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2006-2007 Forecast for Management: Operations and InfrastructureProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: February 2007 Product Code: R104-29374 Description
This IDC study analyses the trends and adoption of PCs and associated operating environments. It also looks at desktop standards and the frequency with which PCs are upgraded. The trends in the adoption of new and emerging infrastructure technologies are also presented, such as the adoption of mobile computing, Linux, and open source along with their outlook over the next two years. "In 2005, we saw clear evidence of investment, CIO reporting line shifts, and hence the recognition that the IT division can provide enterprises with a competitive advantage. Although the pace is certainly not like that experienced in the 1990s, both Australia and New Zealand CIOs were cautiously optimistic with their budgets and the delivery of value through IT to the business. However, they continue to invest in those technologies and management disciplines that provide them with operational efficiencies as well as innovation enabling greater agility in their response to changing marketing conditions," says Catherin Bennett, director, IT Management Programme, IDC Australia and New Zealand. Table of Contents Table of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Methodology Scope Significance of Results Comparison with Previous Report Structure and Content Research Demographics Geographical Segmentation Figure: Responses by Geographical Segmentation Industry Segmentation Table: Industry Sector Groupings with Percentage Respondents to the 2006 Survey Figure: Responses by Industry Sector Enterprise Size Figure: Responses by Company Size (Number of Staff) Figure: Responses by Annual Turnover Economic Indicators Figure: Australia/New Zealand Economic Position 2006 Figure: Global Economic Position 2006 (% Change on a Year Ago) Situation Overview Desktop and Desktop Systems The Corporate Fleet Figure: Computing Fleet, Installed and Forecast, 2002?2008 The Desktop Device Table: Changes in the Standard Desktop Specifications, 2003-2006 The Desktop Operating System Figure: Operating Systems in Use on Corporate Desktops, 2002?2008 The Lifetime of the Corporate Standard Figure: Lifetime of the Standard Desktop, 2001?2006 Figure: Lifetime of the Standard Desktop ? Australia by Sector Figure: Lifetime of the Standard Desktop ? New Zealand by Sector Thin-Client Computing Figure: Thin-Client Computing, Installed and Forecast by Organisation Size, 2003?2008 Technology Adoption What Was Hot in 2005 Table: 2005's Top Dozen - Technologies and Management Disciplines Showing the Highest Growth in 2005 What Is Forecast to Be Hot in 2007 Table: Technologies and Management Disciplines Showing the Highest Projected Growth in 2007 What Is Sizzling for 2008 Table: Technologies and Management Disciplines Showing Highest Projected Change in Use Between 2006 and 2008 Mobile Computing Figure: "Mobile Worker" Technology, Installed and Forecast, 2004?2008 IP Telephony Figure: VoIP Installed and Forecast by Organisation Size, 2003?2008 Storage Figure: Storage Area Network Installed and Forecast by Organisation Size, 2003?2008 Figure: Storage Area Network Installed and Forecast by Sector, 2005?2008 Linux and Open Source Figure: Linux Servers Installed and Forecast by Sector, 2005?2008 Intentions with Open Source Figure: Current Position on Open Source Reasons against Open Source Figure: Major Reasons Against Using Open Source Management Systems Figure: Management Systems Installed and Forecast, 2001 to 2008 Figure: Management Systems Installed and Forecast by Organisation Size, 2006 and 2008 Security Figure: Usage and Forecast for Security Solutions, 2003?2008 Networking Figure: Usage and Forecast of Networking Technologies, 2003?2008 Sales Force Automation Future Outlook Essential Guidance Learn More Related Research Appendix A: Taxonomy of Terms Appendix B: Communication and IP Definitions Appendix C: 2006 Forecast for Management Survey Form and Summary of Results Management Metrics for the IT Department Section 1 - Your Organisation Table: Principal Operating Organisation by Vertical Table: Location of Organisation Headquarters by State or Country Table: Approximate Annual Revenue in the Last Reported 12-Month Period Table: Approximate Number of People Employed in the Last Reported 12-Month Period Table: Executives' View of the Impact of IT Section 2 - Systems and Networks Table: Number of PCs Installed, December 2005-Decenber 2007 Table: PC OS Usage, December 2005-Decenber 2007 Table: Standard PC Specifications Used Table: Frequency of PC Upgrades Section 3 - Technology, Applications and Management Methods Table: Current and Future Usage of Technologies Table: Current and Future Usage of Management Disciplines and Applications Table: Intention to Deploy an Open Source Operating System Table: Inhibiting Factors to Open Source Operating System Deployment Section 4 - eBusiness and Telephony Table: Strategic Use of the Internet Table: Obstacles to Successful Exploitation of the Internet Table: Areas of Business Using the Internet Section 5 - IT Management Issues Table: Frequency of IT Strategic Plan Updates Table: Composition of IT Steering Committee Table: IT Operations and Performance Indicators Section 6 - IT Expenditure Table: Expected Year-on-Year IT Expenditure Change for the Next 12-Month Period Table: Organisation IT Expenditure Allocations by 12-Month Operating Period Table: IT Project Positive ROI Timeframes Table: Level of Financial Authority for Purchase of Hardware/Software or Professional Services Table: Level of Constraint from Corporate Parent Table: Percentage of Total IT Purchases Acquired by Various Distribution Channels Table: IT Investment Financing Table: IT Equipment Included in Leases Section 7 - IT Resource Deployment/Sourcing Strategies Table: Employee Headcount by Function, Current-December 2007 Table: Changes in Sourcing Strategies Over the Last 12 Months Table: Level of Outsourcing by IT/IS Activity Type Table: Offshoring Plans for the Next 12 Months Table: IT/IS Staff Turnover for the Last Reported 12-Month Period Table: Sources of New Recruits to IS Departments Section 8 - Roles, Issues and Challenges Table: Who the Most Senior IT/IS Manager Reports To Table: IT Manager Responsibilities and Levels Table: Major Challenges to the IT/IS Department over the Next 12-18 Months Synopsis |
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