Publication date: 2004-12-01
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Review Worldwide PC Monitor 2004-2008 Forecast Update:It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas / IDC Research:This IDC study breaks down unit shipments, revenue, and ASPs for the global PC monitor market and incorporates a regional breakdown by form factor. The study includes data for 2003–2008, with overall market sizing by region, form factor (CRT and LCD), and size. "The monitor marketplace continues to consist of high-performance products, with many vendors vying for attention from both the consumer and commercial markets. Vendors that are strategic in price, feature set, and PC partnerships will be the leading providers within the market. " — Jennifer Gallo, analyst, Displays and Projectors.
Publication date: 2005-10-01
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Review Worldwide Storage Resource Management Software 2005-2009 Forecast Update and 2004 Vendor Shares / IDC Research:This IDC study examines the storage resource management (SRM) software market, looking back at 2004 performance in terms of market share and forecasting future market growth. The SRM software market is fueled by disk capacity growth required by new data protection schemas and regulatory compliance and continued storage infrastructure complexity. Storage resource management software provides for the management of storage and storage networks as resources and includes functions such as device discovery, topology mapping, event monitoring and reporting, and configuration management. The storage resource management market consists of four specific submarkets, which are included in this study. According to Laura DuBois, research director, IDC Storage Software, "Firms continue to struggle with the management of heterogeneous storage environments and are looking for ways to increase utilization, optimize performance, and reduce administration costs, given limited IT budgets. SRM software helps firms achieve these aims and frees resources to focus on other business-oriented IT services. ".
Publication date: 2005-10-01
List Price: $4,500.00
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Review Worldwide Storage Resource Management Software 2005-2009 Forecast Update and 2004 Vendor Shares / IDC Research:This IDC study examines the storage resource management (SRM) software market, looking back at 2004 performance in terms of market share and forecasting future market growth. The SRM software market is fueled by disk capacity growth required by new data protection schemas and regulatory compliance and continued storage infrastructure complexity. Storage resource management software provides for the management of storage and storage networks as resources and includes functions such as device discovery, topology mapping, event monitoring and reporting, and configuration management. The storage resource management market consists of four specific submarkets, which are included in this study. According to Laura DuBois, research director, IDC Storage Software, "Firms continue to struggle with the management of heterogeneous storage environments and are looking for ways to increase utilization, optimize performance, and reduce administration costs, given limited IT budgets. SRM software helps firms achieve these aims and frees resources to focus on other business-oriented IT services. ".
Authors
- Allen M. Leibovitch
- Brian E. Burke
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Review Worldwide Secure Content Management 2005-2009 Forecast Update and 2004 Vendor Shares: Spyware, Spam, and Malicious Code Continue to Wreak Havoc / IDC Research:
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.
Authors
- Christopher Boone
- Laurie A. Seymour
- IDC
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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: 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: 2004-12-01
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Review Worldwide PC Monitor 2004-2008 Forecast Update:It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas / IDC Research:This IDC study breaks down unit shipments, revenue, and ASPs for the global PC monitor market and incorporates a regional breakdown by form factor. The study includes data for 2003–2008, with overall market sizing by region, form factor (CRT and LCD), and size. "The monitor marketplace continues to consist of high-performance products, with many vendors vying for attention from both the consumer and commercial markets. Vendors that are strategic in price, feature set, and PC partnerships will be the leading providers within the market. " — Jennifer Gallo, analyst, Displays and Projectors.
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.
Authors
- IDC
- Dennis Byron
- Stephen D. Hendrick
- David Emberley
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Review The 2004 IDC Professional Developer Model / IDC Research:This IDC study discusses the IDC Professional Developer Model, which presents a methodology for estimating the number of professional developers worldwide and in over 190 countries and the results of the model for 2001–2008. Vendors can use this study to help make decisions about where to focus marketing efforts for products used by developers. "In our 2004 iteration of the IDC Professional Developer Model, we see continuing indication that professional-developer hiring is a leading indicator of software spending growth," said Dennis Byron, IDC Application Deployment Software research analyst. "It is much like the way in which "tool and die" economic activity indicated up and downs in manufacturing in the United States historically. The model also shows how the IT world is getting smaller and that offshoring is a worldwide phenomenon. ".
Authors
- Laurie A. Seymour
- Christopher Boone
- IDC
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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. [+]".
Authors
- IDC
- Stephen D. Hendrick
- Dennis Byron
- David Emberley
List Price: $4,500.00
Price: $4,500.00
Review The 2004 IDC Professional Developer Model / IDC Research:This IDC study discusses the IDC Professional Developer Model, which presents a methodology for estimating the number of professional developers worldwide and in over 190 countries and the results of the model for 2001–2008. Vendors can use this study to help make decisions about where to focus marketing efforts for products used by developers. "In our 2004 iteration of the IDC Professional Developer Model, we see continuing indication that professional-developer hiring is a leading indicator of software spending growth," said Dennis Byron, IDC Application Deployment Software research analyst. "It is much like the way in which "tool and die" economic activity indicated up and downs in manufacturing in the United States historically. The model also shows how the IT world is getting smaller and that offshoring is a worldwide phenomenon. ".
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: 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.
