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Philippines 2008 Top 10 Predictions: Expansion, Optimization, and Consumer DynamismProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: January 2008 Product Code: R104-32478 Description
This IDC study presents the key developments that are expected to impact the Philippines IT and telecommunications market in the coming year. As 2008 rolls in, the Philippines is poised for continued sociopolitical and economic growth. A solid economic performance, a maturing political constituent base, improved international perception, and a competitive business environment have given the country positive expectations. While still a relatively unsaturated market, the country has started to show heightened information and communication technology (ICT) awareness from both a consumer and commercial standpoint. Although there remain some portions of the country that have yet to fully adopt or implement IT infrastructures, gradual steps are being taken to address this. "In 2008, the Philippines ICT market will be shaped by expansion, optimization, and dynamism. Regionalization is becoming a key thrust for vendors as they aim to realize more business opportunities by tapping the country's lucrative mass-market base. In addition, the need to be more efficient without sacrificing productivity will begin to be a major strategic requirement among companies. Furthermore, consumer consumption will be heightened. The entry of more competitively priced yet more advanced products especially in the mobile device space (i.e., mobile phones, notebooks), combined with a stronger consumer purchasing outlook, will drive consumer adoption to new heights," says Augusto Roman P. Carlos, market analyst, IDC Philippines. Table of Contents Table of Contents Predictions In This Study Situation Overview 2007 Economic and Political Background 2007 Information and Communication Technology Overview Future Outlook Prediction #1: Information and Communications Spending Will Reach New Heights Figure: Overall IT Spending, 2008 Figure: Telecommunications Services Revenue, 2008 Prediction #2: Government Will Lead the Way in Bridging the Digital Divide The Continued Development of the Philippines Cyberservices Corridor The Philippines Community eCenter Program Ongoing Government Automation Projects Figure: Government IT Spending, 2006?2011 Prediction #3: Tapping the Untapped ? Information and Communication Technology Will Expand into Regions Outside Metro Manila Figure: Prediction #3: Tapping the Untapped ? Information and Communication Technology Will Expand into Regions Outside Metro Manila Prediction #4: IT Will Get a Shade Greener in 2008 ? Laying the Groundwork for a Green IT Figure: Key Drivers for Green IT Investment Prediction #5: Notebooks and Consumers Will Be a Profitable Match Figure: Philippines White-Box PC Study ? Likely PC Type During Next Purchase Figure: Consumer Notebook, 2006?2011 Prediction #6: Integrated Security Will Be the Name of the Game for Small and Medium Enterprises Figure: Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Software Adoption Plan Purchase Scheme Figure: Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise IT Security Software Future Spending Prediction #7: Moving Beyond the Basics ? Mobile Devices Will Get More Polished Figure: Mobile Devices Units Prediction #8: Pinoys Will Go Multimedia Prediction #9: Consumers Will Say "Yes" to 3G Phones and "Later" to 3G Services Figure: Interest in Mobile Phone Functions Prediction #10: Continuous Broadband Demand Will Narrow the Gap Between Wired and Wireless Figure: Number of Fixed Wireless Access Subscribers Essential Guidance Learn More Related Research Synopsis |
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