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Find Out If There Will Be an Increase in Corporate PC Purchasing for 1Q 2007

December 7, 2006
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c46662) has announced the addition of the latest ChangeWave Research report “Corporate IT Spending Rebounds” to their offering.

Is IT spending on track for 1st Quarter 2007? After two straight quarterly declines, find out if the ChangeWave Alliance’s latest corporate IT spending survey projects a strong rate of growth for 1st Quarter 2007. A total of 1,528 Alliance industry experts involved with IT spending in their organization participated in the survey, conducted November 15-24, 2006.

Key Questions Answered in this Report:

Are companies spending more or less than planned on IT in Q4 2006?

What IT categories top spending plans for Q4 2006?

What are corporate PC purchasing plans for 1Q 2007?

Are companies more likely to purchase Macintosh computers because they now use Intel microprocessors?

Who are the top corporate server vendors?

Has the release of Microsoft’s Vista affected corporate PC purchasing plans?

Top Reasons to Purchase this Report:

Find out if there will be an increase in corporate PC purchasing for 1Q 2007

Learn if 4Q IT spending is on track

Identify the companies showing momentum in the corporate PC market

Discover what sort of impact the release of Microsoft Vista is having on corporate PC purchases

Key topics covered:

Future Spending

1st Quarter 2007 IT Spending

Last 15 IT Spending Surveys

Spending So Far in 4th Quarter

Willingness of Company to Spend on IT

Willingness to Spend — A Comparison

Actual IT Spending Thus far in 4Q

IT Spending Thus Far in Quarter — A Comparison

A Closer Look at 1st Half 2007

IT Budget for First Half of 2007

IT Budget for Next Half — A Comparison

Corporate PCs and Servers

PC Purchasing

Servers

Microsoft Vista Operating System

ChangeWave Research Methodology

About ChangeWave Research

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