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Last updated: May 30, 2026, 6:59 AM EDT

Across the live TABS dataset (440 Prolific Accepted leaders), the three barriers that organizations pick most often when forced to prioritize are B6 (High cost associated with acquiring or implementing new technologies), B7 (Difficulty integrating new technologies with existing legacy systems), and B13 (Concerns about cybersecurity risks associated with new technologies). This page walks you through those findings first, then the statistical scaffolding that supports them.

All statistics are regenerated automatically by the daily analysis pipeline and refreshed every time new Prolific-approved responses are accepted.

783
Total V2 Responses
440
Prolific Accepted
140
Clean Sample
0.83
Min Cronbach Îą

Why this order

Most research sites put methodology first and findings last. TABS flips that. We lead with the top 3 barriers and the key inferential findings because that is the answer to the research question. Everything below the findings is the scaffolding: the sample, the quality pipeline, the reliability and validity evidence, the factor structure, and the sensitivity checks that show the results do not depend on a single cleaning decision.

If you are evaluating the research, walk straight down the nine pages in order. If you are cross-checking a specific number, jump straight to the page you need.

Two result tracks: live vs. frozen

TABS publishes two parallel result sets. The live track updates daily as the Prolific study progresses toward N=500. The CRP 2026 track is the frozen N=200 snapshot that the dissertation cites. Use the track that matches the decision you are making.

Updates dailyN=440 Prolific Accepted

Live Results

The growing TABS V2 dataset, regenerated daily from the latest approved Prolific responses. Best for watching the ranking stabilize as the sample fills toward N=500.

Start: Live Top 3 Barriers ->
Frozen for CRPN=200 (April 2026)

CRP 2026

The N=200 snapshot cited in the dissertation. Use this track to reproduce the published statistics exactly or to cite a fixed reference in academic work.

Start: CRP Top 3 Barriers ->

Top 3 at a glance

Live (N=440)
  1. B6 High cost associated with acquiring or implementing new technologies
  2. B7 Difficulty integrating new technologies with existing legacy systems
  3. B13 Concerns about cybersecurity risks associated with new technologies
CRP 2026 (N=200)
  1. B6 High cost associated with acquiring or implementing new technologies
  2. B7 Difficulty integrating new technologies with existing legacy systems
  3. B1 Resistance to change among employees or middle management

The nine pages, in order

Each row below links to both the live version and the CRP 2026 version of the same page. The left-hand navigation is ordered to match.

  1. Top 3 Barriers

    Forced-choice ranking: the three barriers leaders pick when they must prioritize, plus how that ranking compares to the continuous Likert mean.

  2. Key Findings

    Inferential statistics that answer the research questions: t-tests, ANOVA by decision authority, effect sizes, and cross-tabulations.

  3. Descriptive Statistics

    Grand means, standard deviations, and inter-construct correlations across barriers, readiness, and maturity.

  4. Sample & Demographics

    Who participated: roles, organization sizes, and profit models, broken down per result group.

  5. Data Quality

    Disposition waterfall, attention checks, edge cases, and sample definitions that lead from raw submissions to the clean analytic sample.

  6. Scale Reliability

    Cronbach's alpha and composite reliability for each construct across all sample definitions.

  7. Factor Analysis

    EFA loadings, eigenvalues, and explained variance that back the three-factor barrier structure and the one-factor readiness/maturity scales.

  8. Instrument Validation

    Convergent validity (AVE), discriminant validity (HTMT, Fornell-Larcker), and the IRI attention-check criterion.

  9. Sensitivity Analysis

    Every metric across every sample cut, plus deltas that show how conservative cleaning changes the headline numbers.

  10. Participant Voice

Dashboards, comparisons, and open data

These pages sit outside the core flow. They track the operational side of the survey, compare the dataset to external benchmarks, and provide the materials needed to reproduce every result.

How to cite

APA Format:

Moyer, C. (2026). Technology Adoption Barriers Survey (TABS): Survey results and open data. https://technologyadoptionbarriers.org/results

For details on how this data is collected, processed, and validated, see the Making of TABS section.