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New Zealand Business Segment 2008–2012 Forecast and Analysis: Vertical Market Spending
May 2008   Doc #NZ387101Q   Market Analysis  

Printed Page Length: 44 pages
Number of Tables: 21
Number of Figures: 9

By: Darian Bird, Stefan Nordbruch, Zuzana Davidova, Amit Gupta

Price $ 4,500.00

Abstract 

This IDC study represents a comprehensive analysis and forecast of vertical IT spending in New Zealand for the 2008–2012 period, including historical data and the 2007 market size. Providing a detailed breakdown of IT investment across several industries, this study is a helpful guide for IT vendors explaining which path the future demand will go and what will influence end users' IT purchases. The following combined vertical markets are covered by analysis of this study: (1) finance, (2) manufacturing, (3) distribution, (4) education, (5) healthcare, (6) government, (7) communications and media, and (8) others that comprises the construction, consumer segment, resources, services, transportation and travel, and utilities vertical markets.

"Developing a targeted vertical strategy is only the first step for IT vendors when seeking to understand their customers better. Whilst vendors tout their relationship approach to sales, they are often found lacking when it comes to intimate knowledge of customers," said Stefan Nordbruch, associate analyst, PC and Monitor Research, IDC New Zealand.

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