EITO Newsletter October 2009

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EITO market data
Scheduled updates are in full progress
Since the middle of October autumn updates of the EITO reports have been uploaded and and most segments and countries are now included. All 1-year-subscribers can access the data now in the member section of the portal.
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EITO partners
Digiworld summit 2009
The DigiWorld Summit 2009, which is taking place on 18 and 19 November in Montpellier, France, will be devoted this year to the theme of “Open Innovation”. EITO is an official partner of this event. As a member of ACSEL you are eligible for a 25% discount.
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EITO Task Force
Members of the EITO Task Force discuss latest trends in ICT market
On October 15-16, 2009. the biannual EITO Task Force meeting was held at the KPMG site at Canary Wharf in London. 18 participants from 7 countries joined the meeting to discuss the latest market figures and trends. The dominating topic was the impact of the economic crisis on the ICT market in 2009 and 2010.
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Market news
Emerging nations driving global high-tech markets
The up-and-coming industrial nations in Asia, Eastern Europe and South America are driving the international high-tech markets. In spite of the global economic downturn, the revenues with information and communications (ICT) technology are growing significantly in these countries. On balance, the ICT markets in the BRIC countries are set to grow in 2009, according to the EITO forecast, by 4.9 percent to around 299 billion euro.
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EITO Newsletter October 2009

EITO market data
Scheduled updates are in full progress
BRIC

   Since the middle of October autumn updates of the EITO reports have been uploaded  and and most segments and countries are now included.

Inter alia following data is now freshly updated:

  • Consumer Electronics (CE) data for France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the UK and the European Union
  • Software, IT Services, Telecommunication equipment and Carrier Services data for all European countries with the exception of France.
All 1-year-subscribers can access the data now in the member section of the portal.

Contact: Frank Frueh, f.frueh[at]eito.com

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EITO partners
Digiworld summit 2009

The DigiWorld Summit 2009, which is taking place on 18 and 19 November in Montpellier, France, will be devoted this year to the theme of “Open Innovation”.

Now its 31st year, the DigiWorld Summit has earned a reputation over the years as one of Europe’s foremost events for taking stock of the changes at work in the mobile, broadband, Internet and television sectors.

EITO is an official partner of this event. As a member of ACSEL you are eligible for a 25% discount. To take advantage of it, please download the special form and return it to the address indicated on the form, either by fax or by the post.

   Digiworld Summit 2009



Contact: Frank Früh, f.frueh[at]eito.com

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EITO Task Force
Members of the EITO Task Force discuss latest trends in ICT market
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On October 15-16, 2009. the biannual EITO Task Force meeting was held at the KPMG site at Canary Wharf in London.

18 participants from 7 countries joined the meeting to discuss the latest market figures and trends. The dominating topic was the impact of the economic crisis on the ICT market in 2009 and 2010. EITO research partners PAC, Idate and GfK shared their insights identifying possible effects of the crisis in the short and medium term. Another important issue was the extent to which the impact is seen by the Task Force members in their own countries.

 

Contact: Dr. Axel Pols, Chairman of the EITO Task Force, a.pols[at]eito.com

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Market news
Emerging nations driving global high-tech markets
The up-and-coming industrial nations in Asia, Eastern Europe and South America are driving the international high-tech markets. In spite of the global economic downturn, the revenues with information and communications (ICT) technology are growing significantly in these countries. On balance, the ICT markets in the BRIC countries are set to grow in 2009, according to the EITO forecast, by 4.9 percent to around 299 billion euro. About three quarters of this revenue is ascribed to products and services relating to telecommunications, and one quarter to information technology, including computers and software. The newly industrialised countries are getting into shape ready for the next upturn and, in doing so, are stabilising the global high-tech markets.   BRIC
In spite of the economic downturn, the spending on modern technologies is increasing in the BRIC countries. The strongest rate of growth in 2009 is being recorded by India, currently experiencing an increase of 10.5 percent to 47 billion euro. Next year, according to EITO, revenue could even grow by as much as 13 percent. The largest single market amongst the BRIC countries is China with a volume of 137 billion euro in 2009. According to the EITO forecast, the Chinese ICT market is set to grow by around 3.6 percent, and will continue to do so in 2010 by around 5.4 percent. Chinese IT spending will increase by 9 percent to 30 billion euro in 2009, whilst the telecommunications market is growing by only 2.2 percent to around 107 billion euro. Brazil has developed into a firmly established economy over the years. In 2009, the ICT market in Brazil is expected to grow by 5.2 percent to around 69 billion euro. In Russia, revenue is set to increase in 2009 according to EITO by 2.9 percent. The market volume is 46 billion euro. Russian ICT spending is being driven above all by telecommunications, which is growing by 5 percent to 35 billion euro. In the information technology segment, Russia has the only economy amongst the BRIC countries to record a decrease of 2.8 percent to 11.4 billion euro. On account of its dependence on commodity prices, Russia is more greatly affected than the other countries by the global economic downturn. However, the other BRIC countries are not totally unaffected. Compared with previous years, the rates of growth in the main market segments of information technology and telecommunications are down from mostly two-figure rates to a more moderate level.


Contact: Maurice Shahd, EITO press spokesman, m.shahd[at]eito.com
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