Inside IT Departments:Comparing Organization Size to IT Usage and Infrastructure Traits


December 1, 2008
1 Pages - SKU: ACR2275258
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Marketing and sales strategies must be focused on market segments that are identified based on a knowledge of the IT market itself, not based on general business characteristics. Inside IT Departments: Comparing Organization size to IT Usage and Infrastructure Traits presents a comparison of organization size to various IT infrastructure and operational characteristics. Fifteen different characteristics are reported by four different size measures. Characteristics such as amount of storage, number of servers, number of locations supported, operating systems/languages/databases in use, and more. Information technology companies can use this vital information to more accurately identify and target markets, better understand market segments, and manage their market coverage strategy.


Introduction:
Methodology
Respondent Profile
How to read the charts
Infrastructure and Operational Characteristics for All Respondents in All Vertical Markets
Data Center Infrastructure Characteristics By IT Employees and Total Employees
Data Center Infrastructure Characteristics By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Number of Servers the IT Department Supports By IT Employees and Total Employees
Number of Servers the IT Department Supports By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Amount of Data Storage Capacity Managed by the IT Department for Multiple Access Disk Systems By IT Employees and Total Employees
Amount of Data Storage Capacity Managed by the IT Department for Multiple Access Disk Systems By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Server Hardware Platforms in Use - Group 1 - By IT Employees and Total Employees, Chart 1 of 2
Server Hardware Platforms in Use - Group 1 - By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported, Chart 2 of 2
Server Hardware Platforms in Use - Group 2 - By IT Employees and Total Employees, Chart 1 of 2
Server Hardware Platforms in Use - Group 2 - By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported, Chart 2 of 2
Use of Multiple Server Vendors
Operating Systems in Use for Production Workloads By IT Employees and Total Employees
Operating Systems in Use for Production Workloads By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Percent of Total Employees with Computers Deployed to Them By IT Employees and Total Employees
Percent of Total Employees with Computers Deployed to Them By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Percent of Total Employees Considered To Be Mobile Users By IT Employees and Total Employees
Percent of Total Employees Considered To Be Mobile Users By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Number of Locations, Excluding Home Offices, Supported by IT By IT Employees and Total Employees
Number of Locations, Excluding Home Offices, Supported by IT By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Database Systems in use for Production Workloads By IT Employees and Total Employees
Database Systems in use for Production Workloads By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Programming Languages Used for Developing New Applications By IT Employees and Total Employees
Programming Languages Used for Developing New Applications By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Programming Languages Used in Support of Legacy Applications By IT Employees and Total Employees
Programming Languages Used in Support of Legacy Applications By # of PCs and # of Servers Supported
Size Ratios
Number of PCs per IT Employee
Number of Total Employees per Deployed PC
Number of Total Employees per Individual IT Employee
IT Budget Dollars per IT Employee
Summary of Size Ratios in Table Format
Appendix
Supplementary Data - Manufacturing, Discrete and Process Combined
Supplementary Data - Wholesale, Distribution, Transportation, Logistics
Supplementary Data - Banking and Finance
Supplementary Data - Healthcare
Supplementary Data - Education
Supplementary Data - Federal, State, Local Government
Supplementary Data - IBM Mainframe Users
Supplementary Data - 30+ IT Employees
Supplementary Data - 60+ IT Employees
Survey Instrument