Enterprise businesses are generally great aggregators of the workforce, and have historically maintained a high proportion of the US-based employment workforce. US Enterprises tend to optimize and integrate processes, which reduce the necessity for a larger workforce. Onus has slowly shifted to automation of processes, which has moved industry sized processes into a computer room, reducing the number of people gaining and maintaining employment within the US Enterprise segment. Recession and Government debt consolidation has stagnated employment numbers, which in particular noticed relatively high reduction in 2010. However, elections are expected to positively affect employment statistics, increasing employment in 2011. Beyond that, growth in employment numbers will remain steady around 0.3%. This Excel-base Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) is part of the Enterprise Business subscription and includes business demographics on number of employees for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Enterprise Businesses as those with 1000 or more employees. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Each year few medium and even fewer small-sized firms transition into the Enterprise domain, which is based on the expansion of financial, commercial and industrial aspects of providing services to clients of all capacities. In order to accomplish this feat, mid-sized businesses must expand their workforce, vigilantly plan strategies, and invest in specialty functions. On the other hand, due to lack of required funds, infrastructure and personnel, small sized businesses find it difficult to evolve into an enterprise firm. As a result, the number of Enterprise firms within the US business marketplace are low. Firms with enterprise status account for only 0.1% of the total US business firms, and this figure is likely to remain constant over the forecast period. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Post-recession, Enterprise business is still considered to be highly lucrative, predominantly due to the fact that it entails a much broader growth possibility brought on by the involvement of financial, commercial and industrial aspects in providing services to clients of all capacities. Each year the number of enterprise firms increases, but if observed closely this increase is non-uniform across the various verticals, and within some such as mining, utilities and construction, it is rather miniscule. This can be justified by the fact that investors are unwilling to invest in these segments due to the absence of modern technology combined with the lack of necessary resources. The Services vertical is expected to continue leading in terms of numbers with professional and non-professional services, increasing their figures from about 2500 in 2011 to 2700 in 2015. Verticals such as government, education, healthcare, manufacturing and retail are expected to experience a boost in their numbers over the forecast period. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Voice Expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Wireless Voice Services (WLV) include expenditures on dial tone related services, where voice calls are delivered over a wireless network.  This category includes per-minute charges, base charges in flat-rate plans and for-fee, value-added services related to wireless voice transport, i.e., voice-activated dialing, voicemail, call forwarding, call waiting, and caller ID.  Verticals include: Mining, Construction, TCU, Government, Retail, Services, FIRE, Manufacturing, Wholesale Trade and Retail.  Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Stephanie Atkinson. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. Advancements in technology and greater availability of bandwidth has facilitated the enterprise market's movement away from Wireline services. Wireless services offer greater mobility, flexibility and security, which is an important asset in current enterprise business architecture. As a result, Wireline voice spending is on the decline, expected to explosively decrease from $8.0 billion in 2011 to $4.3 billion in 2015; an approximate 50% decrease in spending. The migration away from wireline voice services is expected to accelerate in the latter years of the forecast. The rapid decline in wireline voice usage and spending will eventually seep down to the smaller and mid-sized businesses, as enterprise businesses tend to lead the trend in technology adoption.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Voice Expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Wireless Voice Services (WLV) include expenditures on dial tone related services, where voice calls are delivered over a wireless network. This category includes per-minute charges, base charges in flat-rate plans and for-fee, value-added services related to wireless voice transport, i.e., voice-activated dialing, voicemail, call forwarding, call waiting, and caller ID. Verticals include: Mining, Construction, TCU, Government, Retail, Services, FIRE, Manufacturing, Wholesale Trade and Retail. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Stephanie Atkinson. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. Adoption of wireless technologies is expected to increase tremendously over the next few years; however; adoption of wireless voice services is expected to slowly decline from 2012 to 2015. In conjunction with the decrease in wireline voice expenditure, this points towards a growing trend of migrating away from voice services. Factors that can be attributed to this shift include cheaper infrastructural costs, cheaper connectivity and low marginal operating costs for enterprise businesses. Overall, expenditure on wireless voice services will decrease from $17.2 billion in 2011 to $16.6 billion in 2015, a small yet significant decrease.
 

