Publication date: 2004-11-01
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Review Asia/Pacific Consumer Online Activities / IDC Research:This document is about Asia/Pacific Consumer Online Activities
Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review Enterprise Applications, Q3'04 Forward Spending Indicators / IDC Research:IDC's quarterly ePanel data confirms Q2'04 data suggesting that ERP application upgrade spending is not a major priority. However, the Q3'04 data does suggest a firming of overall spending, possibly laying the groundwork for larger suite upgrades later in 2005. "Large Canadian organizations will maintain their spending priorities on increasing the functionality of business intelligence, finance/accounting, and contact centre CRM applications," according to Joel Martin, VP Software and Solutions research for IDC Canada.
Publication date: 2007-11-15
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Review Bancassurance in Japan: Gearing Up for Liberalization / IDC Research:This document is about Bancassurance in Japan: Gearing Up for Liberalization
Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review Naming Names: Leading Suppliers to Canadian Solution Markets / IDC Research:This document is about Naming Names: Leading Suppliers to Canadian Solution Markets
Publication date: 2005-03-01
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Review EMC CLARiiON Storage Residual Value Forecast, March 2005 / IDC Research:This IDC study discusses EMC's CLARiiON CX family of networked storage systems. It provides a residual value forecast for the original CX400 and CX600 announced in 2002 as well as the new CX300, CX300i, CX500, CX500i, and CX700. These systems provide a clear growth path from any entry point to the largest capacity system without the need to reload customer data. "EMC's combination of a scalable, modular architecture and robust software offerings has allowed the CLARiiON CX to retain the leadership position in the midrange networked storage market. With the CX continuing to gain market share during 2004, it remains a popular solution across a broad range of environments. " William Roch, IDC research director, Leasing Evaluation Service.
Publication date: 2005-08-01
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Review U.S. Web Hosting Services: Demand-Side View by Industry, 2005 / IDC Research:
Publication date: 2005-02-01
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Review New Zealand Fixed-Line Telecommunications 2004 Market Analysis / IDC Research:The New Zealand telecommunications market is in the process of a fundamental transformation one that is seeing the waning importance of the traditional voice mainstay of the fixed-line carriers Telecom NZ and TelstraClear. In counterweight to the associated depletion in calling revenue however is the growth of the mobile, Internet, and solutions segments which both operators are harnessing in earnest as they prepare to best position themselves across a long-term adjustment phase spanning ICT convergence. This IDC study analyses key trends, activity, and strategic responses in the evolving telecommunications market including: The competitive, technological, and regulatory developments affecting fixed-line calling revenues for the incumbent operator Telecom NZ and primary entrant TelstraClear Activity and interplay amongst the major players in the fixed-line calling market including tier 2 participants such as CallPlus, Compass Communications, WorldxChange, Ihug, and Zintel Strategic responses to the declining significance of fixed-line telephony including acknowledgement of the role and importance of Next Generation fixed-line and mobile networks and associated value-added services and the increasing emphasis on content and entertainment provision "New Zealand is accelerating towards a very different telecommunications environment. We are seeing diversification and the de-emphasis of traditional fixed-line telephony as mechanisms changing the business profiles of industry participants in their drive towards continual relevancy and growth. When powerful phone companies say they are no longer phone companies, you know the IT service providers have reason to be anxious," states Christopher Loh, senior analyst, Telecommunications, IDC New Zealand.
Publication date: 2005-10-01
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Review Canadian System Infrastructure Software 2005 - 2009 Forecast Update / IDC Research:"Despite downward pricing pressure from factors such as vendor consolidation, bundling, and open-source, the SIS market is expected to grow by 5. 2% 2005 2009, to surpass $2 billion towards the end of the forecast period," says David Senf, Manager, Software Research.
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- IDC
- Allen M. Leibovitch
- Albert Pang
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Review Bringing It Home: Worldwide Consumer Semiconductor 2005-2009 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study presents the worldwide consumer semiconductor forecast for 20052009. Data is presented by major semiconductor category and by application. The markets for semiconductors used in digital TVs, videogame consoles and handhelds, compressed audio players, DVD players and recorders, set-top boxes, digital still cameras, and digital camcorders are covered. "The consumer semiconductor market is one of the fastest-growing segments in the semiconductor industry, more than doubling from 2004 to 2009. With opportunity comes significant technological and competitive challenge though, and only the most prepared companies are going to benefit substantially during this period. " IdaRose Sylvester, senior research analyst, IDC's Consumer Semiconductor program.
Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review U.S. Installed Base of Home Automation and Management Systems and Nodes 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study forecasts the size of the U. S. home automation and management market in the context of an IP-based home network. It outlines the drivers and inhibitors of the market, provides the foundation for the market, and points out areas of growth and opportunity. Home networks will provide a strong platform on which to build home automation and management technologies, and consumers have already expressed an interest in using home networks for functions such as security and device management. Home automation has long epitomized an unfulfilled promise, but IDC believes that several elements are coming together to bring home automation and management closer to mainstream adoption. "We're tantalizingly close to reaching that home automation and management promised land, but we still need several elements to fall in place, and most of those elements are not so much the technologies themselves, but the implementation of them, marketing, and channels," said Jonathan Gaw, research manager for IDC's Consumer Markets: Home Marketing research service.
Publication date: 2004-11-01
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Review Worldwide Security and Vulnerability Management 2004-2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares: The Death of Security 3A, Part II / IDC Research:This document is about Worldwide Security and Vulnerability Management 2004-2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares: The Death of Security 3A, Part II
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- Alan Tong
- Claudio Checchia
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Review 2006 Portable Music Survey: MP3 Player Ownership and Usage Practices Among Consumers in Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) / IDC Research:This IDC study presents data from and an analysis of IDC's Asia/Pacific Consumer Audio/Video (AV) Survey, 2006, which was conducted in seven Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) or APEJ countries Australia, Hong Kong, India, Korea, the People's Republic of China (PRC), Singapore, and Taiwan. This study also provides an examination of the survey data relating to early-adopter usage of portable audio players and MP3-enabled mobile phones. The topics covered include brand ownership of portable MP3 players, the key factors influencing portable music device purchasing decisions, the preferred number and sources of music selections carried around in portable music devices, the frequency of use of portable audio devices, as well as the preferred types of portable music device. The survey findings suggest that respondent preferences vary widely, depending on many factors, including culture, lifestyle, and situation. Of the total respondent base, 69. 6% reported using portable MP3 players while 88. 5% owned mobile phones, 67% stored up to a maximum of 249 songs in their portable music players, and 62. 9% listened to their portable MP3 players for a maximum of four hours per day. "The survey specifically targeted the early adopters of new digital audio devices and services, allowing IDC to open a window into early market trends, user preferences, and usage patterns," says Claudio Checchia, research manager, Consumer Markets Research, IDC Asia/Pacific. "The standalone portable MP3 players market in APEJ is expected to face growing competition from MP3-enabled mobile phones. [+]However, with so many choices, a high percentage of consumers will own different devices and even switch between dedicated portable MP3 players and music-enabled mobile phones, depending on their lifestyles and on the situation. ".
Publication date: 2005-08-01
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Review 2005 U.S. Consumer Digital Imaging Survey / IDC Research:
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- Mario Morales
- IDC
- Lucie Draper
- Soo-Kyoum Kim
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Review Worldwide Flash Memory 2005-2008 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study forecasts the long-term flash memory market by memory type, unit and bit demand, average selling price (ASP), and revenue. Flash memory bit demand is segmented by application where IDC forecasts both unit shipments and NOR flash memory content per system annually. "IDC forecasts that the flash memory market will grow in single digits during the forecast period. Mobile phone handsets will continually drive the NOR flash memory market with their unit shipment and memory consumption growth. Digital consumer devices will also be key drivers for the market growth. The flash memory suppliers should be more cautious on the investment plan on capacity expansion. " Takuya Inoue, research manager, Semiconductors.
Publication date: 2006-05-23
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Review Asia/Pacific Projector Market 2005-2010 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study looks at Asia/Pacific's projector market and analyzes various market and industry developments in 2005. The study includes profiles of 14 vendors, an analysis of the market characteristics in several of the region's key countries, and also highlights the threats and opportunities that lie ahead. "The region's projector market will continue to receive strong support from large-volume education purchases. In addition, strong growth is expected from the corporate sector, as businesses expand their operations aggressively in large markets like the People's Republic of China (PRC) and India. The home theater projector market will also broaden as prices have declined significantly over the past few quarters and more user-friendly 'all-in-one' projectors hit the market," says Nur Hayati Ali, market analyst, Personal Systems Research, IDC Asia/Pacific.
