"IDC today announced its findings on the revenues that will be generated from the local broadband services market as compared to Malaysia’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth rates over the next three years. Results show that the yearly growth rate of Malaysia’s broadband revenues (16.1 percent in 2009 from 2008, and 15.5 per cent in 2010 from 2009) in the next three years (2008 to 2010) will surpass that of the nation’s average GDP yearly growth rate of 6 percent between 2008 and 2010.".....More
IDC's Malaysia ICT Overview service provides in-depth analysis, forecast and competitive data for various segments of the Malaysian ICT market, covering computing IT hardware, packaged software and services.....>>more
Malaysia Telecommunications
IDC's Malaysia Telecommunications intelligence service keeps clients abreast of the latest industry developments and competitive trends in the traditional fixed-line, wireless, broadband, and IP services segments....>>more
Malaysia Vertical Solutions
The evolution of IT technologies and markets has a profound effect on IT vendors and how they view, manage, and support all types of alliance and channel partner relationships....>>more
Malaysia IT Market Monitor
IDC's Malaysia IT Market Monitor report series provides an essential guide for IT vendors and executives, who are involved in IT planning and in making business decisions....>>more
Malaysia Services Hot Spots
IDC's Malaysia Services Hot Spots report series offers a comprehensive study of the IT and business services market and a detailed analysis of the competitive environment, market trends, user buying patterns and future growth area.....>>more
New Research
Malaysia IT Services 2008 - 2012 Forecast and Analysis.
This IDC study shows how IT services markets in Malaysia are influenced by the slowdown in the U.S. economy and other nationwide activities. The emergence of Malaysia as an IT hub in the Asia/Pacific region has contributed positive sentiments to the IT industry. In 2008, the overall IT services market is expected to increase at 12.14%."The growth in services market is largely driven by the latest trends in technologies and solutions. Overall, the market outlook for IT services is improving with continuous government initiatives and private sectors progressing toward the use of ICT," says Peter Hee, market
analyst, IT Research, IDC Malaysia..>>more
Malaysia Software 2008 - 2012 Forecast and Analysis: Tracker Markets.
This IDC study provides an in-depth analysis of the Malaysian packaged software tracker market by secondary markets. The study also includes a forecast on the packaged software tracker market from 2008–2012. This study does not cover the entire software markets but covers only strategic secondary markets of enterprise resource management (ERM) applications, customer relationship management (CRM) applications, supply chain management (SCM) applications, operations and manufacturing applications, systems and network management software, storage software, security software, information and data management software, and information access and delivery software. In the next five years, CRM applications, data access, analysis, and delivery (DAAD), and security software will experience strong CAGRs of 6%, 13%, and 18%, respectively.>>more
Malaysia Broadband Access Services 2008 - 2012 Forecast and Analysis.
This IDC study analyses Malaysia's total broadband services market that is anticipated to grow to 3.3 million subscribers by 2012. The national telecom regulator MCMC is entrusted to push the Broadband Plan specifically for Klang Valley (KVB90) initiatives, which aims to proliferate up to 90% household broadband penetration by 2010 in the Klang Valley. This is an initiative to support the MYICMS 886 and IDC believes similar plans will be devised for other states, yet these initiatives are still in discussion stages. On the back of such strong support from the government, the household broadband penetration rate is expected to grow by leaps and bounds.>>more
Malaysia Desktop and Notebook 2008 - 2012 Forecast and Analysis.
This IDC study provides key current and future trends for the PC market in Malaysia. These are vital insights, which complements business strategies to take advantage of the vast opportunities within the Malaysian PC Market."The PC Market in Malaysia will continue to prosper over 2008 fueled by sound consumer and government PC spending," says Jaygan Fu Ponnudurai, associate analyst, Personal Systems Research, IDC Malaysia.>>more
Malaysia IT and Telecommunications: Top Key Trends To Look Out For in 2008.
This IDC study provides key development and trends in the local information and communication technology (ICT) market in Malaysia in 2008. These important future trends and events, which are collective opinions of IDC's industry experts, are significant insights that will require executive attention and will consequently drive strategic choices in the year ahead."The ICT industry in Malaysia will continue to disrupt leading to new market segments," says Jaygan Fu Ponnudurai, associate market analyst, Personal Systems Research, IDC Malaysia.>>more
Asia/Pacific Government 2008 Top 10 Predictions.
This Government Insights study presents our top 10 predictions for Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) or APEJ governments for 2008. This study discusses key issues, conditions, and challenges that
government officials and organizations must address as they perform their roles and
responsibilities in IT strategic planning, investment decision making, and technology program
delivery."As technology and business drivers force governments to further optimize the value of IT investments, next-generation technologies, such as Web 2.0, virtualization, mobile technologies, and biometrics, will feature more prominently on governments' information and communication technology (ICT) agendas. However, partnerships that help governments understand, deploy, and measure the outcomes of these technologies will determine the success of technology implementations," says Raphael Phang, research director, Government Insights, Asia/Pacific.>>more
New Multiclient Study
Malaysia C-Level Service Spending Intention Survey
This multiclient study presents a demand-side view on the IT services invesment in Malaysia providing the research sponsors a better understanding of the forces that drive IT services spending in 2006.>>more
