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[Report]
Messaging in the SMB Market, 2007-2010
Published: 2007/10
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Table of Contents
- 1. Executive Summary
- 2. Methodology and Overview
- 3. Current Messaging Environments in the SMB Space
- 4. Messaging Problems in the SMB Space
- 5. Desired Features, Functions and Products in the SMB Space
- 6. SMBs' Messaging Migration Plans
- 7. SMB Messaging Budget Issues
- 8. Future Trends in the SMB Space
- 9. Vendor Issues in the SMB Space
List of Figures
- Distribution of Email Users by Type of Email System Employed
- Employees' In-Office / Out-of-Office Status by Size of SMB
- “Do you enforce a mailbox size quota?”
- Level of Concern About the Leakage of Sensitive Information via Approved
and Supported Applications and Communications Channels
- “Has your user base ever been impacted/infected by a public instant
messaging network worm or virus?”
- Views on the Threat Created by Spyware
- Steps that Organizations are Taking to Limit Spyware
- Views on the Risk Associated With Preserving Email and Instant Messaging
Content
- Requirement to Respond to Discovery Requests 2006-2007 and 2007-2008
- “For discovery requests, are you asked to produce email message
conversation threads?”
- “For discovery requests, are you asked to produce non-email
data?”
- “Are discovery requests a disruptive or painful experience for your
IT department?”
- Importance of Zero Hour Virus Protection
- “Is your organization' s messaging system(s) integrated into a VoIP
solution?”
- How Instant Messaging is Used
- Importance of Various Capabilities in an Instant Messaging Hygiene Solution
- Desirability of Various Delivery Models for Managing Instant Messaging
Capabilities and Hygiene
- Likelihood of Outsourcing Email to a Hosted Provider at Various Price
Points
- Desirability of Various Email Management Models
- Desirability of Various Models for Anti-Virus and Anti-Spam Capabilities
- Current and Preferred Models for Delivering Email Security Capabilities
- Types of Communication Traffic for Which it is Important to Have
Encryption Capabilities Likelihood of Migrating to a New Email System
- Likelihood of Migrating to a New Instant Messaging System
- Likelihood of Switching to a Better Email System That Requires Switching
Desktop Clients Likelihood of Switching to a Better Email System if Desktop
Clients Can Be Retained
- Estimated Costs of Providing Email Capabilities Per Seat Per Month
- Median Per User Messaging Costs, 2007
- Median Per User Messaging Costs, 2008
- Roles Involved in Decision-Making for Purchasing New Messaging Systems or
Adopting New Messaging-Related Technologies
- Plans for Achieving Enterprise-Grade Instant Messaging Capabilities
List of Tables
- Total Available SMB Market in the United States, 2007 and 2010
- Total Available SMB Market in Canada, 2007 and 2010
- Users by Messaging System
- Users by Email Client
- Users on Primary Instant Messaging Systems
- Importance of Various Messaging and Collaboration Technologies
- Messaging Problems Experienced by SMBs
- Costs of Upgrading to Exchange 2007 at Various User Volumes Assuming that
New Servers Must be Acquired
- Costs of Upgrading to Exchange 2007 at Various User Volumes Assuming that
Existing Servers and Storage Can be Used
- Desire for Integrated vs. Standalone Capabilities
- Percentage of End Users on Various Mobile Platforms, 2007 and 2008
- Current and Planned Messaging-Related Capabilities
- Likelihood That Organizations Would Consider Various Email System
Vendors/Products
- Likelihood That Organizations Would Consider Various Instant Messaging
System Vendors/Products
- Likelihood That Organizations Would Consider Various Messaging-Related
Vendors
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[Report]
Messaging in the SMB Market, 2007-2010
Published: 2007/10
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Published by : Osterman Research, Inc.  |
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Product Code : OR55124 |
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