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List of Figures

Figure 1: Total Computer Infrastructure Market Opportunity, Small Business 1998
Figure 2: Fundamental Market Segments, Small Business 1998
Figure 3: Computer Hardware Spending by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Figure 4: Average Computer Hardware Spending Allocation, Small Business 1998
Figure 5: Average Cost of Recent Server Purchase, Small Business 1998
Figure 6: Servers Per Firm by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Figure 7: Number of Years Using Servers by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Figure 8: Client Systems Per Firm by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Figure 9: Client Systems Per Firm by Size of Business, Technology-enabled 1998
Figure 10: Client Systems Per Firm by Size of Business, Technology-disabled 1998
Figure 11: Rate of Desktop Replacement by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Figure 12: Computer Software Spending by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Figure 13: Computer Software Spending Allocation, Small Business 1998

List of Tables

Table 1: Computer Hardware Spending by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 2: Computer Hardware Spending by Type of Hardware, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 3: Computer Hardware Spending Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 4: Computer Hardware Growth by Type of Hardware, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 5: Server Hardware Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 6: Server Hardware Spending Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 7: Server Operating System (SOS) Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 8: SOS Spending Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 9: Client Hardware Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 10: Client Hardware Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 11: Storage Hardware Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 12: Storage Hardware Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 13: "Other Computer Hardware" Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 14: "Other Computer Hardware" Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 15: Client Systems Per Firm by Size of Business, Small Business 1997-2000
Table 16: Computer Software Spending by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 17: Computer Software Spending by Type of Software, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 18: Computer Software Spending Growth by Size of business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 19: Computer Software Spending Growth by Type of Software, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 20: Packaged Applications Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 21: Packaged Applications Software Growth by Size, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 22: Database Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 23: Database Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 24: Industry-specific Applications Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 25: Industry-specific Apps Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 26: Tools & Middleware Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 27: Tools & Middleware Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 28: "Other Computer Software" Spending, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 29: "Other Computer Software" Growth by Size of Business, Small Business 1998-2002
Table 30: Desktop Operating Systems by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Table 31: Expected Desktop Operating Systems by Size of Business, Small Business 2000
Table 32: Previous Desktop Operating Systems by Size of Business, Small Business 1998
Table 33: Y2K Diagnosis, Compliance & Expenditure, Small Business 1998
Table 34: Y2K Expenditure, Small Business 1998 & Year-to-Date Market

Report Information

Small businesses leverage substantial purchase power, investing roughly $57 billion in computer hardware and software in 1998. The substantial multiplier effect in this market combined with a rapidly developing buyer segment, suggests that computer hardware and software vendors will enjoy healthy demand from the 2.2 million small business in the US. This report discusses trends in small business computing and details current and expected computing infrastructure including number of clients, servers and desktop operating system. Further, forecasts are provided for several areas of computing infrastructure spending including client hardware, server hardware, storage hardware, packaged applications and databases.

Report Title: Small Business: Computing Infrastructure & Forecasts 1998-2002
Report number: MMSB9803MS
Date: April 1999
Pages: 34
Price: $2,495

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