Federal integration sales outpace other markets
Gartner Inc. report says systems integrators who focused on selling services to the federal government saw their market grow 8.5 percent between 2002 and 2003.
Systems integrators who focused on selling services to the federal government saw their market grow 8.5 percent between 2002 and 2003, compared to a lackluster 3.5 percent growth rate for the worldwide market, according to the preliminary results from a report by Gartner Inc.
Systems integrators that sold services to local governments saw their market increase 5.8 percent, according to the report.
The IT market research company's report said that in 2003, systems integrators in the United States grew through acquisitions and sales to the public sector because the commercial sector spent cautiously on applications.
The report also listed the top 10 worldwide systems integrators by revenue.
These companies accounted for 30.7 percent of the global systems integration market.
The companies are listed in descending order, followed by their respective global market share:
- IBM Corp. - 7.6 percent
- Accenture Ltd. - 3.7 percent
- Fujitsu Ltd. - 3.6 percent
- EDS Corp. - 2.8 percent
- Computer Sciences Corp. - 2.7 percent
- NTT Data Corp. - 2.4 percent
- Lockheed Martin Corp. - 2.1 percent
- Capgemini S.A. - 2 percent
- Hitachi Ltd. - 2 percent
- NEC Corp. - 1.8 percent
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