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Large
Firms Will Boost Internet Spending to $84 Billion
List
of Figures
- Figure 1: Internet Spending,
Enterprise 1998
- Figure 2: Percent of
Employees with Internet Access - Size of Business, Enterprise
1998
- Figure 3: Percent of Firms
with Internet Access - Industry, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 4: Primary Browser
Software by Size of Business, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 5: Primary Browser
Software by Industry, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 6: Top 6 Uses of
the Internet - 1000 to 4999 Employees, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 7: Top 6 Uses of
the Internet - 5000 to 9999 Employees, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 8: Top 6 Uses
of the Internet - 10,000+ Employees, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 9: Top 6 Uses of
the Internet - Services, Enterprise1998
- Figure 10: Top 6 Uses
of the Internet - Manufacturing, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 11: Top 6 Uses
of the Internet - Trade, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 12: Top 6 Uses
of the Internet - FIRE, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 13: Monthly Internet
Access Spending by Size of Business, Enterprise 1998
- Figure 14: Monthly Cost
of Email Services by Size of Business - Enterprise,
1998
- Figure 15: Monthly Cost
of Email Services by Vertical Industry - Enterprise,
1998
- Figure 16: Percent of
Firms that Own Email Servers by Size of Business - Enterprise,
1998
- Figure 17: Importance
of Corporate Identity in Email Services by Size - Enterprise
- Figure 18: Importance
of Corporate Identity in Email Services by Vertical
- Enterprise
- Figure 19: Importance
of Single Domain Name in Email Services by Size - Enterprise
- Figure 20: Importance
of Single Domain Name in Email Services by Vertical
- Enterprise
- Figure 21: Importance
of Fixed Monthly Pricing in Email Services by Size -
Enterprise
- Figure 22: Importance
of Fixed Monthly Pricing in Email Services by Vertical
- Enterprise
- Figure 23: Importance
of Predictable Message Tracking in Email Services by
Size - Enterprise
- Figure 24: Importance
of Predictable Message Tracking in Email Services by
Vertical - Mid Market
- Figure 25: Importance
of Self Service Dial Access in Email Services by Size
- Enterprise
- Figure 26: Importance
of Self Service Dial Access in Email Services by Vertical
- Enterprise
- Figure 27: Importance
of Low Cost in Email Services by Size - Enterprise
- Figure 28: Importance
of Low Cost in Email Services by Vertical - Enterprise
- Figure 29: Email Application
Usage by Size of Business - Enterprise
- Figure 30: Email Application
Usage by Vertical Industry - Enterprise
- Figure 31: % of Annual
Revenue Generated Online by Size of Business, Enterprise
1998
- Figure 32: % of Revenue
Generate Online by Size of Business, Enterprise 2000
- Figure 33: "The Internet
is SAFE enough for Internet Commerce," - 1000 to 4999
Employees
- Figure 34: "The Internet
is SAFE enough for Internet Commerce," - 5000 to 9999
Employees
- Figure 35: "The Internet
is SAFE enough for Internet Commerce," - 10,000+ Employees
- Figure 36: "SALES have
increased…as a result of our web page," - 1000 to 4999
Employees
- Figure 37: "SALES have
increased…as a result of our web page," - 5000 to 9999
Employees
- Figure 38: "SALES have
increased…as a result of our web page," - 10,000+ Employees
- ntegration with Legacy
Mainframe Systems
List
of Tables
- Table 1: Internet Usage
by Size of Business, Enterprise 1998
- Table 2: Internet Spending
by Size of Business, Enterprise 1998-2002
- Table 3: Internet Spending
Growth, Enterprise 1998-2002
- Table 4: Importance of
Features for Email Services (10 point Scale) - Enterprise,
1998
- Table 5: Internet Partners
& Functions, Enterprise 1998/2000 (current/planned)
- Table 6: Website Hosts,
Enterprise 1998/2000 (current/planned)
- Table 7: Website Features,
Enterprise 1998
- Table 8: Website Features,
Enterprise 2000
- Table 9: Internet Strategy
Decision-makers by Size of Business, Enterprise 1998
- Table 10: Internet Investment
Decision-makers by Size of Business, Enterprise 1998
Report
Information
The
Internet has quickly evolved into a means of communicating
with customers, partners and employees 24x7x365. This
always-available access to vital information and resources
has spurred a flurry of investments from these firms to
build their Internet infrastructure up and out. This report
provides a comprehensive analysis of the enterprise market
focusing on Internet usage and penetration (by size of
business and vertical industry), Internet spending, E-mail
applications and drivers, Internet commerce infrastructure
and decision-maker influences. In-depth forecasts are
included.
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