions’ survey was posted online using an acknowledged local survey tool, www.kerdoivem.hu, and was online between December 10th, 2009 and January 11th, 2010. The link generated by the tool was posted on widely read Hungarian websites and blogs, such as www.hwsw.hu, blog.sancho.hu1 and www.navigyurci.hu2. I found them totally committed to the topic and by default they receive the results of the research for further use. With their valuable contribution I received 411 completed surveys, from which I could use 402 records after screening the raw data. The second, international phase of the research is will be conducted from 1st April, 2010 to 23rd April, 2010. I will use an internationally recognized professional online survey tool, Zoomerang3. My goal is to have 10.000 completed surveys with which a detailed, relevant research database will be available for a valuable analysis. The international survey will be available in various languages such as English, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

In the following section you can find sample results from the first phase:

Demographical distribution regarding age: (n=402) 2% 8% 16%

35%

Under 20 20 to 30 31 to 40

39%

41 to 50 51 or above

1

http://blog.sancho.hu/2009/12/milyen-gps-kene-segitsd-kutatast.html http://navigyurci.hu/2009/12/17/milyen-gps-t-szeretnel-toltsd-ki-a-kerdoivet/ 3 http://www.zoomerang.com 2

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Place of living: (n=402)

47% 53%

Budapest capital Other town / city

Do you have a driving lincence? (n=402) 4% 15%

Yes, and I drive less than 5000kms a year

32%

Yes, and I drive between 5000 and 15000kms a year Yes, and I drive between 15000 and 30000kms a year

33%

16%

Yes, and I drive mora than 30000kms a year No, I don't have a driving licence

How much do you trust your GPS? (n=402)

18%

79%

3%

The navigation is always accurate, it hasn't misled me yet It often occurs that I find difficulties navigate to my destiantion Sometimes it misleads me

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Which are your top 3 preferred methods to determine destination? (n=402) Using geotag from a photo

3

Using GPS-position received via text message

8

Using data received via email

15

Adding GPS coordinates

69

Choosing from the map

131

Choosing from history

186

Searching for POIs (Points of Interest)

189

Using Favorites

216

Adding the address

393 0

50

100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

How often do you update your map database? (n=402)

When a new update is released

When I go on a vacation 2%

7%

6%

4% I don't update, by the time I always buy a new gear

18% 63%

I don't update, I find it expensive

I don't update, I am satisfied with the quality of the existing set of maps I am not familiar with the method of updating

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Navigation practices and user preferences survey

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