When it comes to IT, US Enterprise businesses are usually heavy spenders. Innovation in IT and adoption of newer technologies necessitated by daily business functions are the cornerstone of increasing expenditure within this sector. A spending figure that currently stands at over $83.5 billion is set to exceed $104 billion in 2015. Primary components within this sector include Services, Manufacturing and Government, each of which claim a major share of this expenditure. Key drivers for growth within this sector include IP-based and managed services, both of which would pump up the expected figure for wireline data sending. Even though the dollar spending over the forecasted period are expected to rise, its overall contribution towards US business IT sector are expected to decline from 57.5% in 2010 to 48% in 2015. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on Wireline Data expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines wireline data as expenditures on for-fee data transport services over a wireless network, even when sessions are terminated on a wireline network. This category includes fixed wireless; satellite broadcast Internet services; wireless web services and private/proprietary wireless data network services, as well as one-time service-related charges such as equipment set up (not related to applications integration). This category does not include hosting fees for wireless-accessible applications, one-time applications integration or equipment rental. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Larger Enterprise businesses are usually governed with long term profitability in mind, hence necessitating timely and effective investment into infrastructural needs. Prominence of data services in driving growth in wireless and wireline services has been seen as a key factor. Overall, spending on US Enterprise business telecom is expected to increase from $125 billion in 2010 to over $147 in 2015, marking a minimum year-on year growth of at least 3%. Though this figure is not high, it still represents consistent growth in this sector. Unfortunately however, proportional spending of the enterprise sector when compared to overall US business telecom expenditure is expected to decrease over the next few years; from 44.3% in 2010 to 40.6% in 2015. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on telecom expenditures for enterprise business by category. Telecom consists of business expenditures on telecom services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. This category of IT spending also consists of business expenditures on wireline voice equipment, such as TDM PBXs and handsets, and wireless voice/mobile data equipment. Categories include: Wireline Voice, Wireline Data, Wireline Voice Equipment, Wireless Voice, Wireless Data and Wireless Equipment. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Wireline data is one of the major components within US Enterprise businesses. In 2010, US Enterprise business wireline data services accounted for over 55% of overall spending in US business wireline data services, equating to over $78 billion. Spending in this sector is expected to grow at a slower, yet consistent rate of 5% year-on-year over the forecasted period. It is expected that total investment in this sector would be just over $104 billion in 2015. Wireline data spending includes IP-based services including VoIP, and managed services, both of which would add substance to this sector over the next few years. Wireless data is the main threat to this sector, as US businesses are increasingly investing in hi-tech wireless technology. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireline Data services expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireline data services include all data transport services and telco-provided managed services. IP and private line services are included in this category, as well as Frame Relay and ATM. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Globally, the Telecom industry is one of the fastest growing industries. Due to less expensive technology and major competition, businesses are being being offered cheaper services. However, due to a surge in the number of customers in the last decade, organizations have increased their revenue in telecom services. This has allowed room for more expenditure within this sector, where larger enterprises within the US are expected to spend over $147 billion by 2015. Investment in this sector is expected to grow consistently over the forecasted period, but the rate of growth could decrease, reaching a mere 3% by 2015. This signifies saturation in market, suggesting a decline in wireline data spending as most businesses migrate to broadband services. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business telecom expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines Telecom as services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Wireless technology has greatly marred the market share that was once controlled by wireline services. Spending on both wireline voice and equipment is expected to decrease over the forecasted period. US Enterprise businesses are expected to cut down their spending on wireline equipment from $4.7 billion in 2011 to just over $2.1 billion in 2015; a staggering decrease of over 50%. Migration to IP based voice solutions and across the board adoption of wireless services is cited as major reason behind this decline. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireline Equipment expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireline Voice Equipment includes expenditures on premise equipment required for conducting voice calls. This category includes wireline handsets (both corded and cordless), headsets, Private Branch Exchange (PBX) systems and PBX-specific handsets, key systems and multi-line phones. This category does not include PC-based PBX systems or any other kinds of LAN telephony solutions. These products are considered data networking solutions. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Wireless services offer mobility, quality of service and ease of access. Combined with added security, wireless services have been preferred when compared to wireline services. Generally, US Enterprise businesses are spending more on wireless services. However, spending on wireless voice services is expected to reduce over the forecasted period from $17.2 billion in 2011 to $16.6 billion in 2015. However, as a percentage of total US business spending, enterprise businesses are expected to spend more on wireless voice with each passing year, increasing from 28% in 2011 to 30.6% in 2015. It is expected that this trend will be offset by spending in other sectors of US Enterprise business telecom sector. