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How to Increase Consumer PC Revenues in 12-24 Months: Strategies for Capturing Incremental Near-term PC Markets in Developing Countries


Published Date: May 2007
Published By: Vital Wave Consulting
Page Count: 50
Order Code: R3484-1
 
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Executive Summary and Recommendations
Key Terms and Concepts
Part 1 Introduction to Near-term Growth Markets
Part 2 The PC Market in Developing Countries
A. Economic Development and Income Growth
B. Increasing Technology Consumption
C. Consumption Trends
D. The Near-term Growth Market for PCs
1. The Total Addressable Market
a. Geographic Distribution
b. Urban versus Rural
Part 3 Factors that Influence PC Purchases in Developing Countries
A. Perceived Cost
1. Price Sensitivity
2. Industry Response to Price Sensitivity
a. Software Trends
b. Low-cost PCs
B. Perceived Price
1. Availability of Financing
a. Commercial Bank Loans
b. Retailer Financing
c. Pay-as-you-go
d. Micro-lending Organizations
e. Bundled Services
C. Perceived Value of a PC
1. Functional Awareness
2. Internet Access
3. Preference for the PC Form Factor
4. Service and Support
5. Localized, Relevant Content and Applications
6. Microbusiness Facilitation
Part 4 Near-Term PC Market Segmentation
A. The PC Decision Maker in Emerging Market Households
B. Demographic Group 1 - Young Independent Adults
1. Approximate Market Size
C. Demographic Group 2 - Parents of Students
1. Approximate Market Size
D. Demographic Group 3 - Mature Independent Adults
1. Approximate Market Size
E. Behavior Motivators
F. Market Segments
1. Segment 1 - Young Aspirants
a. Perceived Value of a PC
b. Strategic Insights: Computer Access as Both a Driver and Inhibitor
2. Segment 2 - Doting Parents
a. Perceived Value of a PC
b. Strategic Insights: Messaging
c. Strategic Insights: Parents of University Students
d. Strategic Insights: Women as Influencers
e. Strategic Insights: Family Size
3. Segment 3 - Here-and-Now Consumers
a. Perceived Value of a PC
b. Strategic Insights: Internet Usage as Both a Driver and Inhibitor
G. Strategic Insights: Priority Messaging
Appendix A - Impact of Price Sensitivity on Developing-Country Software Markets
Linux and Open Source Software
Piracy
Microsoft Corporation
Appendix B - Near-term PC Market Household Data by Country and Region
Number of Households
Average Household size
Income Bands
Estimated Demographic Group Sizes
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Endnotes

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