IT Services: market research reports

... create opportunities. With its booming economy and ambitious ICT investmentprogramme, Qatar is expected to be the fastest growing IT market in the Gulf region over BMI's five-yearforecast period. Headline Expenditure Projections Computer Hardware Sales: US$248mn ...  |  more...

... provide a boost to IT investments, and although IT spending will remain constrainedin H113 due to economic headwinds, an improvement is expected in the second half of the year. Themarket is forecast to offer areas ...  |  more...

... in 2013 as businesses and consumers remain cautious due to the economic situation. Trading conditions are still challenging for IT vendors, as consumers and businesses remain underpressure. There should still be areas of opportunity however, ...  |  more...

... on responses from manufacturers across all four value chains covering four key CEE countries: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Russia; and three key MEA countries: South Africa, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. This study includes ...  |  more...

... shown by the steady growth of users going online across all segments. This promotes more daily activities to be done on the Web, including the all-time Malaysia's favorite, shopping. The ecommerce activities are no longer ...  |  more...

... revenue of $138 million. We expect a significant 2011–2016 CAGR of 39.7% to result in total IT PPM SaaS revenue of $734.3 million by 2016. Decision making in brittle financial environments demands effective prioritization, and ...  |  more...

... volume, average firm, site and small business sales, sales per employee, market volume by employment class, employment by employment class and more. Additional statistics include failure rates (firms, establishments, small business, startups). startup activity rates ...  |  more...

... volume, average firm, site and small business sales, sales per employee, market volume by employment class, employment by employment class and more. Additional statistics include failure rates (firms, establishments, small business, startups). startup activity rates ...  |  more...

... represents a cultural shift in how government organizations operate. In this new paradigm, data becomes central to gain insights and corroborate decisions and opinions applied to innovate and enhance service delivery. Therefore, technology alone is ...  |  more...

... needs in each subindustry (consulting, accounting, legal, architecture and engineering, and IT). Solutions analyzed in this report include both horizontal and industry-specific applications. "Professional services companies around Europe are more dynamic in IT spending than ...  |  more...

... Party leadership transition is likely to unlock a new wave of IT investment. Modernisation drives in sectors such as education, healthcare and manufacturing should keep the marketin positive trend territory. The government's 12th five-year plan ...  |  more...

... risk of a new recession in the eurozone. The PC market reported modestsingle-digit growth in Q112, against a deteriorating economic backdrop. The market had contractedsharply in 2011 as a result of excess inventories and consumer ...  |  more...

... in part due aTreasury audit. Business confidence remains depressed compared with pre-global financial crisis levels,but major infrastructure and transport projects will provide encouragement for growth during BMI'sfive-year forecast period. Most opportunities are likely to be ...  |  more...