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Voice Expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireless Voice Services (WLV) include expenditures on dial tone related services, where voice calls are delivered over a wireless network. This category includes per-minute charges, base charges in flat-rate plans and for-fee, value-added services related to wireless voice transport, i.e., voice-activated dialing, voicemail, call forwarding, call waiting, and caller ID. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Wireless data services not only involve collecting data wirelessly, but also archiving it for future purposes. US Enterprise businesses are expected to continue spending on wireless data over the forecasted period, increasing their spending from $6.8 billion in 2010 to over $9.8 billion in 2015. Though by no means dramatic, this rate is consistently high, slowing down by the end of the forecasted period. Enterprises only accounts for 38% of total US business wireless expenditure, a figure that is set to decrease to 26% in 2015. High infrastructure and low maintenance costs can be attributed to his decrease. Presently, business wireless data spending consists mainly of wireless email access, text messaging and mobile internet. Fortunately, these services are expected to remain popular by 2015, but affordable costs will dramatically reduce spending. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Data expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireless data services include expenditures on wireless data services, including wireless connection card services for laptops, and data content sent from wireless devices, such as text messages/SMS, wireless Web browsing, wireless video and picture mail. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Powered by advanced technology, ease of access and multi-purpose nature, the wireless device market is consistently growing. US Enterprise businesses are expected to spend over $10.2 billion on this sector in 2015, up from $8.8 billion in 2011. A consistent increase in spending means that year-on-year, this sector will see a minimum increase in investment of over $300 million each year (over the forecasted period). Sophisticated and expensive models are replacing old, traditional wireless devices, leading to an increased spending. However, compared to other business segments, enterprise businesses are growing at a slower rate within this market. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Equipment expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireless Equipment includes business expenditures on wireless devices, including handsets, smartphones, Blackberry devices and connection cards. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Enterprise businesses are expected to spend over $130 billion on telecom in 2011. This is roughly 43% of total spending in telecoms within US businesses. Growth in telecom spending is largely driven by wireline data and wireless equipment spending, especially within the Services and Government sector. Businesses are slowly migrating to broadband services, which as a long term solution require hefty investment, hence driving up spending on the telecom sector. Total spending in this sector is expected to reach $147 billion by 2015, with a consistent year-on-year increase of at least 3%. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business telecom expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines Telecom as services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Enterprise firms are shifting in the composition of their IT spending. One element of this transition is away from localized hardware and software and towards hosted and cloud services. These businesses are also shifting toward services-oriented architectures to improve speed to add capabilities and resilience. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business by category. Business IT expenditures consist of investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Applications are an aggressive area of spending growth among enterprise businesses. Because applications are a means to leverage investment in existing hardware, spending in this category can be justified, even in light of the economic recession that has characterized the past few years. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) is part of the Enterprise Business and Applications Market subscriptions and includes market intelligence on applications expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines IT applications as expenditures on server and client-based custom-coded and packaged applications, including productivity, Enterprise Resource Planning and security applications. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Computer hardware spending across size of business has been on the decline for the past several years, largely due to falling price points. In the Enterprise, this trend is being amplified by the trend toward offshoring, which is driving US employment downward, and thus reducing the need for computer hardware. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Computer Hardware expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines business IT computer hardware as expenditures on computing equipment, such as servers, PCs, laptops, storage solutions and peripherals. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Enterprise firms are shifting in the composition of their IT spending. One element of this transition is away from localized hardware and software and towards hosted and cloud services. These businesses are also investing in enterprise data center virtualization in order to improve ICT efficiency and better enable the business. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business. Business IT expenditures consist of investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Network hardware is a significant area of Enterprise IT spending. As the Enterprise evolves so too do the drivers of Network Hardware spending. One of the emerging drivers is offshoring which creates a need for better and greater global connectivity and provides impetus to move to virtual and cloud networks. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Network Hardware expenditures for Enterprise business. Network hardware consists of equipment purchased to connect PCs to one another in local area networks, as well as to connect locations/LANs via wide-area networks. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Outsourcing and hosted services will be the largest area of IT spending growth for enterprise firms in 2010. While the trend away from in-house infrastructure and staffing is several years in the making, the economic downturn has added impetus to this trend due to the cost efficiencies of outsourced services. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business Managed & Hosting Services and Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Outsourcing & 3rd Party services expenditures for Enterprise Business. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

