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Form of report: PDF file, around 15,000 English words
Author: Software Industry Research Center, CCID Consulting
Price: USD1,700 for hardcopy version and USD1,900 for digital version
Research fields: Linux, desktop Linux, server Linux
Enterprises involved: Novell, Red Flag, Red Hat, TurboLinux, China Standard Software, etc.
Report Highlights
Compared with the massive government procurement of copyrighted software in 2004 and centralized procurement by large industry customers in 2005, China's Linux market seemed relatively stable in 2006. There were only a few centralized procurements made by large industry customers; decentralized procurement was a major feature in 2006. Thanks to the government's copyrighted software policy and moves taken by local governments to combat piracy, shipments rose considerably in the OEM market. While providing increasingly mature basic operating systems, leading vendors roll out application-based solutions according to different users' needs. There is fierce competition between domestic and overseas brands. Vendors stage price wars.
Among market segments, the transportation, telecom, financial and government sectors were main growth points in the server Linux market in 2006. Acceptance and use of desktop Linux was evidently rising among SMB and home users. Driven by ISVs and system integrators, the regional markets experience expedited growth.
In 2007, vendors will reverse excessive reliance on large industry customers. They will step up efforts to tap the SMB market and develop channels, and join hands with ISVs and system integrators to press ahead with the expansion of regional markets.
To help Linux vendors, investors interested in the Linux industry and users clearly identify the present situation of China's Linux market, accurately grasp the pulse of China's Linux market, CCID Consulting releases the 2006-2007 Annual Report on China's Linux Market. The report's bright spots include the following:
Backed by mass data from market surveys on vendors, channels and users, it depicts the development and changes in 2006 in product structure, regions, vertical and parallel segments, and discerns the industry's development trend.
On the basis of analysis of leading brands' competitiveness, the report elaborates on Linux vendors' competitive products and fields in the dimension of market share, competition situation and competition strategy, focusing on the makings of enterprises' success, and reviews ways to excel in market competition.
Moreover, it conducts in-depth quantitative forecast on the basis of original data through scientific methods, conducts modeling regression and expert verification for the entire market and market segments, and derives valuable trend analysis and quantitative results.
The report describes impetuses and obstacles to the market segments, and various types of users' demand.
Framework of the Report
Main Conclusions
Key Findings
I. Overview of the Global Linux Market in 2006
(I) Market Size and Characteristics
1. Market Size and Growth in 2006
2. Market Characteristics in 2006
(II) Major Countries & Regions
1. U.S.A.
2. Europe
3. Japan
II. Overview of China's Linux Market in, 2005-2006
(I) Market Size and Characteristics
1. Market Size and Growth, 2004-2006
2. Market Characteristics in 2006
(II) Analysis of Market Structure, 2005-2006
1. Product Structure
2. Regional Structure
3. Vertical Market Structure
4. Parallel Market Structure
(III) Shares of the Brand Market, 2005-2006
1. Shares of the Overall Market, 2005-2006
2. Shares of Regional Markets in 2006
3. Shares of Vertical Markets in 2006
4. Shares of Parallel Markets in 2006
III. Forecast of China's Linux Market, 2007-2011
(I) Trend of China's Linux Market, 2007-2011
(II) Forecast of the Size of China's Linux Market, 2007-2011
(III) Forecast of the Structure of China's Linux Market, 2007-2011
1. Product Structure
2. Regional Structure
3. Vertical Market Structure
4. Parallel Market Structure
IV. Analysis of Affecting Factors
(I) Impetuses
(II) Obstacles
V. Competition Situation in China's Linux Market
(I) Overall Competition Situation
(II) Leading Vendors' Competition Strategies
1. Red Flag
2....
VI. Study of User Demand for Linux in China
(I) Brand Inclination
(II) Product Functions
(III) Price Expectations
(IV) Sales Promotion
(V) Purchase Channels
(VI) Service Experience
VII. Recommendations from CCID Consulting
List of Tables
Size of China's Linux Market, 2004-2006
Sales Revenue in the Vertical Segments of China's Linux Market in 2006
Sales Revenue in the Parallel Segments of China's Linux Market in 2006
Sales Revenue in the Regional Segments of China's Linux Market in 2006
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List of Figures
Size of the Global Linux Market, 2004-2006
Size and Growth of China's Linux Market, 2003-2006
Size and Growth of Segments of China's Linux Market, 2003-2006
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