市場調査レポート
商品コード
997190
IT・GDP・雇用のベンチマーキング:欧州における垂直市場の横断的展望 (2020年・2022年の見通し)A Cross-Cutting View of European Verticals: Benchmarking IT, GDP, and Employment, 2020 and 2022 outlook |
IT・GDP・雇用のベンチマーキング:欧州における垂直市場の横断的展望 (2020年・2022年の見通し) |
出版日: 2022年06月23日
発行: IDC
ページ情報: 英文 32 Pages
納期: 即納可能
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当レポートでは、欧州における産業セクターの構造、規模、経済的重要性を把握するため、欧州における垂直市場の指標を分析したもので、国や地域のGDPに対する垂直市場の経済的貢献度に焦点を当て、垂直市場別の雇用者数を算出し、GDPに占めるIT支出の割合、および従業員一人当たりのIT支出を調査し、欧州21カ国における各業種のIT高度化を明らかにしています。
This IDC Market Perspective analyzes vertical market indicators in Europe to understand the structure, size, and economic importance of industry sectors on the continent. The study focuses on the economic contribution of verticals to national and regional GDP and includes employment numbers by vertical. The study examines IT spending as a percentage of GDP as well as IT spending per employee to determine the level of IT sophistication of each vertical in 21 European countries. The vertical markets covered include discrete manufacturing, process manufacturing, retail and wholesale, resource industries and construction, utilities, telecommunications, media, transportation, personal and professional services, financial services, and the public sector. The study also provides an outlook to the most influential macro-factors impacting the ICT market in 2022 such as the Russia-Ukraine War, inflation, and the role of the NextGenerationEU and the national recovery plans. It also reviews trends impacting IT investments by industry."For years, IT intensity (IT/GDP) and productivity (GDP per employee) indicators have been growing steadily for all industries and countries in Europe, but the disruptions caused by COVID-19 to European industries draw a heterogeneous picture in 2020. Considering the headwinds currently shaping the economy landscape in 2022, vendors must build vertical strategies to help organizations improve their resiliency and seize opportunities arising from digital-first strategies," said Neli Vacheva, research manager, IDC Customer Insights and Analysis."Among the main concerns for 2022 is the Russia-Ukraine War, which brought additional inflationary pressure on markets. Despite IT spending seeming to be resilient, many economic indicators will be affected by increasing prices, as will companies' technology investment priorities," said Carla La Croce, senior research analyst, IDC Customer Insights and Analysis. "The economic outlook will be monitored by IDC very closely, with constant updates."