US Enterprise IT employment is falling due to both short term and long term trends. Causing this drop in employment are both the economy and offshoring/outsourced services. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business Personnel expenditures for Enterprise business. IT Personnel consists of expenditures on internal staffing, part-time and full-time, within a firm's IT department. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Mobility is a key driver in Enterprise telecom spending. Mobility is becoming a key factor in Enterprise voice and data networks and is rising in importance and urgency. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Telecom expenditures for Enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines IT telecom as expenditures on telecom services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

Enterprise firms are shifting in the composition of their IT spending. One element of this transition is away from localized hardware and software and towards hosted and cloud services. These businesses are also shifting toward services-oriented architectures to improve speed to add capabilities and resilience. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines IT expenditures as investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2010 through 2015 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business Managed & Hosted Services and Enterprise Business subscriptions, includes market intelligence on enterprise business managed services expenditures by category. Managed services include expenditures on network-based services that provide a network, application or computing capability to a client and are delivered on an on-going basis by a 3rd party for a recurring fee. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (xDRD) falls under the Business Wireless and Enterprise Business subscriptions and covers Compass Intelligence’s latest web-based primary research on the demand for new wireless contacts among US enterprise business users. Included is a forecast on Enterprise Business Wireless Subscribers 2008 - 2014. New mobile device purchasing plans, number of device plans, and postpaid user categories are also covered in this report. The survey was conducted in November, 2009. Qualified respondents were further surveyed regarding mobile device type, mobile phone usage, purchasing plans for mobile devices, employment status, size of business and vertical industry. Results shown by size of business, which includes: Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (xDRD) falls under the Business Wireless and Enterprise Business subscriptions and covers Compass Intelligence’s latest web-based primary research on the demand and perception of mobile broadband service within enterprise business. Included is a forecast of Wireless Enterprise Mobile Broadband Subscribers by Acct Type 2008 - 2014. Mobile Internet plans, uses, applications, drivers and user perceptions are also covered in this report. The survey was conducted in November, 2009. Results shown by size of business, which includes: Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). Results are shown by account type: Consumer, Discount (via company or affiliation) and Corporate Liable (company receives and pays the bill). Results are also shown by the size of the business the subscriber works for. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (xDRD) falls under the Business Wireless and Enterprise Business subscriptions and covers Compass Intelligence’s latest web-based primary research on the demand for mobile broadband services in enterprise business. Included is a forecast of Wireless Enterprise Mobile Broadband Subscribers by Acct Type 2008 - 2014. Mobile Internet plans, uses, applications, drivers and user perceptions are also covered in this report. The survey was conducted in November, 2009. Results shown by size of business, which includes: Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). Results are shown by account type: Consumer, Discount (via company or affiliation) and Corporate Liable (company receives and pays the bill). Results are also shown by the size of the business the subscriber works for. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney.
 

