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Worldwide IT Spending 2007–2011 Forecast: The Worldwide Black Book, 2007
Oct 2007   Doc #209071   Market Analysis  

Printed Page Length: 449 pages
Number of Tables: 458
Number of Figures: 1

By: Stephen Minton, Gary Koch, Marcel Warmerdam, Roman Maceška, Brad Dillon, Renato Troya, Anna Toncheva

Price $ 20,000.00

Abstract 

This IDC study presents analysis of major IT market segments and regions alongside five-year forecasts for all IT market sectors and countries. Since 1990, IDC's Worldwide Black Book has represented the definitive, annual overview of IT industry trends and market opportunities. The document includes complete spending forecasts for more than 20 primary market segments in 54 country markets around the world, drawn from IDC's comprehensive local research presence across the globe. Now updated quarterly, the Worldwide Black Book presents forecasts according to current assumptions relating to economic trends, end-user surveys, and supply-side data.

"IT spending remains on track to at least match the level of overall growth recorded in 2006, in spite of lingering concerns over the U.S. economy that have arisen in recent months. Worldwide growth has been boosted by continued robust conditions in the emerging markets of Latin America, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, and the Middle East and Africa." — Stephen Minton, vice president, Worldwide IT Markets

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Categories Covered:
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