According to IDC, in 2011, there was a certain decrease in expenditure on equipment integration ser

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Annual Report on the Israeli IT services market research firm IDC published on July 22, 2012, indicates mobil bekas that the market for information technology in the country in 2012 will total at 8.36 billion, an increase of 3.8%. Spending on IT services in Israel increased in 2011 by 5.2% over 2010 to 8.1 billion.
In 2011, the IT services investments in the country due to the good economic situation but this year has been reflected in the service providers decline in demand for IT services. This is mainly due to the slowdown in the economies mobil bekas of Europe and the United States, to which Israel is dependent on its export them. At the same time reduced Israeli companies reduced their IT budgets or change the existing budget priorities.
Three leading providers held together in 2011 more than one-third share of the market. First place was rated Matrix (market share of 16.9%), second - Malam-Team (with a market share of 10.8%) and third - Ness Israel (market share of 8.9%).
Due to the nature specialties of computer mobil bekas services and to meet the competition in the industry including customers is not always frontal and cooperation between the companies are quite common. However, in order to succeed and grow in this competitive market, mobil bekas consolidation is a key tool in the service providers to achieve competitive advantage, mainly around the tenders. In 2011 there was continued acquisitions of niche by major players in the market and research firm predicts that this trend will continue in the coming years.
According to IDC, in 2011, there was a certain decrease in expenditure on equipment integration services and a corresponding increase in the implementation and management optimization solutions. Technologies that will drive the IT services market mobil bekas in the coming years both in business intelligence (Business Intelligence, BI), mobile computing mobil bekas solutions to the world, large-scale data handling (Big Data), information security solutions as a service and infrastructure management applications. There are the beginnings of public mobil bekas cloud computing adoption true by Israeli companies, but there is a long way off from that would be common in the country, both by customers and solutions providers.
The financial sector led the domestic spending on IT services in 2011 with a market share of 25.4% of total IT spending in Israel. mobil bekas This segment is largely driven by regulation, but there are also many investments mobile solutions, Internet-based business processes. The public sector mobil bekas (government, military and local authorities), was in 2011 a market share of 22.6% of total IT spending in the country. IDC notes that despite being the largest IT customer mobil bekas in his army provides most information technology services himself. The market share of the industrial sector last year was 16.7% in IT spending in the country.
More than half (53.2%), mobil bekas spending on IT services in 2011 came from large companies, employing more than a thousand employees; The share of enterprises employing 500 to 1,000 employees was 22.1% of total IT spending; mobil bekas The share of small to medium mobil bekas size was less than 25% of the expenses, the Israeli information technology services.
Companies that provide related services in Israel employ more than 39,000 people in various fields, of which approximately 23,500 are considered "employed computer mobil bekas experts and multi-year contracts. This human resources area during 2011 increased by 6.8%. The research mobil bekas firm estimates that the slowdown in 2012 is not expected to result in significant mobil bekas changes mobil bekas in the number mobil bekas of personnel in the sector, but will create a slowdown in recruiting, and the upward trend in wage stagnation.
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