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Canadian Hosting Infrastructure Services 2006 Vendor AnalysisProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: August 2006 Product Code: R104-27942 Description
This IDC study presents a competitive analysis of the 2005 Canadian hosting infrastructure services market. Hosting infrastructure services consist of three segments: Web hosting, storage utility services, and management services. Each segment faces different challenges and opportunities for companies competing for market share. "We are beginning to see the emergence of distinct submarkets within management services, as vendors continue to strengthen these offerings through acquisitions," says Courtney Harbin, services research associate. "To compete in this market, vendors need to be able to provide tailored options for the various vertical industries as well as both enterprises and SMBs." Table of Contents
Table of ContentsIDC Opinion In This Study Methodology IDC Supply-Side Research IDC Demand-Side Research Product Briefings, Press Releases, Vendor Interviews, and Other Publicly Available Information Vendor Financial Statements and Related Filings Definitions Situation Overview Hosting Infrastructure Services Segments Figure: Hosting Infrastructure Services Web Hosting Storage Utility Services Management Services Revenue Review Table: Canadian Hosting Infrastructure Services Revenue by Company, 2004 and 2005 (C$M) TELUS Bell IBM Q9 Networks AT&T Fusepoint Allstream CGI Peer 1 Networks NetNation Aliant/xwave Future Outlook Web Hosting More Mergers and Acquisitions Will Occur ISP Consolidation Will Increase Competition in the Web Hosting Market IT Outsourcers Focusing on the Large Enterprise Segment Will Eventually Exit the HIS Market Storage Utility Services Vendors Will Tie Storage Utility Solutions to Compliance and Disaster Recovery Requirements New Offerings Will Appear in the Market Management Services Pure-Play HIS Providers Will Partner with Large IT Vendors to Provide Management Services as Part of Larger Outsourcing Deals Vendors Will Differentiate Offerings to Fit Target Markets Not Every Technology Category Will Emerge as a Management Service Essential Guidance Web Hosting Storage Utility Services Management Services Learn More Related Research Synopsis |
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