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Bianca Pearl Sykimte
Market Analyst, Printers and Peripherals

Based on IDC's Philippines Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise IT Buying Behavior and Adoption Plans (Doc# PH383103Q) survey, reducing the total cost of IT is the topmost IT infrastructure need of the majority of SMEs in the country. Firms are now seeking to reduce costs by maximizing the utilization of their current IT infrastructure and reducing operational inefficiencies. This is in line with SMEs top business goal of reducing cost structure in their organization. Results of the survey also indicated that SMEs are prioritizing business expansion in current markets as well as new geographic markets. ....More


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November 20 , 2008
SME to Prioritize Overall IT Cost Reduction as Top Business Goal,says IDC
May 2 , 2008
Tailor Broadband Services According to Consumer Activities, Says IDC
Jan 24, 2008
Expansion,Business Optimization and Consumer Dynamism Will Shape Philippine ICT Market In 2008, Predicts IDC
Jan 18, 2008
IDC Telco Providers Grapple in Tech x.0 Era by Striking a Balance Between Innovation and Financial Targets - IDC Predicts in its Top 10 Telecommunications Trends Across Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) 2008
Jan 16, 2008
IDC Malaysia Hardcopy Peripherals (HCP): Highest Revenue Recorded in Q3 2007
December 12 , 2007
IDC Predicts Continuing Disruptions across the APEJ ICT Industry for 2008, Driving Double Digit Growth and New Market Segmentation
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Philippine ICT Market Report Series 2008

IDC's Philippine ICT Market report series is a comprehensive program covering key ICT market segments that IDC expects will have a significant influence on the Philippines ICT market. This intelligence service facilitates strategic and tactical decision making for investors, vendors, solution providers, government agencies, and all other active players in the ICT industry, by providing key addressable opportunities and insight into effective positioning strategies for products and services targeted at different vertical markets. In addition, this service also looks at the future directions of the various market segments, and outlines the market movements, product roadmap, as well as future buying trends and behavior of ICT users in the coming year.


Philippine Telecom Market Report Series 2008

The Philippine telecommunications services market outlook for 2007 remains upbeat, characterized by heightened competition, increasing user-centricity and the advent of new technologies. IDC's Philippine Telecom Market report series investigates specific topics relating to the local fixed and mobile services market, sharing timely information, insight and guidance that will be useful in identifying and capturing addressable opportunities in the market. It aims to provide service providers, equipment vendors, government agencies and other industry players with an understanding of the current situation and future direction of the market, which is crucial for strategic and tactical decision-making.


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Philippine PC Market Opportunities in the Small and Medium-Sized Business Segment

This IDC study analyzes the market opportunities within small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in the Philippines, based on IDC's quarterly PC tracking. The objective of this study is to provide insight into the usage behavior, buying preferences, and spending patterns that is unique to SMBs, as well as to highlight the corresponding opportunities available to PC vendors.


Philippines Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise IT Buying Behavior and Adoption Plans

This IDC study provides analysis of and insights into the IT product and service buying behavior of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Philippines, based on a survey conducted by IDC. This study covers key IT market segments, hardware, software, and services. The quantitative data shows quantifiable opportunities that can be addressed by IT vendors and service providers (SPs).


Philippines IT Spending 2007–2012 Forecast and Analysis
This IDC Pivot Table shows forecasts that represent the most comprehensive view of Philippine IT spending research efforts. Comprising 20 technology segments, the pivot tool allows the users to investigate market growth by geography or technology within the Asia/Pacific region across 17 vertical segments, or six company size segments.

Philippines Telecommunications Services 2008–2012 Forecast and Analysis
This IDC study examines the Philippines telecommunications services market, including fixed-line and mobile services. This study also presents a five-year market forecast for the market, as well as the major trends in the market in 2007. The telecommunications services market performed strongly in 2007, reaching US$3,772 million or 12% year-on-year growth in annual service provider (SP) revenue. The market outlook remains optimistic at 6% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue terms over the next five years, reaching US$5,060 million in annual SP revenue in 2012.

Mobile Consumer Survey: End-User Preferences and Perception of Mobile Services in the Philippines
This IDC study identifies the trends in usage preferences and perception of mobile device and services of urban consumers in the Philippines using the information gathered from IDC's Mobile Consumer Survey conducted in July–August 2007.

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Broadband Consumer Survey: Identifying Key Broadband User Segments in the Philippines

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