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The "Industry" Effect: IT Trends and Expenditures in the U.S. Construction Industry

Service: Vertical Market Deep Dive of U.S. Industry: Construction
Report Number: IN0401601DDCN
Publication Date: July 2004
Number of Pages: 33
Report Price: $3,495 U.S. Dollars
Analyst: Stephanie Atkinson

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Abstract
This report provides a deep dive look at the construction industry and the trends and expenditures in information technology. IT spending & forecasts are included from 2002 to 2008, along with detailed analysis of the most critical business problems, important areas of investment, expenditures by IT category, and information on purchasing channels. Categories include computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom services & equipt., IT personnel, and outsourcing/hosted services.
 
 This market’s under-utilization of telecom and IT is steadily changing. The construction industry is well poised for IT investment, especially as it relates to workforce management, remote communications, wireless data, and project management. The research shows that these influential buyers are feeling pretty good about the economy this year and even better about the performance of their business entities. This, combined with the increased need to improve or maintain timely schedules and improve worker productivity through better tools, suggests that construction businesses will investment in new “solutions” in 2004 to improve their business prospects.

Table of Contents

  • Executive Summary
  • Methodology
    • Forecasting Techniques
    • Definitions
    • Structured Research Sources
      • IT Purchasing, 2003
    • Sample Demographics
      • Vertical Representation: IT Purchasing, 2003
      • Title of Respondent: IT Purchasing, 2003
  • Enterprise Market Demographics
    • Number of Firms
    • Number of Employees
  • Perceptions of Performance
    • US Economic Performance
    • Operating Performance
  • Factors Affecting IT Spending
    • Most Critical Business Problems
    • Important Areas of Investment
  • Aggregate IT Expenditures
    • Average Expenditures per Firm
    • Market Forecasts by Size of Business
    • Segmentation of Expenditures, 2004
    • Market Forecasts by Category
  • Categories of IT Expenditures
    • Computer Hardware
    • Applications
      • Key Applications…
    • Network Hardware
    • Telecom Services & Equipment
    • IT Personnel
    • Outsourcing and Hosted Services
  • Purchase Channels
    • Computer Hardware Channels
      • Factors Influencing Purchase Decisions: Computer Hardware
    • Applications Channels
      • Factors Influencing Purchase Decisions: Applications
    • Data Networking Solutions Channels
      • Factors Influencing Purchase Decisions: Data Networking Solutions
    • Telecom Services & Equipment Channels
      • Factors Influencing Purchase Decisions: Telecom Services & Equipment
  • Conclusion

List of Tables

  • Table 1. Number of Firms - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 2. Number of Employees - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 3. IT Spending (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 4. IT Spending by Type (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 5. Computer Hardware Spending (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 6. Applications Spending (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 7. Network Hardware Spending (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 8. Telecom Services & Equipment Spending (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 9. IT Personnel Spending (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Table 10. Outsourcing and Hosted Services Spending (US $ in Thousands) - Construction, 2003-2008

List of Figures

  • Figure 1. IT Spending (US$ in Billions) - Construction, 2003-2008
  • Figure 2. Sample Demographics: Vertical Industry (% of Firms) - US Business, 2003
  • Figure 3. Sample Demographics: Title of Respondent (% of Respondents) - Construction, 2003
  • Figure 4. Perceptions of the US Economy in 2003/Expectations for 2004 - Construction, 2003
  • Figure 5. Perceptions of Operating/Financial Performance in 2003/Expectations for 2004 - Construction, 2003
  • Figure 6. Most Critical Business Problems - Construction, 2003
  • Figure 7. Most Important Areas of IT/Telecom Investment - Construction, 2003
  • Figure 8. Average IT Spending per Firm by Size of Business (US $) - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 9. IT Spending Allocation - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 10. Purchase Channels for Computer Hardware - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 11. Most Influential Sources of Computer Hardware Purchase Information - Construction, 2004 2
  • Figure 12. Purchase Channels for Applications - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 13. Most Influential Sources of Applications Purchase Information - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 14. Purchase Channels for Data Networking Solutions - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 15. Most Influential Sources of Data Networking Solutions Purchase Information - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 16. Purchase Channels for Telecom Services & Equipment - Construction, 2004
  • Figure 17. Most Influential Sources of Telecom Services & Equipment Purchase Information - Construction, 2004

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