Twenty survey reports yearly focused on the latest corporate buying and business trends – including IT/Software and Cloud Computing Spending, PC Purchases, Overall Corporate Sales, the Job Market, and an in-depth look at Leading and Lagging Sectors, among other things.

Corporate IT, Tablet and PC Spending Trends Reports (Quarterly)

• 90 Day Enterprise IT Spending Projections
• Projected IT Spending by Company Size
• Current Quarter Actual IT Spending
• Corporate Willingness to Spend Money on IT Products and Services
• Current Spending on Individual IT Categories – Including PCs, Storage, Security, Networking, and Operating Systems
• Six Month IT Budget Projections

Corporate Cloud Computing Trends Reports (Quarterly)

• Current Corporate Use of Cloud Computing Services
• Expected Time Period of Greatest Increase in Cloud Spending
• Impact of Cloud Spending on Other Areas of Software/IT Budget and IT Staff
• Future Spending Projections on Cloud Services
• Corporate Perception of Cloud Reliability and Security
• Reasons Why Companies Are Not Using The Cloud

Enterprise Software Spending Trends Reports (Quarterly)

• 90 Day Enterprise Software Spending Projections
• Projected Software Spending By Company Size
• Adjustments to Overall Capital Budgets
• Software Categories with Momentum – including BI, SCM, Data Storage, Virtualization, ECM, and ERP, among others
• Underlying Reasons Behind Future Software Spending
• Competition Between IT Security Vendors

Corporate Business Trends Reports (Quarterly)

• Current Quarter Corporate Sales Trends – U.S. Economy
• Next Quarter Corporate Sales Pipeline Projections
• Overall Capital Budget Increases/Decreases
• Job Market Hiring and Layoff Trends
• Price Pressures in the Current Marketplace
• Impact of the Credit Market on Corporate Ability to Borrow
• Corporate Ability to Purchase Commodities
• Current Quarter Cancelled Orders
• Corporate Inventory Buildups and Declines
• Changes in Order Backlogs

Leading and Lagging Sector Reports (Quarterly)

• Sales Trends for Leading and Lagging Sectors – e.g., Semiconductor Industry, Manufacturing, Gas & Oil, Computer Hardware and others
• Hiring Trends by Sector
• Effect of the Credit Crunch on Individual Sectors
• Customer Willingness to Spend on Products and Services
• Product Inventories Among Best and Worse Performing Sectors
• Pricing Pressures in the Current Marketplace
• Next Quarter Corporate Sales Pipeline Projections by Industry
• Capital Budget Projections at the Sector Level