Top 10 Companies in Spain Media Industry: IT Spending Predictor 2009

DUBLIN – Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Top 10 Companies in Spain Media Industry: IT Spending Predictor 2009” report to their offering.

This databook provides insight into the top 10 companies in Spain media industry in terms of their estimated IT spend.

Scope

The view of the top 10 companies in this sector and geography in terms of IT spending
A breakdown of the estimated IT budget by technology for each of the top 10 companies
A breakdown of the estimated IT budget by channel for each of the top 10 companies
Highlights of this title

The top 10 companies in Spain media industry in terms of estimated IT spending spent the largest portion of their IT budgets on hardware, a segment that accounted for about 33% of the IT budgets among these firms. This was followed by spending on software and services.

Among the top 10 companies, a major portion of IT spending is allocated to internal IT. External services include product vendors, local resellers, telcos, systems integrators and specialist outsourcers. Internal IT alone accounted for approximately 39% of the total estimated IT spending by these companies.

Key reasons to purchase this title

Understand the IT budget breakdown in various organization types and identify notable areas of allocation
Build lists of organizations with top IT expenditure in your target markets
Leverage IT spending pattern information to tailor account targeting based on company demographics

Key Topics Covered:

OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION
SPAIN MEDIA: ESTIMATED SPENDING ON IT
PROMOTORA DE INFORMACIONES SA (PRISA)
VOCENTO SA
DIARIO EL PAIS S L
GRUPO AMCOR FLEXIBLES HISPANIA SL
THE WALT DISNEY CO IBERIA S L
RANDOM HOUSE MONDADORI SA
SANTILLANA EDUCACION SL
VERTICE TRESCIENTOS SESENTA GRADOS SA
DIARIO DE NAVARRA SA
CRE A IMPRESIONES DE CATALUNYA SL
APPENDIX
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF TABLES
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Source: Datamonitor