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IT market in Russia 2012Development forecasts for 2012-2017
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This document examines the Russian IT market using an analytical approach, describing the state of the overall industry and examining its most valuable segments – computer hardware, software and IT services and distribution.
It furnishes recent and current statistics representing the size and worth of each segment along with projections for market expansion to 2017. The report digests the latest information on market trends and other influential industry factors, highlights possibilities for investment and explains Russia’s macroeconomic situation. It investigates the competitive landscape and reveals the opinions and business preferences of major IT players in Russia as well as in the global IT industry.
Due to similar format, this publication acts as a companion document when coupled with PMR IT reports on Poland, Romania and other regional countries, providing a wide-ranging comparative market outlook.
This report supplies critical answers to most-asked questions:
What is the present status of the market for IT hardware, software and services in Russia?
How quickly will market values grow over the next five years?
Which trends are dominating the major segments in the Russian IT market? How will they affect market expansion?
Are there any pending legislative issues that promise to affect Russian IT?
What are the prospects for sales of computers and systems in the coming years?
Which investment prospects are available in Russian IT?
Which market segments are the major recipients of corporate and government IT spending?
Potential clients, competition and investments in Russian IT
IT market in Russia 2012, Development forecasts for 2012-2017 assesses the pool of possible customers in various industries, highlighting those expected to plan projects in the near future. The report also profiles the largest domestic and global companies active in the Russian IT industry. It provides details on:
Potential corporate clients and their projected levels of IT spending in telecoms, retail, finance and other industries
Additional business sectors considering extensive IT investment over the next few years
Top 40 IT hardware, software and services providers – 20 domestic, 10 international and 10 IT distributors
The top 100 foreign and domestic IT companies operating in Russia
The 15 principal foreign and domestic hardware providers, manufacturers and distributors on the Russian IT market
The 20 chief foreign and domestic software companies
30 leaders in IT services and outsourcing services
20 biggest providers of commercial datacentre services in Russia.
Interesting Facts About Russian IT
This report provides market news that you can use. Here is a small sample of the topics expanded upon in this publication:
Future growth of this market is indicated by historically and currently low per capita IT outlays.
Of Central and Eastern European countries, Russia boasts the most valuable IT market, €14.3 bn as of 2011.
Vendors from a variety of countries are increasingly interested in entering the Russian IT industry.
Plenty of opportunity exists in the supply of IT goods and services to Russian companies and government offices
Russian IT ranked third in the CEE region (behind Ukraine and Romania) in terms of expansion prior to the financial downturn.
Brands analysed in this report:
1C, Acer, Asus, Compulink Group, CROC, Dell, Depo Computers, diHouse, DNS Computers, Evroset, Gazprom Avtomatizatsya, HP, IBS Group, ICL KPO VS/ Fujitsu, Kaspersky Lab, K-Systems, Lanit, Lenovo, LG Electonics, Marvel Distribution, Merlion, Microsoft, NCC, Nvision Group, Oracle, R-Style, Samsung, SAP, Sitronics IT, Technoserv.
Hardware, software and IT services providers will reach for this report when...
developing new businesses, formulating strategy, locating appropriate investments and scrutinizing market trends and conditions. Additional uses for this information include:
Development of spending forecasts and corporate analyses
Creating a strategy for mergers and/or acquisitions
Engaging in comparative analysis of Russian IT with other markets
Assessing the capacity for growth in various market segments.
This report was published to serve executives and managers engaged in:
Hardware production and distribution
Software development and services
Related IT support and service pursuits
Telecommunications and networking with an eye towards expansion into the IT industry
Finance
Government, research and report preparation
Consulting and business analysis.
Extract from this report
The IT market in Russia increased in value in 2011 by 15.4% year-on-year to RUB 584bn. If measured in Euro in 2011 Russian IT market finally exceeded its peak value (€14.1bn) registered in 2008. Russian IT market shows stable growth being driven by corporate and public investments and increased consumer IT spending.
The largest players on the market are hardware and software distributors and retailers. Almost every global vendor has an established position in Russia, global vendors dominate in hardware and in some segments of the software sector of the market.
The Russian hardware distribution market is similar to IT distribution markets in other countries. From 2008 to 2011 Toshiba, Sony, Samsung, Oracle and several other international companies started direct imports to Russia. The market saw a trend of mergers of IT and consumer electronics distribution.
Market commentary by expert
Russia IT market continues to report double-digit growth rates. Although the market remains hardware-oriented, it also becomes more mature and the penetration of more advanced solutions is constantly increasing. The majority of big and mid-size Russian businesses already have corporate IT systems. A key development trend is the gradual transformation from a market driven by new IT investments to a market where operational IT services, including outsourcing, support and IT systems maintenance, take a bigger share. The Russian SaaS services market is currently small but promises the fastest growth in the next 3-5 years. It is also worth noting that the banking industry in Russia showed a 35% increase in their IT budgets in 2011. The domestic IT market has attracted Asseco, the largest Polish IT company, which has recently announced it signed a letter of intent to acquire one of the leading providers of IT solutions for the finance and banking sector in Russia and CIS. The Polish integrator has refused to reveal the name of the company, but our unofficial sources indicate R-Style Softlab, Center of Financial Technologies or Diasoft.
Paweł Olszynka, Head IT&Telecoms market Analyst
