There are a number of methods for implementing IT market research, including: Surveys: Surveys are one of the most commonly used market research methods. They can be conducted online or on paper. Surveys allow you to collect data from a wide range of respondents. Interviews: Interviews provide a deeper insight into the opinions and attitudes of respondents. They can be conducted in an individual or group format. Discussion groups: Focus groups allow the collection of information through group discussions. This method is particularly useful for consumer research. Quantitative survey: A quantitative survey involves collecting numerical data using statistical methods. It allows to obtain information on the scale of the phenomenon under study. Qualitative research: qualitative research involves collecting data in the form of text or images. Allows to obtain information on the motives and attitudes of respondents. Market data analysis: Market data analysis involves analyzing data from various sources, such as industry reports, newspaper articles, financial data, etc. Competitor analysis: Competitor analysis involves collecting and analyzing information on competitors, including products, services, prices, marketing strategies, etc. Internet data analysis: Internet data analysis involves collecting and analyzing information from various online sources, such as online forums, social media, customer reviews, etc. The method to choose depends on the research objectives, budget and availability of respondents.