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Canadian Consulting & Integration Services: Competitive Analysis 2005Published by: IDC Published: Mar. 20, 2006 - 23 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Situation Overview 2005: Year in Review Figure: Annual Growth Rates for the Canadian Professional Services Market, (%) 2005-2009 C&I Leaders: By the Numbers Table: Canadian Consulting & Integration Market Leaders, CY2004/05 (C$M) Market Share Figure: Systems Integration Market Share: Concentration at the top Professional Services is the Setting for Everyone to Compete IT and Communication Technologies Convergence: Rise of the Telecoms Table: Telecoms and Professional Services Bell Canada Allstream Aliant and xwave Network Equipment Vendors Figure: Convergence on network consulting Business and IT Alignment Convergence: Management Consulting Makes a Comeback Table: Business Consulting extends deeper than Strategy, CY2004 Financial Advisory and IT Convergence: Return of Past Titans Resource Staffing Convergence: Staff Augmentation Becomes More than Body-Shopping Table: Emergence of the Staff Augmentation Firms Worlds Are Definitely Colliding Figure: The Lines Blur Between IT and Business Consulting Future Outlook Moving Into The Post-Vertical World Figure: Varying Degree of Vertical Strategies across the Stack Essential Guidance Actions to Consider Learn More Related Research Definitions IT Consulting Systems Integration (SI) Network Consulting and Integration Services (NCIS) Custom Application Development (CAD) Business Consulting Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Professional Services Service Oriented Architecture Methodology Key Industry Announcements Synopsis AbstractThis study examines the competitive developments of the Canadian consulting and integration market in 2005. There are a number of interesting developments in the ranking of the top ten professional services firms as the competition in this market has heated up through acquisitions, new entrants and changing strategies. "This report will allow vendors to examine their competitive positioning in a critical segment of the Canadian IT services market," says Nigel Wallis, research manager, professional services, IDC Canada. "It specifically looks at the strategic focus and tactical decisions of all the major players in the market to understand why certain firms have managed to win and grow their businesses in a low-growth market." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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