A new ChangeWave survey points to a big uptick in corporate IT spending for 1st Quarter 2011 – the second biggest improvement in four years.
Among other things, the results bode well for 1st Quarter business spending on smart phones, tablets and PCs.
A total of 1,641 respondents involved with IT spending in their organization participated in the November 8-22 ChangeWave survey.
Smart Phone and Tablet results include:
- Current Business Market Share: Mobile Operating Systems
- Winning and Losing Smart Phone Manufacturers – including HTC, Motorola (MOT), Apple (AAPL), Research In Motion (RIMM), Palm (PALM), and Samsung, among others
- Business Smart Phone Planned Buying Trends: Next 90 Days
- An early look at corporate interest in Windows Phone 7
- Tablet penetration in the corporate market – including current and future demand for Apple iPad vs. Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) vs. Dell (DELL) tablets, among others
- Corporate tablet satisfaction ratings
- Preferred wireless service providers among businesses – Verizon vs. AT&T;
- Tablet cannibalization of other products
Overall Corporate IT Spending and PC Buying results include:
- Projected IT Spending Trends for Next Quarter and Current Quarter
- Spending Levels for IT Vendors – including Apple, Microsoft (MSFT) and Citrix (CTXS)
- Leading and Lagging IT Spending Categories – including PCs, Servers, and Operating Systems
- A Look at Future PC Demand: Dell vs. Hewlett-Packard vs. Apple
Companies in the Report:
APPLE (AAPL), AT&T; (T), CITRIX (CTXS), DELL (DELL), HEWLETT-PACKARD (HPQ), MICROSOFT (MSFT), MOTOROLA (MOT), PALM (PALM), RESEARCH IN MOTION (RIMM), VERIZON (VZ)
The complete Business Smart Phone and Tablet Report is available here.
*NOTE: ChangeWave's Business Smart Phone Demand survey is conducted quarterly, and the full series of four reports is available here.
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