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Japan Blade Server Vendor Analysis 2009Published by: IDC Published: Mar. 4, 2010 - 42 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study MethodologyRevisions Made to 1H08 DataList of Vendors AnalyzedDefinition of Blade ServerExecutive SummarySituation Overview IntroductionJapan Blade Servers Market TrendsShipment Trends by VendorShipments by ProductShipment Trends by Price BandShipment Trends by Socket CapabilityComparative Vendor AnalysisPositions of Vendors in Japan Blade Servers MarketMajor Vendor AnalysesPosition ChangesHPNECFujitsuIBMHitachiFuture Outlook ScenariosEssential Guidance Learn More Related ResearchDefinitionsClassification of Server Productsx86 ServerIA-64 ServerRISC ServerMainframeBusiness ServerSuper ComputerVendor NamesPrice Band/Server ClassSocket CapabilityU-RatingRack-Optimized ServerSynopsisTable: Japan Blade Server Revenue by Vendor, 1H05–1H09 Table: Japan Blade Server Unit Shipments by Vendor, 1H05–1H09 Table: Japan Blade Server Revenue by Product, 1H05–1H09 Table: Japan Blade Server Unit Shipments by Product, 1H05–1H09 Table: IDC Leadership Grid Evaluation Metrics and Indicators Table: Japan Blade Server Shipment Forecast by Product, 2008–2013 Figure: Performance of Japan Blade Servers Market, 1H02–1H09 Figure: Japan Server Unit Shipment Distribution by Form Factor, 1H02–1H09 Figure: Japan Blade Server Revenue Share by Vendor, 1H08 and 1H09 Figure: Blade Server Revenue Share of Major Vendors, 1H02–1H09 Figure: Japan Blade Server Unit Shipment Share by Vendor, 1H08 and 1H09 Figure: Blade Server Unit Shipment Share of Major Vendors, 1H02–1H09 Figure: Japan IA-64 Blade Server Unit Shipment Share by Vendor, 2H04–1H09 Figure: Japan RISC Blade Server Unit Shipment Share by Vendor, 1H04–1H09 Figure: Japan Blade Server Unit Shipment Share by Price Band, 1H02–1H09 Figure: Japan Blade Server Unit Shipment Share by Socket Capability, 1H02–1H09 Figure: Japan Blade Server Unit Shipment Share by CPU Capability, 1H02–1H09 Figure: Positions of Top 5 Vendors in Japan Blade Servers Market, 1H09 Figure: Changes in Positions of Top 5 Vendors in Japan Blade Servers Market, 2006–2009 Figure: HP: Ability to Gain Share Figure: HP: Opportunity Alignment Figure: NEC: Ability to Gain Share Figure: NEC: Opportunity Alignment Figure: Fujitsu: Ability to Gain Share Figure: Fujitsu: Opportunity Alignment Figure: IBM: Ability to Gain Share Figure: IBM: Opportunity Alignment Figure: Hitachi: Ability to Gain Share Figure: Hitachi: Opportunity Alignment Figure: Japan Blade Servers Market Forecast, 2007–2013 Figure: Share of Blade Servers Market Forecast, 2007–2013 AbstractThis IDC study (which is a translation of the Japanese report IDC #J10290101) analyzes the shipment trends and the vendor competitive landscape in the Japan blade server market in 1H09 (January-June). The results of our analysis using the IDC Leadership Grid show wide gaps in "Ability to Gain Share" among the five leading vendors in the Japan blade servers market. "The Japan blade servers market registered its first negative YoY revenue growth rate in 1H09 due to the economic slump. However, blade servers remain a market with strong potential for growth. To increase the sale of blade servers, vendors should identify their target customer groups. In addition, they should shore up their lineups of products that meet the needs of their target customers, sales support for partners, and education/training on blade servers for partners," says Kazuhiko Hayashi, research manager, Servers, IDC Japan. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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