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Small Businesses Turn Most Often to Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo! for Internet Resources, IDC Finds
FRAMINGHAM, Mass., March 31, 2008 – As more and more small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are taking advantage of the Internet to improve internal efficiency and external reach, a number of technology providers have been refining their offerings to help them to get online, sell online, and market online, as well as manage and monitor online business activity. Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo! are the leading companies that SMBs turn to for Internet resources, with more variation in SMB preferences by vertical industry than by company size, a new IDC report finds. These technology providers are appealing to SMBs in different ways with different offerings. Other findings from IDC SMB survey include the following:
The IDC study, SMB Internet Resource Users: Microsoft, Google, Yahoo!, and AOL Customer Profiles and Opportunities (Doc #211255) investigates which SMBs use different Internet resource providers, by both company size and vertical industry, and which resource providers are most likely to be used in the next 12 months. SMBs that use Google, Microsoft, Yahoo!, and AOL are then compared across a number of dimensions, including company size, sales performance, IT spending, high-speed Internet access, and online sales and promotion. For more information about IDC this study and how to purchase it, please contact: Tatiana Hinova << Back to main page |
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