Worldwide Information Services 1990-1995 (1 of 2)

282 Pages·1991·8.5 MB·English

JULY 1991
WORLDWIDE INFORMATION
SERVICES FORECAST
1990-1995
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MarketAnalysisProgram(MAMAP)
WorldwideInformationServicesForecast,
1990-1995
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WORLDWIDEINFORMATIONSERVICESFORECAST.1990-1995 INPUT
Abstract
Thisreportprovidesacomprehensivelookattheworldwideinformation
servicesindustrywithgrowthrateprojectionsfortheperiod1990through
1995. Performanceisanalyzedforcompaniesthatofferprocessing
services,networkservices,softwareproducts,turnkeysystems,systems
integrationandprofessionalservices.
Thereportprovidesforecastsofuserexpendituresforinformationser-
vicesin30countriesorgeographicareasinNorthAmerica,Europe
(WesternandEastern),AsiaandthePacific,LatinAmerica,andthe
MiddleEastandAfrica.
Foreachcountryorgeographicarea,thereportanalyzesuserexpendi-
turesforeachofeightdeliverymodesthatINPUTusesinallinformation
servicesmarketforecastsandanalyses.
Thereportprovidesanoverviewofeachmarket(regionalornational),
includingthedrivingforcesandinhibitingfactorsimpactingthelocal
informationservicesindustry. Thereportprovidesanumberofconsider-
ationsformarketentryorexpansionineachcountryorarea,aswellasa
numberofrecommendationsforincreasingthemarketingeffectivenessof
companiesinforeigncountries.
Thisreportcontains276pages,including147exhibits.
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Table ofContents
Introduction 1*1
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A. PurposeandScope
B. Methodology I-l
1. Research/AnalysisMethodology 1-4
2. ForecastsandInflation 1-4
C. ReportStructure 1-5
D. RelatedINPUTReports 1-6
WorldwideSummary n-1
A. Introduction n-1
B. GlobalBusinessEnvironment n-1
C. EnvironmentalFactors n-2
D. MarketForecast II-4
1. WorldwideSummary II-4
2. GeographicDistribution n-6
3. RegionalAreaComparison II-7
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ni RegionalSummary Asia/Pacific ni-l
A. RegionalOverview fflU
1. DrivingForces in-2
2. InhibitingFactors in-2
B. InformationServicesMarketForecast ni-3
C. MarketConsiderations ni-6
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rV RegionalSummary Europe IV-l
A. RegionalOverview IV-l
B. InformationServicesMarketForecast IV-2
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Table ofContents (Continued)
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RegionalSummary LatinAmerica V-1
A. RegionalOverview V-1
1. DrivingForces V-2
2. InhibitingFactors V-2
B. InformationServicesMarketForecast V-3
C. MarketConsiderations V-7
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VI RegionalSummary MiddleEast/Africa VI-1
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A. RegionalOverview
1. Africa VI-1
a. DrivingForces VI-2
b. InhibitingFactors VI-3
2. MiddleEast VI-3
a. DrivingForces VI-4
b. InhibitingFactors VI-4
B. InformationServicesMarketForecast VI-5
C. MarketConsiderations VI-6
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vn RegionalSummary NorthAmerica VII-1
A. RegionalOverview VII-
B. InformationServicesMarketForecast VII-2
C. MarketConsiderations VII-5
vin NationalProfiles vm-i
A. Introduction vm-i
B. Argentina vin-2
1. NationalOverview vin-2
a. DrivingForces vm-2
b. InhibitingFactors vin-3
2. InformationServicesMarketForecast vin-3
3. MarketConsiderations vin-6
C. Australia vin-8
1. NationalOverview vin-8
a. DrivingForces vin-8
b. InhibitingFactors vin-9
2. InformationServicesMarketForecast vin-9
3. MarketConsiderations vm-12
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