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ITEyewitness: The CIO Shopping Cart in 2008Published by: IDC Published: Mar. 12, 2008 - 13 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Situation Overview Table: Technologies and Management Disciplines Showing Highest Projected Change in Use, 2007-2009 Future Outlook Figure: Technologies and Management Disciplines Showing Highest Projected Change in Use, 2007(2009 The CIOs' Shopping Cart for 2008 1. Service Oriented Architecture IDC Analysis 2. Radio Frequency Identification Tags IDC Analysis 3. Voice/Voice over Internet Protocol IDC Analysis 4. IT Services Quality Certification IDC Analysis 5. Virtualisation IDC Analysis 6. Storage over IP and/or Internet Small Computer Systems Interface IDC Analysis 7. Sales Force Automation IDC Analysis 8. IT Infrastructure Library IDC Analysis 9. Document Management IDC Analysis 10. Marketplaces/Online Exchanges/Portals IDC Analysis The CIO Shopping Cart for Australia and New Zealand's Vertical Industries in 2008 Table: Manufacturing Top 5 Technologies and Management Disciplines Forecast for Use by December 2008 (%) Table: Government Top 5 Technologies and Management Disciplines Forecast for Use by December 2008 (%) Table: Banking, Finance, and Insurance Top 5 Technologies and Management Disciplines Forecast for Use by December 2008 (%) Table: Education Top 5 Technologies and Management Disciplines Forecast for Use by December 2008 Table: Utilities Top 5 Technologies and Management Disciplines Forecast for Use by December 2008 (%) Essential Guidance Essential Advice for IT Leaders Considering Service Oriented Architecture in 2008 Learn More Related Research Synopsis AbstractThis IDC study examines the current and future use of major application and management disciplines and their supporting technologies in Australia through to 2009, which is drawn from the 2007 Forecast for Management (FFM) Survey. IDC's FFM Survey, conducted annually in Australia since the mid-1980s, asks CIOs a wide range of questions regarding their use of, expenditure on, resourcing for, and challenges with IT. "Many IT industry participants first saw service oriented architecture (SOA) as another standards and application development paradigm wave that would just fade away. However, SOA is here to stay and is in the 2008 budget for more than 50% of responding CIOs. Virtualisation is another of the top technologies in which CIOs will be investing in 2008. This is no surprise as CIOs are now on the journey to enable their environments to be as flexible and "future proofed' as possible. SOA and virtualisation technologies are enablers that can support these objectives," believes Melissa Martin, senior market analyst, at IDC Australia. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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