Computer hardware spending across size of business has been on the decline for the past several years, largely due to falling price points. In the Enterprise, this trend is being amplified by the trend toward offshoring, which is driving US employment downward, and thus reducing the need for computer hardware. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Computer Hardware expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines business IT computer hardware as expenditures on computing equipment, such as servers, PCs, laptops, storage solutions and peripherals. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

Enterprise firms are shifting in the composition of their IT spending. One element of this transition is away from localized hardware and software and towards hosted and cloud services. These businesses are also shifting toward services-oriented architectures to improve speed to add capabilities and resilience. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business by category. Business IT expenditures consist of investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

Enterprise firms are shifting in the composition of their IT spending. One element of this transition is away from localized hardware and software and towards hosted and cloud services. These businesses are also shifting toward services-oriented architectures to improve speed to add capabilities and resilience. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines IT expenditures as investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

Enterprise firms are shifting in the composition of their IT spending. One element of this transition is away from localized hardware and software and towards hosted and cloud services. These businesses are also investing in enterprise data center virtualization in order to improve ICT efficiency and better enable the business. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business. Business IT expenditures consist of investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

Network hardware is a significant area of Enterprise IT spending. As the Enterprise evolves so too do the drivers of Network Hardware spending. One of the emerging drivers is offshoring which creates a need for better and greater global connectivity and provides impetus to move to virtual and cloud networks. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Network Hardware expenditures for Enterprise business. Network hardware consists of equipment purchased to connect PCs to one another in local area networks, as well as to connect locations/LANs via wide-area networks. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

US Enterprise IT employment is falling due to both short term and long term trends. Causing this drop in employment are both the economy and offshoring/outsourced services. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business Personnel expenditures for Enterprise business. IT Personnel consists of expenditures on internal staffing, part-time and full-time, within a firm's IT department. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

Mobility is a key driver in Enterprise telecom spending. Mobility is becoming a key factor in Enterprise voice and data networks and is rising in importance and urgency. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Telecom expenditures for Enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines IT telecom as expenditures on telecom services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

While enterprise spending on managed and hosted services is increasing, a broader array of players and products are making this category of IT spending more attractive to a broader base of businesses. Vendors are beginning to target smaller business, and thus this segment is expected to represent less of the total managed services over the next 5 years. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business Managed & Hosted Services and Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Enterprise Business Managed & Hosted Services expenditures by size of business. Managed services include expenditures on network-based services that provide a network, application or computing capability to a client and are delivered on an on-going basis by a 3rd party for a recurring fee. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

Outsourcing and hosted services will be the largest area of IT spending growth for enterprise firms in 2010. While the trend away from in-house infrastructure and staffing is several years in the making, the economic downturn has added impetus to this trend due to the cost efficiencies of outsourced services. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business Managed & Hosting Services and Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Outsourcing & 3rd Party services expenditures for Enterprise Business. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

Applications are an aggressive area of spending growth among enterprise businesses. Because applications are a means to leverage investment in existing hardware, spending in this category can be justified, even in light of the economic recession that has characterized the past few years. This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) is part of the Enterprise Business and Applications Market subscriptions and includes market intelligence on applications expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines IT applications as expenditures on server and client-based custom-coded and packaged applications, including productivity, Enterprise Resource Planning and security applications. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

This Excel-base Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) is part of the Enterprise Business subscription and includes business demographics on number of employees for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Enterprise Businesses as those with 1000 or more employees. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2009 through 2014 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market. This is an On-Demand Market report. In an effort to provide our customers with the most current forecast and trending data available, once ordered, this report will be generated and made available to the client within 24 hours.
 

