Technologies Such As Security, IT Systems Management and Desktop Management Have A High Penetration Given Their Pivotal Role in the Enterprise IT Infrastructure
Posted on: Friday, 28 July 2006, 12:00 CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c40051) has announced the addition of Understanding Enterprises Technology Priorities (Customer Focus) to their offering.
Enterprises have a high degree of choice with regard to their IT budget allocation, given the option to invest in a broad range of technologies. This survey of 200 IT managers helps vendors to understand their target audience's most significant technology investment priorities, both in the short and medium term. It also highlights enterprises preferred approach to purchasing and operating technology.
Scope of this title:
-- Analyses the penetration of eight core technologies within the
enterprise and identifies enterprises current and forthcoming
investment in IT solutions.
-- Highlights the areas where enterprises plan to make their
largest IT investments in 2006.
-- Outlines enterprises preferred approach to purchasing
technologies and how this varies by technology type.
-- Addresses enterprises attitudes towards outsourcing by
technology type.
Highlights of this title:
-- Technologies such as security, IT systems management and
desktop management have a high penetration given their pivotal
role in the enterprise IT infrastructure. Enterprise purchase
cycles will clearly be predominantly driven through solution
upgrades in these areas.
-- The proportion of enterprises to have deployed mobility,
business intelligence and voice/data convergence solutions
remains quite low. While these technologies are now relatively
mature it has proven difficult for vendors to generate
widespread deployment.
-- Most enterprises are prepared to invest a significant amount
in their largest single IT project engagement. Over two thirds
of the Technology Trends sample will be investing $100,000 or
more on at least one engagement in 2006, suggesting some
healthy opportunities for vendors and their channel partners
provided they can deliver projects to time and budget.
Reasons to order your copy:
-- Understand enterprises planned technology investments in the
short and medium term to take advantage of market
opportunities.
-- Improve your channel strategies by appreciating enterprises
preferred approach to technology purchasing and outsourcing.
-- Gain insight into enterprises large-scale technology projects
and the sums which they are prepared to invest in them. Contents Include: CATALYST SUMMARY METHODOLOGY ANALYSIS APPENDIX Further reading Ask the analyst List of Tables List of Figures
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c40051
Source: Datamonitor
Source: Business Wire
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