How easy is it for you to access the information you need for your work? We at BINT want to understand how you experience everyday exchange. This is about your own experience – no technical knowledge needed.
When answering, think of the task you do most often.
We evaluate your answers only in aggregate and draw no conclusions about you or your organisation. You only share personal details
- How easy is it for you to access the information you need in your everyday work?
- Through which channels do you receive information and documents for your work?
- How often has the following happened to you in the last four working weeks?
- What do you usually do first when information you need to continue is missing?
- How do you usually notice that information in your program is wrong or outdated?
- With whom do you regularly exchange information or documents in your work?
- If someone on your team is absent at short notice, how well can others take over the open tasks?
- Do you keep your own lists, for example in Excel or on paper, to keep track of open work?
- When information is missing or arrives too late, what do you notice most in your daily work?
- What works well in information exchange where you work?
- Which area do you mainly work in?
- Which tasks are part of your work?
- What type of organisation do you work for?