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Best Practices: Brand-Oriented Value Chain 2010 Industry Outlook and Budget GuideProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: October 2009 Product Code: R104-40304 Description This IDC Manufacturing Insights report provides analysis of trends in the BOVC segment based on our performance index. Brand-oriented value chains are structured around branded consumer products that must manage highly variable demand of a large number of stock-keeping units. Segments include health and beauty, food and beverage, and apparel. The current economic situation will have a mixed impact on this category with sectors like food and beverage faring better than others. "The BOVC segment represents industry segments that are dealing with a huge number of new products each year, geographic expansion, and heightened competition. Smart IT investment in these tough times will help position companies for the inevitable recovery," said Ben Friedman, research manager, Product Lifecycle Strategies, at IDC Manufacturing Insights. Table of Contents Table of ContentsManufacturing Insights Opinion In This Report Brief Description of the DomainSituation Overview Future Outlook Benchmark AnalysisSpecific 2010 IT Budget InformationEssential Guidance Actions to ConsiderDrive Use of Existing SystemsInfrastructure OutsourcingCapability Building: The Sacred Cow InitiativesLearn More Related ResearchSynopsisTable: Worldwide External IT Spending Share by IT Segment: BOVC Versus Total Manufacturing, 2008–2010 (%) Table: Worldwide External IT Spending Share by Value Chain Segment, 2010 (%) Table: Worldwide Hardware Spending Share: BOVC Versus Total Manufacturing, 2008–2010 (%) Table: Worldwide Software Spending Share: BOVC Versus Total Manufacturing, 2008–2010 (%) Table: Worldwide Services Spending Share: BOVC Versus Total Manufacturing,2008–2010 (%) Figure: Worldwide Consumer Products and Overall Manufacturing Industry Revenue Index, 1Q04–2Q09 Figure: Worldwide Consumer Products and Overall Manufacturing Industry Median Net Profit Margin, 1Q04–2Q09 Figure: Worldwide Consumer Products and Overall Manufacturing Industry Inventory Velocity Trends, 1Q04–2Q09 |
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