Thursday, 21st September 2006

No Charge: Outsell's 2007 Info Industry Outlook Available

HotTopics: Information Industry Outlook: FutureFacts 2007

In this HotTopics, Outsell forecasts conservative growth for the information industry from 2006 to 2009, while predicting a great 2007 for companies that innovate while focusing on execution. This future-looking piece summarizes metrics and trends for 11 vertical information industry segments and key customer groups that fuel the $358 billion information industry.

You will get in this HotTopics:
- Outsell estimates for 2005 revenues and 2006 to 2009 forecasted compound annual growth rates for every key information industry segment
- Market share of the top five leaders in each segment
- Insights about disruptive new entrants and rising stars in each segment
- Major market drivers and trends impacting each segment
- Key insights about the principal markets for information – end users, enterprises, and advertising funding
- Outsell’s top 10 predictions and list of essential actions for 2007, such as preparing for global economy shifts and harnessing social publishing to drive business

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