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CA publiceert Channel Survey 2009

10 maart 2009 - 15:118 minuten leestijdActueelWerkplek & BeheerCA Technologies

CA publiceert Channel Survey 2009, een Engelstalig onderzoel onder resellers in EMEA.

De resultaten zijn als volgt:

All EMEA

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 79% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 56% think it will only get a little worse.
– 78% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 48% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending
– Partners expected virtualisation management to have the largest increase in spending in 2009 (with 58% expecting an increase compared to 2008), followed by Internet security (37%) and recovery management (32%).

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were virtualisation management (with 54% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), Internet security (53%) and recovery management (45%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were lead generation (56% of partners), financial incentives (51%) and stability (51%).

 

Austria

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 81% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 61% think it will only get a little worse.
– 76% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 52% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending
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Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were Internet security (with 65% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), followed by virtualisation management (53%) and recovery management (49%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were stability (78% of partners), strong product roadmap (57%) and financial incentives (57%).

France

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 79% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 46% think it will only get a little worse.
– 66% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly however, 38% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending
– Partners expected virtualisation management to have the largest increase in spending in 2009 (with 65% expecting an increase compared to 2008), followed by recovery management (53%) and Internet security (44%).

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were virtualisation management (with 61% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), recovery management (58%) and Internet security (51%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were financial incentives (70% of partners), pre-sales support (57%) and lead generation (51%).

 

 

Germany

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 86% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 66% think it will only get a little worse.
– 71% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 52% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were Internet security (with 57% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), virtualisation management (56%) and recovery management (46%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were stability (66% of partners), lead generation (57%) and financial incentives (57%).

 

Italy

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 77% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 52% think it will only get a little worse.
– 82% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 56% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were Internet security (with 48% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), recovery management (46%) and virtualisation management (44%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were lead generation (69% of partners), financial incentives (50%) and strong product roadmap (49%).

 

 

 

 

Middle East & Turkey

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 77% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 45% think it will only get a little worse.
– 80% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 39% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending
– Partners expected virtualisation management to have the largest increase in spending in 2009 (with 46% expecting an increase compared to 2008), followed by Internet security (33%), Business Service Management and data center automation (33%).
–

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were recovery management (with 53% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), virtualisation management (50%) and Internet security (48%).

Top 4 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were financial incentives (58% of partners), pre-sales support (57%), stability (43%) and strong product roadmap (43%).

 

North Europe

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 71% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 52% think it will only get a little worse.
– 81% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 52% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending
– Partners expected virtualisation management to have the largest increase in spending in 2009 (with 64% expecting an increase compared to 2008), followed by cloud computing (SaaS) (45%) and Green IT (37%).

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were virtualisation management (59% of partners), Internet security (42%) and recovery management (38%).

Top 4 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were strong product roadmap (63% of partners), pre-sales support (57%), lead generation (52%) and stability (52%).

Portugal

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 82% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 58% think it will only get a little worse.
– 86% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 36% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 4 areas of expected spending
– 92% of partners thought that spending in Internet security would either increase in 2009 or at least remain the same as in 2008. This was followed by virtualisation management (80%), recovery management (80%) and business service management (80%).

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were business service management (with 46% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), virtualisation management (41%) and Internet security (41%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were lead generation (69% of partners), strong product roadmap (63%) and pre-sales support (47%).

Spain

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 78% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 49% think it will only get a little worse.
– 86% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 39% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 4 areas of expected spending
– Partners expected virtualisation management to have the largest increase in spending in 2009 (with 37% expecting an increase compared to 2008), followed by Internet security (23%), Business Service Management (21%) and recovery management (20%).

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were virtualisation management (with 56% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), recovery management (49%) and Internet security (49%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were lead generation (64% of partners), pre-sales support (50%) and stability (45%).

 

 

Switzerland

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 77% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 67% think it will only get a little worse.
– 74% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 58% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were Internet security (with 64% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), virtualisation management (57%) and hardware (35%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were lead generation (64% of partners), strong product roadmap (57%) and financial incentives (57%).

UK & Ireland

Outlook for economy and IT budgets in 2009
– 89% of partners expect the economic outlook to deteriorate throughout 2009. Encouragingly though, a significant 56% think it will only get a little worse.
– 89% of partners expect IT budgets to decrease in 2009. Encouragingly, 39% expect budgets to be only slightly reduced.

Top 3 areas of expected spending
– Partners expected virtualisation management to have the largest increase in spending in 2009 (with 51% expecting an increase compared to 2008), followed by cloud computing (SaaS) (44%) and Business Service Management (25%).

Top 3 areas for expected profit
– The areas of technology expected to be most profitable were Internet security (with 52% of partners expecting it to be one of the most profitable areas), virtualisation management (44%) and recovery management (40%).

Top 3 important factors in vendor relationship
– The top factors of importance when investing in a vendor relationship were lead generation (55% of partners), strong product roadmap (54%) and financial incentives (51%).

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