US Education Spending on Business Intelligence Solutions (Databook): Industry

US Education Spending on Business Intelligence Solutions (Databook)

Published Date: October 2006

Published By: Datamonitor

Page Count: 14

Order Code: R313-17212

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Introduction

While BI remains an emergent solution area in the education market, contextual factors such as more strident demands for accountability and heightened competition for resources will drive increased spending on this solution area in the near future.

Scope

Identifies potential growth areas for technology in the education market
Quantifies spending on BI solutions by education institutions
Segments IT spending by institutional sub-sector and solution type

Highlights

The adoption of BI solutions will exhibit strong growth over the next five years.

Higher education institutions will increase their spending on BI solutions more quickly than K12 institutions.

Constituent analytics will demonstrate the most rapid growth amongst all BI solution areas.

Reasons to Purchase

Understand the potential opportunity size for BI solutions in the US education market.
Identify the BI solution areas in which education institutions will invest the most heavily.
Recognize the differences in BI spending across institutional sub-sectors

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