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Cosumer Applications Moving into Business World
- Product Code:IDC10910
- Publication Date:February 2011
- Publisher:IDC
- Product Type: Report
- Pages:21
Cosumer Applications Moving into Business World
2009 was the year individual applications began to permeate enterprise-level applications and influenced, to some degree, the construction and planning of enterprise-level information systems. This change occurred as a result of China's economic recovery and rapid growth as well as an overall higher level of informatization in both enterprises and society. Individual applications, which boast a large user base, a high use frequency and a wide scope, have been gradually introduced to enterprise applications by employees. Many enterprises, unbeknownst to management, have been slowly transformed by individual applications. With high quality users as a start point, individual application product and service providers have gradually expanded into the field of enterprise-level applications and begun to define enterprise-level application product strategies and architectures.
"With the growing popularity and continual evolution of individual application products and services, the merger of these applications with enterprise-level applications have shown enormous market potential. IDC predicts that the size of this market will reach about US $2.5 billion by 2014," says Sean Li, senior analyst, service and telecom research, IDC China.
- IDC Opinion
- In This Study
- Methodology
- Background and Purposes
- Data Acquisition and Analysis Methods:
- Definitions
- Individual Applications
- Enterprise Applications
- Situation Overview
- Fusion of Individual Applications and Enterprise Applications
- IM Enters Enterprise Application Market, Driven by a Huge Customer Base
- Tencent
- Company profile
- Enterprise-level application products
- Seamless Coverage for Uninterrupted Enterprise Business Process
- China Mobile
- Moving into Enterprise-Level Applications through Enterprise Employees
- Apple Inc.
- Major Products And Services
- Enterprise-Level Application Strategy Analysis
- Lenovo
- Major Products and Services
- Lenovo's Lephone Enterprise-Level Application Strategy
- Future Outlook
- The Future of Customer Applications Moving into Business World
- IM
- Mobile Phone Mailbox
- Changes in Industrial Chain and Business Model
- Essential Guidance
- Opportunity Analysis
- Telecom Operators
- Strengths
- Opportunity
- Terminal Vendors
- Strengths
- Opportunity
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Synopsis
- Table: Real Time eXchange (RTX)
- Table: China Mobile Fetion Enterprise Version versus Individual Version
- Table: About Apple
- Table: About Lenovo
- Figure: IDC's Standard Data Analysis Process
- Figure: Definition of Individual Application Products and Services
- Figure: Definition of Enterprise Application Products and Services
- Figure: Use of Individual Applications and Services by Place, 2010
- Figure: Individual Application Products and Services Used in Enterprises, 2010
- Figure: IM Market by Products, 2010
- Figure: IM Market Analysis, 2010: Enterprise Users Verus Individual Users
- Figure: Enterprise-level IM Product Market Analysis, 2010
- Figure: Three Major Operators' Market Shares by Mobile Customer, 2010
- Figure: Mobile Phone Mailbox Market Share, 2010
- Figure: Figure 11 China Mobile's Integrated Communication Product Positioning
- Figure: China Smartphone Market Share by System, 2010
- Figure: Enterprise-Level IM Product Market Forecast, 2010
- Figure: China Mobile Phone Mailbox Market Analysis and Forecast, 2010-2014
