Business Operations Survey

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SponsorStatistics New Zealand
SpecialityOther
ProviderStatistics New Zealand
Contract Value-
Administration Date2014 (Aug)
FrequencyAnnual
Next Administration2015
Primary MethodPostal
Primary SampleNew Zealand businesses employing staff
Response Rate 80%
Sample Size 5,971
Secondary Sample-
Response Rate -
Sample Size -
Sample Frame7,000 (est.) randomly selected businesses, from 36,000 (est.) businesses in total
ParticipationMandatory
Monetary IncentiveNone
Geographical RegionNational
Average Survey lengthNot specified

The Business Operations Survey is a modular survey that contains a repeating business operations module; an alternating information and communications technology (ICT) or innovation module; and a contracted module. For New Zealand's economic performance to be measured against initiatives aimed at increases in economic growth, data of a variety of measures needs to be collected. Because of the large range of data needed, Statistics NZ developed this integrated, modular survey – the Business Operations Survey – as a way of collecting the required information while minimising the reporting load for New Zealand businesses. In 2014, the contracted modules focused on skills acquisition and finance. 

The releases provide statistics on business practices and behaviours that may have some impact on business performance. The survey was conducted for the first time in 2005, replacing both the Business Practices Survey and the Innovation Survey.


Previous Administrations
 
Year  Provider  Response Rate  Downloads 
2014 Statistics NZ 80% Key Findings and Technical Notes
2013 Statistics NZ 80.7% Key Findings and Technical Notes
2012 Statistics NZ 80.3% Key Findings and Technical Notes
2011 Statistics NZ 81.1% Key Findings and Technical Notes

 

For more information relating to the surveys presented here, please see the associated methodology reports. These reports, where applicable, also include information on whether the presented response rates and sample sizes have been weighted. Whilst great care has been taken to ensure accuracy, if you believe there to be an error, please contact us.