Analyst Profile Detailed
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Maggie Tan
Senior Research Manager, IDC Malaysia
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Maggie Tan is the Senior Research Manager responsible for IT Spending for Malaysia and Indonesia. She overlooks the Malaysia and Indonesia Peripherals, Personal Systems, IT Spending and Consulting. In her role, she also supports the Asia Pacific Large Format Printer Tracker. With her strong analytical and project management skills, she leads IDC's research in the Malaysia Vertical IT Spending sector. She spearheaded the Malaysia IT Market Sentiment Report Series, Malaysian IT Services program and also the Bio-IT Infrastructure research.
In recognition of her leadership role and consistent efforts to uphold and improve quality in her research, IDC has awarded Ms. Tan the "Best Asia/Pacific Region Award for Quality Work and Timeliness" in 2001 and again in 2002. In 2003, she won IDC's "Asia/Pacific Knowledge Management Award" and "Malaysia Best Research Quality and Timeliness Award". In 2005, she won IDC's "Asia/Pacific Best Research Support- Country Award" while in 2006, she won IDC's "Asia/Pacific Best Research Support- Regional Award".
Prior to joining IDC, Ms. Tan has held sales positions with Hong Leong Bank, and gained research experience working with Burson-Marsteller, a well-known PR company.
Ms. Tan holds a Degree in Commerce, with a specialization in both Economics and Marketing from University of Melbourne. She also won an award for Best student in Economic Development of East Asia.
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Malaysia PC Market, 2Q07
Maggie Tan
Jan 2008 - Doc # MY107103P
IDC Presentation: Forecast
This IDC presentation provides updates for Malaysia PC Market in 1Q07. It also includes a competitive analysis that examines vendors' performance in terms of desktop and notebook form factors, as well as in the consumer and com ...
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The economic situation in the last 2 years have been challenging for the local emarketplaces to sustain growth. With government support and the urgency to find alternative avenues for more effecient business transactions, IDC expects progress in the later half of 2002 to 2003. To achieve that, local emarketplaces should focus less on cost-saving theories but instead provide value-added services.
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