Authors
- Keith Kmetz
- IDC
- John Humphreys
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Review Worldwide Workstation 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This document is about Worldwide Workstation 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis
Authors
- IDC
- John Humphreys
- Keith Kmetz
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Review Worldwide Workstation 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis / IDC Research:This document is about Worldwide Workstation 2004-2008 Forecast and Analysis
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: 2004-12-01
List Price: $4,500.00
Price: $4,500.00
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.
Authors
- Allen M. Leibovitch
- Brian E. Burke
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Review Worldwide Secure Content Management 2005-2009 Forecast Update and 2004 Vendor Shares: Spyware, Spam, and Malicious Code Continue to Wreak Havoc / IDC Research:
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
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A stray .45-caliber bullet hit R.J. Richard's chest while he was mowing the lawn hitting so hard he thought it was a stone kicked out by his tractor. He pulled out the phone. It fell apart. ›23:07 20 Nov, Thu Survivor gets personal as season nears end: it's all on display. ›03:56 WaMu, BNY Mellon latest banks to shed jobs: The Bank of New York Mellon Corp. and Washington Mutual on Friday became the latest in a string of banks to announce layoffs. ›18:09 Witherspoon not so sure about marriage: Reese Witherspoon may be happily involved with Jake Gyllenhaal, the "Four Christmases" star isnt so sure how she feels about marriage. ›20:55 20 Nov, Thu NBC: Obama to nominate Clinton for State: Transition and Democratic officials say the junior senator from New York will be nominated for secretary of state sometime after Thanksgiving, barring unforeseen issues. ›12:51 Newsweek: How will Alaska remember Ted Stevens?: Despite his conviction for violating federal ethics laws, Sen. Ted Stevens may be best remembered by Alaskans for helping secure an endless stream of federal dollars for the state he helped found. ›14:59 What a trip! Space station turns 10: The 10th anniversary of the international space station's birth provides a good opportunity for NASA to celebrate its successes and learn from its mistakes. ›17:49 20 Nov, Thu Priest gets probation for jogging nude: A Catholic priest convicted of indecent exposure for jogging naked around a track at a high school has been sentenced to five years probation. ›01:20 Opinion: Cancer's not the only smoking risk: Cancer is the disease most often associated with cigarettes. Yet there is something far more common, more lethal , and more avoidable linked to cigarettes the heart attack. ›13:55 20 Nov, Thu Greys interns get off easy after a close call: What exactly does it take to get fired from Seattle Grace? Illegal operations, stealing a heart, sex in the locker room ... none of these are fireable offenses, apparently. ›03:44 Russia OKs longer presidential terms: The lower house of Russia's parliament gave its final approval to a bill extending the presidential term, a move widely seen as paving the way for Vladimir Putin's return to the presidency. ›17:23 Slide show: The week in celebrity sightings: Kevin Jonas ponders his answer, Heidi Klum Ushers in a new fashion show, George Carlin remembered and more. ›12:36 18 Nov, Tue Autumn babies face greater risk of asthma: Babies born four months before the peak cold and flu season have a 30 percent higher risk of developing asthma, U.S. researchers said on Friday, suggesting that these common infections may trigger asthma. ›14:27 Bauer power: 24 movie freshens show: Regular episodes of "24" don't begin until January, but fans can get a taste of Kiefer Sutherland's Jack Bauer in the TV movie, "24: Redemption," airing Nov. 23. ›00:12 18 Nov, Tue Disputed Senate ballots hold key to Minn. win: The pile of disputed ballots in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race is growing at a pace sure to dwarf the 215-vote margin prior to the recount, making it tough to tell who is gaining an edge as the recount progresses. ›17:56 Rosie ODonnell laughs off Walters comments: I do not know what Star Jones and Debbie Matenopoulos did, but oooooh, lady she is pissed off! ODonnell said on a clip on her Web site. ›15:02 Teen charged with immigrant's murder: The killing of an Ecuadorean immigrant by seven high school students was part of a spree in which the teenagers tormented other immigrants while armed with knives and BB guns, prosecutors said. ›15:44 Sexism award goes to 'ugly ducklings' mayor: An Australian outback mayor's plea for lovelorn female "ugly ducklings" to move to a remote mining town to reverse a shortage of eligible women has won him the country's yearly award for outrageous sexism. ›14:23 Brownstein: The Bush GOP's fatal contraction: The outgoing president leaves behind a party that looks less like a coalition than a clubhouse. ›17:22 Where bottom of the market is isnt clear: Economists, money managers and traders who watch the markets closely say you can't assume previous bear market measures mean much. ›23:50 20 Nov, Thu Deflation poses new economic threat: Strapped consumers are rejoicing at falling prices. But some economists warn of the growing risk of a ruinous downward price spiral called deflation. Here's what's at stake. ›17:10 Urban growers go high-tech to feed city diners: Terry Fujimoto sees the future of agriculture in the exposed roots of the leafy greens he and his students grow in thin streams of water at a campus greenhouse. ›16:55 Bush signs bill providing extra jobless benefits: President George W. Bush on Friday ensured that millions of laid-off workers will keep getting their unemployment checks as the year-end holidays approach. ›16:48 |
