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Market intelligence and venture capital investment analysis and funding for executives who use, develop, and provide IT/digital media products and services.
AMI research consists of a combination of proprietary consulting projects, retainer-ship services, cooperative consulting studies, and venture capital/investment counseling. AMI utilizes time-tested survey methodologies as well as innovative data-gathering techniques, and combines them with a holistic approach to strategic consulting to provide clients with actionable solutions.
Coverage includes a wide spectrum of electronic media topics such as: Internet, intranets, entertainment, content delivery, channels, platforms, computer systems and peripherals, mobile and wireless communications, and the digital media marketplace.

List of reports from AMI-Partners, Inc.

2001 Japan Small Business Networking and Connectivity 7/31/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 97.2% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 1.63 million entities comprise the Japan SB market and the number of ... \| more...	$195.00
2001 Japan Small Business Computing Environment and Enablers 7/31/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 97.2% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 1.63 million entities comprise the Japan SB market and the number of ... \| more...	$195.00
2001 Japan Small Business Internet, E-business, Telecom, & IP Services 7/31/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 97.2% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 1.63 million entities comprise the Japan SB market and the number of ... \| more...	$270.00
2001 Mexico Medium Business Computing Environment and Enablers 11/2/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 3.3% of the total Mexico enterprise universe.” Currently 16,700 entities comprise the Mexico MB market and the number of ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 Brazil Medium Business Networking and Connectivity 11/5/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 1.1% of the total Brazil enterprise universe.” Currently 16,500 entities comprise the Brazil MB market and the number of ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 U.S. Medium Business PC Hardware, Software and Channels 10/11/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 1.3% of the total universe.” Currently 100,000 entities comprise the U.S. MB market and the number of U.S. Medium Businesses ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 France Medium Business PC Hardware, Software and Channels 10/18/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 1% of the total France enterprise universe.” Currently 14,000 entities comprise the France MB market and the number of ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 China Medium Business Computing Environment and Enablers 11/5/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 8% of the total universe.” Currently 29,000 entities comprise the China MB market and the number of China Medium ... \| more...	$395.00
2002 Japan Small Business Computing Environment & Enablers: Hardware, Software & Services 8/21/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 97.2% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 1.63 million entities comprise the Japan SB market and the number of ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 U.S. Small Business PC Hardware, Software and Channels 10/17/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... AMI-Partners’ defines small businesses in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential organizations and represent over 95% of the entire U.S. business universe.” Currently 7.547 million entities make up the U.S. SB market ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 U.K. Medium Business PC Hardware, Software and Channels 10/18/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 1% of the total UK enterprise universe.” Currently 14,000 entities comprise the UK MB market and the number of Medium ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 Brazil Medium Business Computing Environment and Enablers 11/2/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way "MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 1.1% of the total Brazil enterprise universe." Currently 16,500 entities comprise the Brazil MB market and the number of ... \| more...	$395.00
2001 Japan Small Business Topline Assessment 7/31/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 97.2% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 1.63 million entities comprise the Japan SB market and the number of Small ... \| more...	$495.00
2001 Japan Small Business Market Overview 7/31/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 97.2% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 1.63 million entities comprise the Japan SB market and the number of Small ... \| more...	$495.00
2002 Japan Medium Business Internet, e-Business, Telecom & IP Services 8/16/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 2.6% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 46,300 entities comprise the Japan MB market and the number of Medium Businesses ... \| more...	$545.00
2002 France Medium Business Internet, e-Business, Telecom & IP Services 1/7/2003 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent less than 1% of the total France enterprise universe.” Currently 14,207 entities comprise the France MB market and the number ... \| more...	$545.00
2001 France MB Market Forecast 2001-2006 5/7/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... rate associated with each forecast line item. AMI-Partners' forecasts are driven by data collected from a nationally projectible sample of end user firms each year in our annual survey instrument. Probes include current adoption/penetration of ... \| more...	$545.00
2002 Japan Small Business Internet, e-Business, Telecom & IP Services 8/16/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 97.2% of the total Japan SMB universe.” Currently 1.63 million entities comprise the Japan SB market and the number of ... \| more...	$545.00
2001 Mexico Medium Business Internet, e-Business, Telecom and IP Services 10/30/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “MBs have 100-999 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 3.3% of the total Mexico enterprise universe.” Currently 16,700 entities comprise the Mexico MB market and the number of ... \| more...	$545.00
2002 India Small Business Computing Environment and Enablers: Hardware, Software and Services 2/5/2003 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential organizations and represent over 99% of the total India SMB universe for the five major cities (Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai).” Currently 0.82 million ... \| more...	$545.00
2002 Korea Small Business Internet, e-Business, Telecom & IP Services 12/31/2002 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential organizations and represent over 99% of the total Korea SMB universe for the five major cities.” Currently 2.72 million entities, with 1-99 employees, make up ... \| more...	$545.00
2001 Mexico Small Business Networking and Connectivity 11/5/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential organizations and represent 99% of the total Mexico SMB universe.” Currently 0.5 million entities make up the Mexico SB market. Data were collected during ... \| more...	$555.00
2001 Brazil Small Business Networking and Connectivity 11/5/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential organizations and represent 99% of the total Brazil SMB universe.” Currently 1.5 million entities make up the Brazil SB market. Data were collected during ... \| more...	$555.00
2001 U.K. Small Business PC Hardware, Software and Channels 10/11/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential and non-government organizations, and represent 99% of the total UK SMB universe.” Currently 2.63 million entities comprise the German SB market and the number ... \| more...	$555.00
2001 Brazil Small Business Computing Environment and Enablers 11/2/2001 \| published by: AMI-Partners, Inc. ... businesses in the following way “SBs have 1-99 employees, are non-residential organizations and represent 99% of the total Brazil SMB universe.” Currently 1.5 million entities make up the Brazil SB market. Data were collected during ... \| more...	$555.00

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