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Review Worldwide Model-Driven Development and Business Rules Management Systems 2004-2008 Forecast Update and 2003 Vendor Shares: Year-End Review / IDC Research:This IDC study is a revised version of Worldwide Model-Driven Development and Business Rules Management Systems 2004–2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares (IDC #32392, December 2004). The original document was revised due to changes that IDC is making with regard to how several leading business rules management systems (BRMS) vendors map to our software taxonomy and how IDC allocates revenue from these vendors to the IDC BRMS functional market. These revisions in no way suggest any changes to the actual financial statements of these companies. This IDC study provides vendor-specific revenue data, market shares, competitive analysis, and profiles of the leading model-driven development (MDD) vendors and BRMS vendors for the period from 2002 to 2003. This document provides an updated five-year forecast as of December 2004 for the MDD and BRMS submarkets for the 2004–2008 period. Forecasts by geographic region and operating environment are included. By leveraging a bottom-up approach based in market segmentation, IDC's forecast for this market has dramatically increased and is indicative that significant change in this market is occurring. "All of the indications are present to suggest that the overall analysis, modeling, and design (AMD) market and its constituent parts are positioned for high growth," said Stephen D. Hendrick, group vice president, Application Development and Deployment Research. "High growth in the BRMS submarket indicates end-user validation of BRMS, as does the commitment now being made by the leading vendors to this technology. [+]At the same time, new approaches to modeling combined with a more complete and integrated support of the software development life cycle will drive higher-than-anticipated growth in the model-driven development submarket. ".
Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review Western European Home Computing: What Will Drive The Next Wave of Consumer Spending? / IDC Research:The Western European consumer personal computing market has undoubtedly enjoyed a healthy uplift over the past 12 months. Regionalized economic factors and consumer market conditions have combined with an overall rebound in the PC market and rapidly declining average street prices to drive a consumer PC sales resurgence. The consumer PC market currently accounts for close to 40% of PC shipments in Western Europe, so its importance cannot be underestimated. Growth has been driven by booming notebook sales to home users as consumer electronics convergence fuels high levels of interest in the market surrounding new and exciting consumer technologies. Currently accounting for 36% of PC shipments, notebook sales will account for 53% by 2008. However, the desktop will remain at the heart of home digital entertainment. The retail channel has played an extremely important role in driving down prices, fuelling competition between the A-brands and white-box vendors. The development of Media Center oriented machines and the transformation of the desktop PC into a set-top box provide important considerations for future growth. "As the lines between home computing, mobility, consumer electronics and digital entertainment become blurred, vendors must seek to make their consumer computing messages as simple and coherent as possible, while at the same time ensuring that they are offering an attractive and price-competitive proposition to the end user," said Ian Gibbs, a senior research analyst with IDC's European Personal Computing Team.
Publication date: 2005-01-01
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Review Worldwide Model-Driven Development and Business Rules Management Systems 2004-2008 Forecast Update and 2003 Vendor Shares: Year-End Review / IDC Research:This IDC study is a revised version of Worldwide Model-Driven Development and Business Rules Management Systems 2004–2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares (IDC #32392, December 2004). The original document was revised due to changes that IDC is making with regard to how several leading business rules management systems (BRMS) vendors map to our software taxonomy and how IDC allocates revenue from these vendors to the IDC BRMS functional market. These revisions in no way suggest any changes to the actual financial statements of these companies. This IDC study provides vendor-specific revenue data, market shares, competitive analysis, and profiles of the leading model-driven development (MDD) vendors and BRMS vendors for the period from 2002 to 2003. This document provides an updated five-year forecast as of December 2004 for the MDD and BRMS submarkets for the 2004–2008 period. Forecasts by geographic region and operating environment are included. By leveraging a bottom-up approach based in market segmentation, IDC's forecast for this market has dramatically increased and is indicative that significant change in this market is occurring. "All of the indications are present to suggest that the overall analysis, modeling, and design (AMD) market and its constituent parts are positioned for high growth," said Stephen D. Hendrick, group vice president, Application Development and Deployment Research. "High growth in the BRMS submarket indicates end-user validation of BRMS, as does the commitment now being made by the leading vendors to this technology. [+]At the same time, new approaches to modeling combined with a more complete and integrated support of the software development life cycle will drive higher-than-anticipated growth in the model-driven development submarket. ".