This aDRD (Announcement-based Data-Rich Deliverable) is part of the Business Applications, Business IT, Business Managed & Hosted Services and Enterprise Business subscriptions. This 8-page announcement discusses Verizon Wireless’ announcement regarding the launch of their managed mobility service, which features: inventory and expense management, logistics, mobile device management, mobile security and application management. Verizon has partnered with Quickcomm for the telecom expense management and device logistics components and Sybase for mobile device management and mobile security components. All modules barring application management are ready for launch in US as well as 19 European countries. Verizon’s foray into the managed mobility space was long overdue for the company renowned to be among the topmost in terms of customer service in the mobility domain. The Expert Guide for this DRD is Kneko Burney.
 

This iDRD (Insight-based Data-Rich Deliverable) is part of the Business Wireless, Enterprise, and Mid Sized “middle market” Business subscriptions. This complimentary presentation provides detailed analysis of wireless opportunity and carrier market shares for wireless subscribers in US mid-sized and enterprise businesses. included are Compass Intelligence’s latest survey results regarding customer perception data regarding the top wireless providers in the US. Multiple forecasts regarding business wireless subscribers and carrier market shares are covered and analyzed. Business Wireless Subscribers include both Corporate Liable and discounted/Reimbursed Business subscribers (Company pays the bill). One of the key findings from Compass Intelligence’s latest survey is that despite the economic recession, wireless subscriptions continue to grow at a healthy rate. Wireless subscribers working for large and mid-sized companies (firms with more than 100 employees) comprise roughly 60% of the business wireless segment in 2009. Companies covered in this report include: AT&T, Sprint/Nextel, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney.
 

