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Mobility,
Collaborative Apps Drive Mid-Sized Firms' Hardware Spending
List
of Figures
- Figure
1: Computer Infrastructure Spending – Middle Market,
1998
- Figure
2: Average Computer Hardware Spending by Size of Business,
Middle Market 1998
- Figure
3: Average Computer Hardware Spending Allocation, Middle
Market 1998
- Figure
4: Average Cost of Most Recent Server Purchase - Size
of Business, Middle Market 1998
- Figure
5: Average Cost of Most Recent Server Purchase – Vertical
Industry, Middle Market 1998
- Figure
6: Servers per Firm - Size of Business, Middle Market
1998
- Figure
7: Servers per Firm - Type of Industry, Middle Market
1998
- Figure
8: Client Systems Per Firm - Size of Business, Middle
Market 1998
- Figure
9: Client Systems Per Firm - Type of Industry, Middle
Market 1998
- Figure
10: Average Desktop Replacement (# years) - Size of
Business, Middle Market 1998
- Figure
11: Average Desktop Replacement (# years) - Type of
Industry, Middle Market 1998
- Figure
12: Computer Software Spending - Size of Business, Middle
Market 1998
- Figure
13: Average Computer Software Spending Allocation, Middle
Market 1998
List
of Tables
- Table
1: Computer Hardware Spending by Size of Business, Middle
Market 1998-2002
- Table
2: Computer Hardware Spending by Type, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
3: Computer HW Spending Growth by Size of Business,
Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
4: Computer HW Spending Growth by Type of Hardware,
Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
5: Server Hardware Spending, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
6: Server Hardware Spending Growth by Size of Business,
Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
7: Server Operating System (SOS) Spending, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
8: SOS Spending Growth by Size of Business, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
9: Client Hardware Spending, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
10: Client Hardware Spending Growth, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
11: Storage Hardware Spending, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
12: Storage HW Spending Growth by Size of Business,
Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
13: "Other" Computer Hardware Spending, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
14: "Other" Computer Hardware Spending Growth, Middle
Market 1998-2002
- Table
15: Client Systems Per Firm, Middle Market 1997-2000
- Table
16: Computer Software Spending by Size of Business,
Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
17: Computer Software Spending by Type, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
18: Computer Software Spending Growth by Size of Business,
Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
19: Computer Software Spending Growth by Type, Middle
Market 1998-2002
- Table
20: Packaged Applications Spending, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
21: Packaged Applications Spending Growth, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
22: Database Spending, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
23: Database Spending Growth, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
24: Industry-specific Applications Spending, Middle
Market 1998-2002
- Table
25: Industry-specific Applications Spending Growth,
Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
26: Tools & Middleware Spending, Middle Market 1998-2002
- Table
27: Tools & Middleware Spending Growth, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
28: "Other" Computer Software Spending, Middle Market
1998-2002
- Table
29: "Other" Computer Software Spending Growth, Middle
Market 1998-2002
- Table
30: Desktop Operating Systems by Size of Business, Middle
Market 1998
- Table
31: Expected Desktop Operating Systems by Size of Business,
Middle Market 2000
- Table
32: Y2K Diagnosis, Compliance & Expenditure, Middle
Market 1998
- Table
33: Y2K Expenditure, Middle Market 1998 & Year-to-Date
Report
Information
Cahners
In-Stat Group expects mid-sized companies to replace many
desktop PCs with laptops, a reflection of the more mobile
nature of workers. In-Stat also expects middle market
firms to start making major investments in collaborative
and Internet-enabling applications. Facilitating collaboration
across dispersed groups and using the Web to better reach
and serve customers, as well as cutting costs are two
top priorities for mid-sized firms. Mid-sized businesses
are investing heavily in computer hardware, particularly
client hardware and server hardware. The emerging application
service provider industry may affect these firms' demand
for server hardware. However, effects won't be visible
until late in 2000.
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