Publication date: 2004-11-01
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Review Worldwide Accounting and Financial Management Applications 2004-2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares / IDC Research:This document is about Worldwide Accounting and Financial Management Applications 2004-2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares
Authors
- IDC
- Christopher Boone
- Laurie A. Seymour
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Review U.S. Retail IT Spending 2004-2008 Forecast / IDC Research:This IDC study presents the 2004–2008 IT spending forecast compiled in the third quarter of 2004 for the U. S. retail industry by the following subindustries of retailers: Building materials, hardware, garden supply, and mobile home dealers (SIC 52) General merchandise (SIC 53) Food stores (SIC 54) Automotive dealers and gasoline service stations (SIC 55) Apparel and accessory food stores (SIC 56) Home furniture, furnishings, and equipment stores (SIC 57) Eating and drinking places (SIC 58) Drug stores (SIC 59, pt. ) Catalog retailers (SIC 59, pt. ) Miscellaneous retailers (SIC 59, remainder) This document provides a current overview of retail subindustry trends, survey data on changes in retailers' IT budgets for 2004, and a detailed summary of assumptions and their impact on the forecast. Finally, this document offers recommendations to IT vendors targeting the retail industry to help them capitalize on emerging opportunities. "Despite a summer of soggy sales, U. S. retailers are doing well in 2004," says Chris Boone, research director of IDC's Vertical Markets Group. "As a result, many retailers will be making strategic investments in their IT systems in the latter part of 2004 and throughout 2005. [+]".
Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review U.S. Inkjet Photo Printer/MFP 2004-2008 Forecast / IDC Research:This document is about U. S. Inkjet Photo Printer/MFP 2004-2008 Forecast.
Publication date: 2005-03-01
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Review U.S. Prepaid Phone Card 2005-2009 Forecast and Analysis: Risks and Opportunities Post-Acquisition of AT&T and MCI / IDC Research:This IDC study analyzes the U. S. prepaid phone card market by sizing the complete prepaid revenue opportunity today and growth potential in the next five years. Using primary IDC research and secondary market data, this study provides key industry metrics detailing prepaid card penetration, usage, consumer demand characteristics, service provider market share, and growth trends. This study also analyzes competitive strategies of leading prepaid phone card providers. "After a decade of rapid market expansion, future growth in the U. S. prepaid phone card market can no longer be sustained by selling ever more cheap prepaid phone cards. SBC's and Verizon's respective acquisitions of AT&T and MCI during the first quarter of 2005 will further shake up competition in the prepaid phone card market. To survive, service providers must learn how to extend existing consumer relationships to gain a bigger share of the consumer prepaid budget. [+]" — Wu Zhou, senior analyst, Converged Communications Services.
Publication date: 2005-03-01
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Review U.S. Prepaid Phone Card 2005-2009 Forecast and Analysis: Risks and Opportunities Post-Acquisition of AT&T and MCI / IDC Research:This IDC study analyzes the U. S. prepaid phone card market by sizing the complete prepaid revenue opportunity today and growth potential in the next five years. Using primary IDC research and secondary market data, this study provides key industry metrics detailing prepaid card penetration, usage, consumer demand characteristics, service provider market share, and growth trends. This study also analyzes competitive strategies of leading prepaid phone card providers. "After a decade of rapid market expansion, future growth in the U. S. prepaid phone card market can no longer be sustained by selling ever more cheap prepaid phone cards. SBC's and Verizon's respective acquisitions of AT&T and MCI during the first quarter of 2005 will further shake up competition in the prepaid phone card market. To survive, service providers must learn how to extend existing consumer relationships to gain a bigger share of the consumer prepaid budget. [+]" — Wu Zhou, senior analyst, Converged Communications Services.
Publication date: 2005-09-01
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Review Worldwide Data Management Facilities Software 2005-2009 Forecast and 2004 Vendor Shares / IDC Research:
Publication date: 2005-01-01
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Review Worldwide IP PBX 2005-2009 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study presents our forecast of the worldwide IP PBX market for 2004–2009. The total worldwide IP PBX market will grow to more than $8. 9 billion in 2009, a CAGR of more than 23%. Including IP telephones, the market will exceed $10. 9 billion in 2009, a CAGR of more than 19%. "It would be foolish to fail to respond to the IP PBX groundswell. Traditional PBXs continue to be sold, to be sure, but it will be increasingly difficult to make a profit in selling them. Unfortunately, laggards in entering the IP space will find it particularly difficult to adopt the IP PBX mentality, which may mean having to drop out of enterprise telephony entirely. " — Paul Strauss, research manager, Enterprise Networks.
Authors
- IDC
- Christopher Boone
- Laurie A. Seymour
List Price: $4,500.00
Price: $4,500.00
Review U.S. Retail IT Spending 2004-2008 Forecast / IDC Research:This IDC study presents the 2004–2008 IT spending forecast compiled in the third quarter of 2004 for the U. S. retail industry by the following subindustries of retailers: Building materials, hardware, garden supply, and mobile home dealers (SIC 52) General merchandise (SIC 53) Food stores (SIC 54) Automotive dealers and gasoline service stations (SIC 55) Apparel and accessory food stores (SIC 56) Home furniture, furnishings, and equipment stores (SIC 57) Eating and drinking places (SIC 58) Drug stores (SIC 59, pt. ) Catalog retailers (SIC 59, pt. ) Miscellaneous retailers (SIC 59, remainder) This document provides a current overview of retail subindustry trends, survey data on changes in retailers' IT budgets for 2004, and a detailed summary of assumptions and their impact on the forecast. Finally, this document offers recommendations to IT vendors targeting the retail industry to help them capitalize on emerging opportunities. "Despite a summer of soggy sales, U. S. retailers are doing well in 2004," says Chris Boone, research director of IDC's Vertical Markets Group. "As a result, many retailers will be making strategic investments in their IT systems in the latter part of 2004 and throughout 2005. [+]".
Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review U.S. Inkjet Photo Printer/MFP 2004-2008 Forecast / IDC Research:This document is about U. S. Inkjet Photo Printer/MFP 2004-2008 Forecast.
Publication date: 2005-02-01
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Review Services Spending Intentions for 2005: Survey of U.S. Executives in 4Q04 / IDC Research:This IDC study analyzes the responses from 100 senior executives from large United States–headquartered organizations with respect to their services spending intentions and major business objectives and priorities for 2005. "It is critical that service vendors have a solid understanding of their executive client audience and appreciate the diversity that exists among senior management in terms of their business objectives, priorities, and spending intentions," says Marianne Hedin, program manager of Worldwide Services research program at IDC.
Publication date: 2005-01-01
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Review Worldwide IP PBX 2005-2009 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This IDC study presents our forecast of the worldwide IP PBX market for 2004–2009. The total worldwide IP PBX market will grow to more than $8. 9 billion in 2009, a CAGR of more than 23%. Including IP telephones, the market will exceed $10. 9 billion in 2009, a CAGR of more than 19%. "It would be foolish to fail to respond to the IP PBX groundswell. Traditional PBXs continue to be sold, to be sure, but it will be increasingly difficult to make a profit in selling them. Unfortunately, laggards in entering the IP space will find it particularly difficult to adopt the IP PBX mentality, which may mean having to drop out of enterprise telephony entirely. " — Paul Strauss, research manager, Enterprise Networks.
Publication date: 2005-09-01
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Review Worldwide Data Management Facilities Software 2005-2009 Forecast and 2004 Vendor Shares / IDC Research:
Publication date: 2005-02-01
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Review Services Spending Intentions for 2005: Survey of U.S. Executives in 4Q04 / IDC Research:This IDC study analyzes the responses from 100 senior executives from large United States–headquartered organizations with respect to their services spending intentions and major business objectives and priorities for 2005. "It is critical that service vendors have a solid understanding of their executive client audience and appreciate the diversity that exists among senior management in terms of their business objectives, priorities, and spending intentions," says Marianne Hedin, program manager of Worldwide Services research program at IDC.
Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review Toxicogenomics: Current Industry Sentiment and Future Trends / IDC Research:Life Science Insights believes that in the long term, toxicogenomics will prove to be sensitive and predictive safety assessment techniques. "In the near future, toxicogenomics will be increasingly used to complement traditional methods of safety assessment," suggests Irena Melnikova, senior research analyst, Life Science Insights. For biotech and pharmaceutical companies, a successfully implemented toxicogenomics program could realize a majority of the value of all previous investments in genomics technology to date.
Publication date: 2004-11-01
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Review Worldwide Accounting and Financial Management Applications 2004-2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares / IDC Research:This document is about Worldwide Accounting and Financial Management Applications 2004-2008 Forecast and 2003 Vendor Shares
Publication date: 2004-12-01
List Price: $4,500.00
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Review Western European Home Computing: What Will Drive The Next Wave of Consumer Spending? / IDC Research:The Western European consumer personal computing market has undoubtedly enjoyed a healthy uplift over the past 12 months. Regionalized economic factors and consumer market conditions have combined with an overall rebound in the PC market and rapidly declining average street prices to drive a consumer PC sales resurgence. The consumer PC market currently accounts for close to 40% of PC shipments in Western Europe, so its importance cannot be underestimated. Growth has been driven by booming notebook sales to home users as consumer electronics convergence fuels high levels of interest in the market surrounding new and exciting consumer technologies. Currently accounting for 36% of PC shipments, notebook sales will account for 53% by 2008. However, the desktop will remain at the heart of home digital entertainment. The retail channel has played an extremely important role in driving down prices, fuelling competition between the A-brands and white-box vendors. The development of Media Center oriented machines and the transformation of the desktop PC into a set-top box provide important considerations for future growth. "As the lines between home computing, mobility, consumer electronics and digital entertainment become blurred, vendors must seek to make their consumer computing messages as simple and coherent as possible, while at the same time ensuring that they are offering an attractive and price-competitive proposition to the end user," said Ian Gibbs, a senior research analyst with IDC's European Personal Computing Team.
Publication date: 2004-12-01
List Price: $4,500.00
Price: $4,500.00
Review Toxicogenomics: Current Industry Sentiment and Future Trends / IDC Research:Life Science Insights believes that in the long term, toxicogenomics will prove to be sensitive and predictive safety assessment techniques. "In the near future, toxicogenomics will be increasingly used to complement traditional methods of safety assessment," suggests Irena Melnikova, senior research analyst, Life Science Insights. For biotech and pharmaceutical companies, a successfully implemented toxicogenomics program could realize a majority of the value of all previous investments in genomics technology to date.
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