This iDRD (Insight-based Data-Rich Deliverable) is part of the Business Wireless, Enterprise, and Mid Sized “middle market” Business subscriptions This 34-page report provides detailed analysis of wireless opportunity and carrier market shares for wireless subscribers in US mid-sized and enterprise businesses. included are Compass Intelligence’s latest survey results regarding customer perception data regarding the top wireless providers in the US. Multiple forecasts regarding business wireless subscribers and carrier market shares are covered and analyzed. Business Wireless Subscribers include both Corporate Liable and discounted/Reimbursed Business subscribers (Company pays the bill). One of the key findings from Compass Intelligence’s latest survey is that despite the economic recession, wireless subscriptions continue to grow at a healthy rate. Wireless subscribers working for large and mid-sized companies (firms with more than 100 employees) comprise roughly 60% of the business wireless segment in 2009. Companies covered in this report include: AT&T, Sprint/Nextel, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless. The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Network Hardware expenditures for enterprise business. Network hardware consists of equipment purchased to connect PCs to one another in local area networks, as well as to connect locations/LANs via wide-area networks.This equipment includes the major categories of routers, LAN switches, modems, hubs, remote access servers. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney.Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on Network Hardware expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Network hardware consists of equipment purchased to connect PCs to one another in local area networks, as well as to connect locations/LANs via wide-area networks. This equipment includes the major categories of routers, LAN switches, modems, hubs, remote access servers. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This aDRD (Announcement-based Data-Rich Deliverable) is part of the Enterprise, Business Applications, Business IT, and Professional Services subscriptions. This 6-page announcement discusses the IBM and SPSS Inc. recent announcement that the two companies have entered into a definitive merger agreement for IBM to acquire SPSS, a publicly-held company headquartered in Chicago. The acquisition, which is expected to close later in the second half of 2009 is expected to further expand IBM's Information on Demand (IOD) software portfolio and business analytics capabilities, including the range of offerings available through IBM's recently-announced Business Analytics and Optimization Consulting organization and network of Analytics Solution Centers. The acquisition is also expected to strengthen IBM's Information Agenda initiative, which helps companies turn information into a strategic asset. The Expert Guide for this DRD is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on Business IP services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on Fractional T1 services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines Fractional T1 services as services providing one or more channels of a T-1 service. A complete T-1 carrier contains 24 channels, each of which provides 64 Kbps. Most phone companies, however, also sell fractional T-1 lines, which provide less bandwidth but are also less expensive. Typically, fractional T-1 lines are sold in increments of 56 Kbps (the extra 8 Kbps per channel is used for data management). Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on T1 services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines T1 services as services providing a dedicated phone connection supporting data rates of 1.544Mbits per second. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on Fractional T3 services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines Fractional T3 services as services that offer less than full T3 capacity. Increments of 3 Mbps are typically provided. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on T3 services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines T3 services as services providing a dedicated phone connection supporting data rates of about 43 Mbps. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on Business Broadband services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines broadband as DSL, satellite Internet, Cable modems and fixed wireless Internet services. . Size of business includes Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on Dial-Up Internet Access services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines broadband as DSL, satellite Internet, Cable modems and fixed wireless Internet services. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on OC-X services by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines OC-X services as high-bandwidth transport services. These services are used primarily by very large companies and by IT/Telecom services providers, including smaller firms. Wireline data services include expenditures on for-fee data transport services over the public switched telephone network or an in-ground private data network (IP, ATM, frame relay etc.). Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on VoIP Integrated Access Services (IAS) by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines VoIP integrated access services as all integrated access services over IP connections that provide both voice and data access over a single connection. This would include VoCable, VoDSL and Voice over Packet services. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on TDM Integrated Access Services (IAS) by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines Business IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category include Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Compass Intelligence defines TDM integrated access services as services providing TDM voice over circuit-switched connections, such as Voice-over-Frame and channelized T1 lines. Wireline data services include expenditures on for-fee data transport services over the public switched telephone network or an in-ground private data network (IP, ATM, frame relay etc.). Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business IP and Enterprise Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business expenditures on the Internet Protocol market by 9 distinct IP categories and by size of business. Compass Intelligence defines IP as services used to carry and/or connect to the Internet. This category includes Full and Fractional T1 and T3 connections, broadband services, dial-up Internet access, OC-X services and both TDM and VoIP-based Integrated Access. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on Wireline Data expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines wireline data as expenditures on for-fee data transport services over a wireless network, even when sessions are terminated on a wireline network. This category includes fixed wireless; satellite broadcast Internet services; wireless web services and private/proprietary wireless data network services, as well as one-time service-related charges such as equipment set up (not related to applications integration). This category does not include hosting fees for wireless-accessible applications, one-time applications integration or equipment rental. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on telecom expenditures for enterprise business by category. Telecom consists of business expenditures on telecom services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. This category of IT spending also consists of business expenditures on wireline voice equipment, such as TDM PBXs and handsets, and wireless voice/mobile data equipment. Categories include: Wireline Voice, Wireline Data, Wireline Voice Equipment, Wireless Voice, Wireless Data and Wireless Equipment. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireline Data services expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireline data services include all data transport services and telco-provided managed services. IP and private line services are included in this category, as well as Frame Relay and ATM. