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After two consecutive quarterly improvements, ChangeWave's latest corporate IT spending survey points to a contraction in the business purchasing growth rate going forward.
Despite the contraction there are still positives, however, including strong business demand for tablets and smart phones, and continued corporate momentum for Samsung and Apple.
A total of 1,602 respondents involved with IT spending in their organization participated in the May 8-22 survey, which also focused on enterprise PCs, Macs and Ultrabooks.
Report details include:
- Projected IT Spending Trends for Next Quarter
- A Look at ChangeWave's Key Leading Indicator: ChangeWave's U.S. IT Spending Forecast vs. S&P 500 Index
- Comparison of Current Tablet Usage vs. Future Demand
- Preferred Wireless Service Providers among Business – AT&T (T) vs. Verizon (VZ) vs. Sprint (S)
- Corporate Market: iPad Satisfaction vs. Samsung vs. Other Tablets
- Current Business Market Share: Mobile Operating Systems
- A Look at the Rise of the Google Android vs. Apple iOS Operating System in Business Market
- Corporate Market Smart Phone Demand: RIM vs. Apple and Samsung vs. Motorola vs. HTC
- Tablet Penetration in the Corporate Market – including current and future demand for Apple (APPL) iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Motorola Xoom (MMI), BlackBerry PlayBook (RIMM) and Amazon (AMZN) Kindle Fire tablets
- A Look at Future PC Demand: Dell (DELL) vs. Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) vs. Apple (AAPL) vs. Lenovo
- Impact of Upcoming Windows 8 Release on Planned PC/Server Purchasing
- Demand for Ultrabooks – including impact on Other Electronics Products
The Complete Corporate Demand for IT, Smart Phones, Tablets and PCs Demand Report is available here.
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