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Copyright 2009 IDC Aid to Recovery: The Economic Impact of IT, Software, and the Microsoft Ecosystem in Portugal Prepared for Microsoft Corporation October 2009
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Copyright 2009 IDC Portugal: Highlights 2009 IT spending: 3.8 billion EUR ($5.5 billion) 2008-2013 IT spending growth: 2.8%; GDP growth: -0.2% 2009 software spending: 533 million EUR ($780 million); services spending: 1.2 billion EUR ($1.8 billion) 2008-2013 software spending growth: 4.4%; services: 2.9% 2009 IT employment: 99,000 2009 Microsoft-related IT employment: 44,000 2
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Copyright 2009 IDC Portugal: Key Findings From the end of 2009 through 2013, the IT sector will generate 7,500 high skilled jobs and account for the creation of nearly 400 new companies. In the same period, the IT sector will generate 320 million EUR ($469 million) in new tax revenues and contribute new revenues of 950 million EUR ($1.4 billion) to GDP. Spending on software in 2009 should account for 14% of total IT spending – but 50% of IT employment. The Microsoft ecosystem and IT professionals in IT departments should constitute 45% of IT-related employment in 2009, 49% of IT related tax revenues. For every EUR of Microsoft revenue in 2009, the ecosystem beyond Microsoft should reap 10.53 EUR. The Microsoft ecosystem is expected to invest nearly 526 million EUR ($770 million) in the local economies in 2009. 3
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Copyright 2009 IDC Portugal: IT’s Economic Impact Source: IDC Economic Impact Study, 2009 Growth Expected from Year End 2008 through 2013 4
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Copyright 2009 IDC Source: IDC Economic Impact Study, 2009 5 Portugal: IT Employment, 2009 Microsoft-related IT employment in 2009 is projected at 45% of total IT employment
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Copyright 2009 IDC Ratio of Ecosystem Revenue in 2009 to Microsoft Revenue Portugal: Impact of the Ecosystem 6 Source: IDC Economic Impact Study, 2009 Total = 10.53 EUR
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Copyright 2009 IDC Portugal: Growth Through Innovation 2.4 billion EUR Net New Business Revenue from Cloud Computing* *Microsoft calls this Software plus Services Long term transition to use of Internet-based services and intelligent clients About 1% of IT spending in 2009, but fast growth Lowers percentage of IT spending on maintenance of legacy systems and allows new projects and initiatives Resultant innovation leads to new business revenues 7 Source: IDC Economic Impact Study, 2009 Billion EUR
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