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business telecom expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines Telecom as services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireline Equipment expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireline Voice Equipment includes expenditures on premise equipment required for conducting voice calls. This category includes wireline handsets (both corded and cordless), headsets, Private Branch Exchange (PBX) systems and PBX-specific handsets, key systems and multi-line phones. This category does not include PC-based PBX systems or any other kinds of LAN telephony solutions. These products are considered data networking solutions. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Voice Expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireless Voice Services (WLV) include expenditures on dial tone related services, where voice calls are delivered over a wireless network. This category includes per-minute charges, base charges in flat-rate plans and for-fee, value-added services related to wireless voice transport, i.e., voice-activated dialing, voicemail, call forwarding, call waiting, and caller ID. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Data expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireless data services include expenditures on wireless data services, including wireless connection card services for laptops, and data content sent from wireless devices, such as text messages/SMS, wireless Web browsing, wireless video and picture mail. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Equipment expenditures for enterprise business by size of business. Wireless Equipment includes business expenditures on wireless devices, including handsets, smartphones, Blackberry devices and connection cards. Size of business includes SOHO (1-4 employees), Small Business (5-99 employees), Mid-Sized Business (100-999 employees), and Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business telecom expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines Telecom as services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on Wireless Voice Expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Wireless Voice Services (WLV) include expenditures on dial tone related services, where voice calls are delivered over a wireless network. This category includes per-minute charges, base charges in flat-rate plans and for-fee, value-added services related to wireless voice transport, i.e., voice-activated dialing, voicemail, call forwarding, call waiting, and caller ID. Verticals include: Mining, Construction, TCU, Government, Retail, Services, FIRE, Manufacturing, Wholesale Trade and Retail. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Stephanie Atkinson. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This aDRD (Announcement-based Data-Rich Deliverable) is part of the Business Applications, Business IT, Competitive Profiles and Enterprise Business subscriptions. This 7-page report discusses and analyzes Oracle Corporation’s acquisition of Sun Microsystems. The acquisition provides Oracle with the ownership of Sun’s extensive enterprise class-hardware and multi-dimensional software portfolio. It is expected that the IT industry will blossom due to this combining of best-in-class enterprise software and mission-critical computing systems. The Expert Guide for this report is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes business demographics on Number of Firms for enterprise businesses. Compass Intelligence defines Firms as a business entity, which may include 1 or more locations domestically or internationally. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This aDRD (Announcement-based Data-Rich Deliverable) is part of the Business Applications, Business Wireless, Competitive Profiles and Enterprise Business subscriptions. This 7-page report discusses and analyzes Motorola's announcement of its new mobile computing and enterprise applications portfolio. The goal of Motorola's new MC55 is to help mobile workers work without boundaries, with robust connectivity to mission-critical business applications in a compact business-class device. The MC55 is the newest, smallest and lightest addition to Motorola’s family of Enterprise Digital Assistants (EDA) offering a 3.5 inch display. The Expert Guide for this report is Kneko Burney.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business by category. Business IT expenditures consist of investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services.Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on IT: Computer Hardware expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines business IT computer hardware as expenditures on computing equipment, such as servers, PCs, laptops, storage solutions and peripherals. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business. Business IT expenditures consist of investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services.Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on IT: Network Hardware expenditures for enterprise business. Network hardware consists of equipment purchased to connect PCs to one another in local area networks, as well as to connect locations/LANs via wide-area networks. This equipment includes the major categories of routers, LAN switches, modems, hubs, remote access servers. Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Business Managed & Hosting Services and Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT: Outsourcing & 3rd Party services expenditures for Enterprise Business. Managed services include expenditures on network-based services that provide a network, application or computing capability to a client and are delivered on an on-going basis by a 3rd party for a recurring fee. Compass Intelligence defines IT outsourcing as expenditures on services rendered by 3rd parties, including IT outsourcing companies. Managed services include those managed services delivered by Telecom and communications service providers. Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees). The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rate, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on business IT: Personnel expenditures for enterprise business. IT Personnel consists of expenditures on internal staffing, part-time and full-time, within a firm's IT department. This may include the salaries of non-technical staff, such as office managers, that are performing IT related duties in smaller companies.Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business subscription includes market intelligence on IT: Telecom expenditures for enterprise business. Compass Intelligence defines business IT as expenditures which consist of investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. Compass Intelligence defines IT telecom as expenditures on telecom services, such as wireline and wireless voice, data services and VPNs, as well as managed services provided by a telecom operator.Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.
 

This Excel-based Data-rich Deliverable (DRD) that is part of the Enterprise Business and Vertical Summary Add-Ons by Size of Business subscriptions includes market intelligence on business IT expenditures for enterprise business by vertical. Compass Intelligence defines IT expenditures as investments on services, equipment, applications and personnel to develop, manage and support a firm's IT infrastructure and communications. This market consists of six categories: computer hardware, applications, network hardware, telecom, IT personnel and outsourcing & 3rd party services. There are nine vertical markets included in this forecasting breakout: those include Mining, Construction, Manufacturing, TCU (Transportation/Communications/Utilities), Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Services, and Government.Size of business includes Enterprise Business (Over 1000 employees).The Expert Guide for this deliverable is Kneko Burney. Forecasts are from 2008 through 2013 and include annual growth rates, as well as percentage of total market.