Aberdeen Strategy & Research

Aberdeen Strategy & Research provides unparalleled insights into the business technology market. Drawing on primary research data and fact-based insights, this experienced group of industry analysts and research professionals understands the trends and pain points around technology usage, and creates research that articulates the tangible impact of technology in a business environment. Aberdeen鈥檚 brand-neutral insights motivate potential buyers to take action and leverage technology more effectively.

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150+ years of strategic research experience in providing unbiased technology perspectives

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Over 1,000 surveys that are a robust foundation for effective marketing assets

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Morningstar  
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Yahoo! Finance  
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Consumer Affairs  
It now costs an estimated $20,384 for a baby's first year, according to research by parenting website BabyCenter, marking an increase from $15,775 in 2022 when the calculation was last made during rising inflation. On average, BabyCenter said parents will spend around 31% of their income on first-year baby expenses. The mounting costs are causing stress: 89% of mothers said finances harm their mental health, according to a BabyCenter survey of 1,399 moms between Jan. 17 and Feb. 3. As a result, a quarter of mothers surveyed said they have decided to have fewer children and another 26% have delayed having more kids.
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