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Market Research Report

The 2009 SMB Managed IT Services Market Opportunity in North America: How the Cloud Computing Paradigm is Transforming the SMB IT Industry

Published by Access Markets International (AMI) Partners, Inc.
Published October, 2009 Product code 103254
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The 2009 SMB Managed IT Services Market Opportunity in North America: How the Cloud Computing Paradigm is Transforming the SMB IT Industry published by Access Markets International (AMI) Partners, Inc. in October, 2009. This report price starts from US $ 35000.

Introduction

Abstract

Description

In this newly released report, AMI presents the market opportunity for remote managed IT services (RMITS) in North America - from the perspective of the small and medium business (1-999 employees) end-customers as well as various providers. RMITS is a flavor of cloud computing and cloud service developments will have a long term impact on the RMITS ecosystem. The report focuses on remote managed IT services that are delivered based on a recurring fee model (rather than break-fix), and includes the following components: managed PC, managed server, managed network, managed application, managed storage, managed security, managed communications, help desk and others.

This industry report covers:

  • SMB end-user RMITS demand-side drivers
  • Description of emerging ecosystem and profiles of key players, including IT vendors, telecom companies, distributors, retailers/e-tailers, and local channel partner MSPs that are offering these managed IT services; and
  • Detailed market sizing and forecasts through 2013 by components

The report answers the following questions:

  • What are the remote managed IT services usage patterns among SMBs?
  • Which providers currently account for the largest share?
  • What is the current market size for remote managed IT services? How will it change?
  • How do business models differ between remote managed IT service providers?
  • What are the growth drivers and inhibitors for this market?

Table of Contents

  • Executive Summary
  • Summary Highlights: Introduction
  • Summary Highlights: Targeted Customers of Cloud Computing Varieties
  • Summary Highlights: How was this study completed?
  • Summary Highlights: SMB End User Perspectives
  • Summary Highlights: Remote Managed IT Services Ecosystem
  • Summary Highlights: Understanding Long Term Effects in the Ecosystem
  • Executive Summary: Managed Services in the SMB Context
  • Executive Summary: SMBs Spent $4B on Remote Managed IT Services in 2008
  • Executive Summary: Remote Managed IT Services, Why Now?
  • Executive Summary: Economic Downturn A Catalyst for SMB Remote Managed IT Services
  • Executive Summary: How Cloud Computing is Lowering Barriers to Entry for Local VAR MSPs
  • Executive Summary: Increasing Interest & Feasibility for Local VAR MSPs
  • Executive Summary: Demand & Supply Side Perspectives on Remote Managed IT Services
  • Executive Summary: SMB Employee Segment Comparison
  • Executive Summary: Two Thirds of Remote Managed IT Services Spending is on Total Management
  • Executive Summary: SMB Employee Segment Success Factors
  • Executive Summary: What Type of MSPs are Involved in the Ecosystem?
  • Executive Summary: Supply Side Providers Business Models
  • Executive Summary: Supply Side Providers Comparison
  • Executive Summary: Characteristics SMBs look for in an MSP
  • Executive Summary: Dynamic Ecosystem of Providers
  • Executive Summary: Challenges in The Road Ahead
  • Executive Summary: Longer Term Implications on the Ecosystem
  • Executive Summary: New Players Likely to Take Share of Managed IT Services from Local Channel Partners
  • Executive Summary: SMB Channel Partners Face Consolidation as MSPs Gain at the Expense of Non-MSPs
  • Section 1: SMB IT & Services Usage
  • How do 7 Million NA SMBs Break out by Employee Segment?
  • How do 7 Million NA SMBs Break out by Vertical Industries?
  • NA SMBs Represents A Significant Opportunity With 68 Million Installed Devices
  • NA SMB PC Usage by Employee Segment
  • NA SMB Server Usage by Employee Segment
  • NA SMB Application Usage by Employee Segment
  • NA SMB Telecom & Website Hosting Usage by Employee Segment
  • NA SMBs' are Paying Greater Scrutiny to their IT Purchases
  • NA SMBs Deemphasizing Brand Loyalty
  • NA SMBs More Likely to Select A Brand Offering Flexible Payments & IT Services/Support with Purchase
  • SMBs Lack Adequate Internal IT Management
  • NA SMB Managed Server & Web Hosting usage grows with employee size
  • NA SMBs in 10 - 249 employee segment also 2x - 3x more likely to use Managed Security & Networking
  • NA SMBs in 10 - 249 employee segment are also 2x - 3x more likely to use Managed Phone System & Storage
  • Varied Pricing & Management/Service Level Options
  • Two Thirds of Managed IT Services Spending is on Total Management
  • Section 2: SMB Managed Services Forecast
  • SMB Managed Services Spending (2008-2013) Forecast Assumptions
  • NA SMB Managed IT Services Spending CAGR by Category
  • Section 3: Ecosystem & Providers
  • What Type of MSPs are Involved in the Ecosystem?
  • How Hardware & Software Enablers are using Cloud Computing To Lowering Barriers to Entry for Local MSPs
  • RMM Software Enablers Design Products Specific for SMB Market
  • Key RMM Software Enablers
  • Master MSPs Deliver Back-End Infrastructure via the Cloud
  • Supply Side Providers Business Models
  • Remote Managed IT Services Offerings & Management Levels to Meet Differing SMB Needs
  • Two Thirds of Remote Managed IT Services Spending is on Total Management
  • Telecom Service Providers: SWOT Analysis
  • Telecom Service Providers: Business Model & Managed Services
  • IT Vendor: SWOT Analysis
  • IT Vendors: Business Model & Managed Services
  • IT Vendors: Broad Based vs. Specialized Vendors
  • Retailers: SWOT Analysis
  • Retailers: Business Model & Managed Services
  • Distributors: SWOT Analysis
  • Distributors: Business Model & Managed Services
  • Local Channel Partners: SWOT Analysis
  • Local Channel Partners: Business Model & Managed Services
  • U.S. SMB Channels - Definition & Profile Type
  • U.S. SMB Channels - Proportion offering Managed Services
  • U.S. SMB Channels Business Profile
  • U.S. SMB Channels Managed Services Business Model
  • U.S. SMB Remote Channel Partners
  • U.S. SMB Channels - Most Desired Vendor Support
  • Appendix (Detailed Provider Profiles)
  • Telecom Service Providers: AT&T
  • Telecom Service Providers: Bell Canada
  • Telecom Service Providers: Verizon
  • IT Vendors : Cisco
  • IT Vendors : Dell
  • IT Vendors : HP
  • IT Vendors : Lenovo
  • IT Vendors : IBM
  • Retailers/Etailers : Best Buy
  • Retailers/Etailers : CDW
  • Retailers/Etailers : Staples Network Services by Thrive
  • Distributors: Ingram Micro “Seismic”
  • Distributors: Avnet OneTech Managed Services
  • Local Chanel Partners : The Utility Company
  • Local Chanel Partners : inhouseIT
  • Local Chanel Partners : STF Consulting
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