Chile Information Technology Report Q4 2017

BMI Industry View

Latest Updates And Industry Developments

SWOT

Industry Forecast

Latest Updates

Structural Trends

Table: Enterprise Trends - GVA By Vertical (Chile 2015-2021)

Table: IT Industry - Historical Data And Forecasts (Chile 2015-2021)

Industry Risk/Reward Index

Americas Risk/Reward Index

Table: Americas IT Risk/Reward Index, Q4 2017

Market Overview

Recent Developments

Hardware

Software

Cloud Computing

IT Services

Industry Trends And Developments

IT Hardware Trade

Table: Chile IT Hardware Trade, 2011-2016

Industry Analysis

Regulatory Development

Table: Government Authority

Competitive Landscape

Local Companies

IT Vendors - Americas, 2016

Table: Computer Hardware

Table: Software

Table: Cloud

Table: IT Services

Retailers

Table: Selected Electronics Retailers

Table: Selected E-Commerce Retailers And Online Marketplaces

Regional Overview

Table: Latin America: Cybersecurity Adoption Drivers

Table: Desktop Windows Versions Market Shares (%), June 2017

Demographic Forecast

Table: Population Headline Indicators (Chile 1990-2025)

Table: Key Population Ratios (Chile 1990-2025)

Table: Urban/Rural Population & Life Expectancy (Chile 1990-2025)

Table: Population By Age Group (Chile 1990-2025)

Table: Population By Age Group % (Chile 1990-2025)

Methodology

Industry Forecast Methodology

Sources

Risk/Reward Index Methodology

Table: IT Risk/Reward Index Indicators

Table: Weighting Of Components

Chile Information Technology Report Q4 2017

BMI View: Chile is the most advanced IT market in Latin America, though it was not immune from the demand weakness that afflicted most markets in the region over 2014-2016. The economy and IT market will recover over the medium term, but we envisage a divergence in segment performance as a saturated hardware segment underperforms software and services, where spending growth will benefit from enterprise investments in the latest technologies. There is however downside in the form of Chile's exposure to global commodities prices and the squeeze on PC spending from smartphones.