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- Randy Giusto
- IDC
- Kevin Burden
- Lucinda Borovick
- Lucie Draper
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Review Worldwide Smart Handheld Device 2005-2009 Forecast and Analysis: Passing the Torch / IDC Research:This IDC study is an update to Worldwide Smart Handheld Device 20042008 Forecast Update: The Shift Toward Converged Devices (IDC #32618, December 2004). This document delivers 2004 actual shipments and vendor market share comparisons for 2003 and 2004 and updates the long-range forecast through 2009. In the history of the smart handheld devices market, 2004 marked the first time that worldwide shipments of converged mobile devices surpassed those of handheld devices. Despite a slight rise in quarterly shipments in the fourth quarter of the year due to holiday seasonality, the worldwide handheld device market experienced its third straight year of decline, while the converged mobile device market surged past its previous shipment level in 2003. The year 2004 also marked the first time since 1999 that annual device shipment levels slipped below 10 million units. The decline of the handheld device market further underscores the increasing difficulty and search for relevance that handheld device vendors are facing in today's marketplace. With top vendors Sony and Toshiba leaving the market and competition from converged mobile device vendors continuing to increase, the remaining handheld device manufacturers face significant pressure to evolve their devices into new market segments. "Although the potential for a return to growth in the handheld device market remains, stiff competition from converged mobile devices and increasingly saturated markets have significantly increased the barriers to growth for handheld device vendors. As a result, converged mobile devices grew to comprise the majority share of shipments in the smart handheld devices market during 2004. " David Linsalata, research analyst, Mobile Devices.
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Review Top 10 U.S. Wireless Services Issues in 2005 / IDC Research:This document is about Top 10 U. S. Wireless Services Issues in 2005.
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- IDC
- Jennifer Thorwart
- Jessica Goepfert
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Review Worldwide Multifunction Peripheral 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study quantifies the worldwide multifunction peripherals (MFP) market opportunity and analyzes its issues and trends. It includes inkjet, monochrome, and color laser technology forecasts and combines them to examine the total market. The forecasts contain data for the United States, Western Europe, Asia/Pacific (including Japan), and the rest of the world (ROW) markets from 2000 through 2008. Unit shipment, value of shipment, and average sales value (ASV) information is presented. Data for 20002003 is actual, whereas data for 20042008 is projected. "The total worldwide MFP market is expected to continue posting strong growth, with worldwide unit shipments increasing from 29. 25 million units in 2003 to 78. 41 million units by 2008 for a CAGR of 21. 8%," said Mirette Kouchouk, research analyst, Hardcopy Peripherals.
Publication date: 2005-05-01
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Review Canadian Server Market 2005-2009 Forecast: The Volume Server Revolution / IDC Research:Canadian server revenues and shipments are forecasted to show continued growth through to 2009, driven primarily by the volume server sub-segment of the market as users capitalize on the improved functionality and strong price/performance measurements of smaller, modular servers. "Server sales are going to depend on the business value that a new installation can provide", states Alan Freedman, Research Manager Infrastructure Hardware at IDC Canada. Vendors must develop solutions that speak to the goal of improved productivity. To that end, organizations are looking to IT vendors to supply solutions that: Decrease costs via increase systems automation and manageability, Are market or industry-specific in nature, reducing implementation and education time Incorporates technologies such as virtualization that reduces the need for further capital investments and helps control on-going management costs.
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- Meghan Mizoras
- Kevin Burden
- Allen M. Leibovitch
- Randy Giusto
- IDC
- Alex Slawsby
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Review Worldwide Mobile Phone 2005-2009 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study presents our updated forecast for mobile phone shipments, including converged mobile devices and camera phones. Presenting updated splits by air interface, replacement rate, platform, technology, and region, this study provides actual 2004 data and the impact of this demand on IDC's forecast for mobile phone shipments through 2009. "Strong demand from emerging markets, the attraction of color displays and camera-enabled mobile phones, and delays in 3G network availability made 2004 a banner year for 2. 5G mobile phone shipments. Surpassing 692 million units shipped in 2004, the underlying demand foundation of the mobile phone market is sound, but limited catalysts for 3G adoption will create complex market conditions over the next few years. The market will continue to expand through 2009, however, offering a significant opportunity for hardware, software, and service vendors alike. " Alex Slawsby, senior analyst, Mobile Devices.
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