Worldwide Information Services Forecast 1992-1997

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WORLDWIDE
INFORMATION
FORECAST
SERVICES
America
LATIN
1992-1997
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WORLDWIDE INFORMATION SERVICES FORECAST, 1992-1997 INPUT
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Worldwide Information Services Forecast
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Latin America 1992-1997
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
A. Purpose and Scope I-l
B. Methodology 1-3
1. Research/Analysis Methodology 1-4
2. Forecasts and Inflation 1-5
C. Report Structure 1-6
1. Report Organization 1-6
2. Data Diskette 1-7
D. Related INPUT Reports I-IO
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n Regional Summary Latin America n-1
A. Regional Overview II-
1. Driving Forces II-2
2. Inhibiting Factors II-3
B. Information Services Market Forecast II-4
C. Market Considerations n-10
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National Profiles Latin America m-i
A. Argentina m-i
1. National Overview m-i
a. Driving Forces in-2
b. Inhibiting Factors in-2
2. Information Services Market Forecast in-3
3. Market Considerations in-6
B. Brazil m-io
1. National Overview in-10
a. Driving Forces m-ii
b. Inhibiting Factors m-ii
2. Information Services Market Forecast in-12
3. Market Considerations in-15
C. Mexico m-18
1. National Overview in-18
a. Driving Forces in-19
b. Inhibiting Factors in-20
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2. Information Services Market Forecast in-20
3. Market Considerations m-24
Other Latin America in-27
1. Regional Overview in-27
2. Information Services Market Forecast in-27
Venezuela in-32
1. National Overview in-32
a. Driving Forces in-33
b. Inhibiting Factors in-33
2. Information Services Market Forecast m-33
3. Market Considerations in-36
rv Conclusions and Recommendations IV-
A. Conclusions IV-
B. Recommendations IV-3
Appendixes A. Definition of Temis A-1
A. Introduction A-1
B. Overall Definitions and Analytical Framework A-2
1. Information Services A-2
2. Market Forecasts/User Expenditure A-3
3. Delivery Modes A-4
4. Market Sectors A-4
5. Trading Communities A-4
6. Outsourcing A-5
C. Delivery Modes and Submodes A-6
1. Software Products A-6
a. Systems Software Products A-8
b. Applications Software Products A-9
2. Turnkey Systems A-11
3. Processing Services A-12
4. Systems Operations A-13
5. Systems Integration A-14
6. Professional Services A-16
7. Network Services A-18
a. Electronic Information Services A-18
b. Network AppUcations A-19
8. Equipment Services A-20
D. Computer Equipment A-20
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Appendixes E. Sector Definitions A-21
1. Industry Sector Definitions A-21
2. Cross-Industry Sector Definitions A-25
3. Delivery Mode Reporting By Sector A-27
F. Vendor Revenue and User Expenditure Conversion A-29
B. Currency Conversion Factors B-1
C. Economic Assumptions C-1
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Exhibits
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•1 Information Services Industry Structure 1992 1-2
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Worldwide Information Services Forecast, 1992-1997 Data 1-8
Diskette Description
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-1 Market Forecast Latin America, 1992-1997 II-4
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-2 Market Distribution Latin America, 1992 and 1997 II-5
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-3 Market Forecast by Delivery Mode Latin America, II-6
1992-1997
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-4 Delivery Mode Analysis, Information Services Market II-9
Latin America, 1992 and 1997
-5 International Vendors Active in Latin America, 1992 II-1
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-1 Market Forecast—Argentina, 1992-1997 111-3
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-2 Market Forecast by Delivery Mode^ Argentina, 111-4
1992-1997
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-3 Selected Vendors by Delivery Mode Argentina, 1991 111-7
-4 Information Services Industry Market Forecast 111-9
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by Delivery Mode and Submode, 1992-1997 Argentina
-5 MarketForecast—Brazil, 1992-1997 in-12
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-6 Market Forecast by Delivery Brazil, 1992-1997 111-13
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-7 Selected Vendors by Delivery Mode Brazil, 1991 111-16
-8 Information Services Industry Market Forecast 111-17
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by Delivery Mode and Submode, 1992-1997 Brazil
-9 MarketForecast—Mexico, 1992-1997 in-21
10 MarketForecastby Delivery Mode—Mexico, 1992-1997 111-22
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11 Selected Vendors by Delivery Mode Mexico, 1991 111-25
12 Information Services Industry Market Forecast by 111-26
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Delivery Mode and Submode, 1992-1997 Mexico
13 MarketForecast—Other Latin America, 1992-1997 in-28
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14 Market Forecast by Dehvery Mode Other Latin 111-29
America, 1992-1997
15 Selected Vendors by DeUvery Mode—Chile, 1991 IH-BO
16 Information Services Industry Market Forecast by 111-31
Delivery Mode and Submode, 1992-1997—Other
Latin America
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Exhibits (Continued)
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-17 MarketForecast—Venezuela, 1992-1997 in-34
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-18 Market Forecast by Delivery Mode Venezuela, 111-35
1992-1997
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-19 Selected Vendors by Delivery Mode Venezeula, 1991 111-36
-20 Information Services Industry Market Forecast by 111-38
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Delivery Mode and Submode, 1992-1997 Venezuela
Appendixes
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-1 Outsourcing Components INPUT'S View A-5
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-2 Information Services Industry Structure 1992 A-7
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-3 Systems Software Products Market Stnicutte A-8
-4 Applications Products and Tumkey Systems A-10
-5 The Customization Spectrum A-12
-6 Processing Services Market Structure A-12
-7 Products/Services in Systems Integration Projects A-15
-8 Professional Services Market Structure A-17
-9 Network Services Market Structure A-18
-10 Industry Sector Definitions A-22
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-11 Delivery Mode versus Market Sector Forecast Content A-28
-12 Vendor Revenue to User Expenditure Conversion A-30
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-1 U.S. GNP Inflation Growth Rate Assumptions C-1
1992-1997
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-2 Inflation Assumptions 1990 and 1991 C-2
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