Regional Sector Profile Reports
Healthcare Industry in South Africa - IT Market AssessmentDescriptionDescription:
6-May-2009, Pages-18 The growth of the healthcare industry in South Africa is keeping pace with the government's efforts to strengthen the healthcare system and make healthcare services more accessible to the citizens. Apart from the public spending on health, the sector has been considerably benefited from the inflow of foreign aid to control the pandemic diseases. Further, the public sector is concentrating on improving primary care in the country and developing the infrastructure of healthcare institutions, to provide healthcare services in remote areas. The need to improve the efficiency of services and quality of care and also to reduce healthcare costs are pushing healthcare facilities to implement IT applications. The basic IT applications include; electronic medical records, hospital information systems, networking applications, health decision-support systems, and Telemedicine solutions, used for providing remote diagnostics. In addition, since the current healthcare system has not attained sustainability, implementation of IT would support the expansion of its reach to remote areas, along with a move to a digital health platform. The development of wireless networks, to reduce the digital divide between the rural and urban areas, has enhanced the delivery of healthcare services. Several healthcare programs such as Project Masiluleke, introduced by the government and NGOs are increasingly using wireless services to provide services in remote areas. Moreover, improved broadband access and availability of cost-effective software solutions is boosting the uptake of information and communication technologies in the healthcare sector. The report by TechNavioTM Insights forecasts the IT spending of the Healthcare Industry in South Africa for the period 2008-2012. It discusses the market segmentation of this industry based on the IT spending, and also highlights the IT sales opportunity in the Healthcare Industry in South Africa. Further, the report discusses the market trends that characterize this industry. The key IT market growth drivers & barriers of the Healthcare Industry in South Africa and profiles of some of the key vendors & projects operating in this industry are also included in the report. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1. Introduction 2. IT Spending & Forecast 3. Market Segmentation 4. IT Sales Opportunities 5. Market Trends 6. IT Market Growth Drivers 7. IT Market Growth Challenges 8. Current Projects 8.1 Project Masiluleke 8.2 Aftercare 9. Healthcare IT Vendors 9.1 Avaya Inc. 9.2 Health Focus 9.3 Philips Healthcare 9.4 SAS 9.5 T-Systems International Inc. Other Reports in This Series List of Exhibits Exhibit 2.1: Market Size and Forecast for the Healthcare IT Industry in South Africa 2008-2012 (in $ million) Exhibit 3.1: South African Healthcare IT spend segmentation – 2008 Exhibit 4.1: IT Sales Opportunity in the South African Healthcare Industry |
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Healthcare Industry in Russia - IT Market AssessmentDescriptionDescription:
6-May-2009, Pages-16 Russia accounts for the maximum number of hospitals in the European region, and is the largest healthcare market in Eastern and Central Europe. Increase in the aging population and lifestyle diseases in Russia have compelled the healthcare sector to revamp its medical service delivery system. The healthcare sector in Russia is thus focusing on providing sustainable and personalized healthcare to its citizens. It is also directing its efforts towards strengthening the primary healthcare services and developing preventive healthcare. In addition, the country is also aspiring to improve the quality of care and increase the availability of healthcare services throughout the country. Medical institutions in Russia are realizing the need for Healthcare IT applications for saving time, maintaining records, and providing efficient services. The growth of the Healthcare IT market over the years has been supported by the public sector through various initiatives, to construct an effective health system. Some of the initiatives are: implementation of national program 'Health', allocation of funds for restructuring the existing IT infrastructure of government owned hospitals/clinics, etc. Russia is one of the preferred destinations for IT Outsourcing services, and the emerging demand for Healthcare Outsourcing would also benefit the IT market. The Russian government plans to implement a Unified Information System for Health services in the near future, to be at par with the Western European countries. Apart from this, health models, emphasizing on interoperability, could possibly be rolled out as a part of the continued e-Russia initiative (which includes Telemedicine and distance learning for health professionals), with the collective efforts of the public and private healthcare organizations. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Russian Healthcare Industry for the period 2008-2012. It discusses the market segmentation of this industry based on the IT spending, and also highlights the IT sales opportunity in the Healthcare Industry in Russia. Further, it also discusses the market trends that characterize this industry. The key growth drivers and barriers of the Healthcare Industry in Russia, and profiles of some of the key vendors operating in this industry are also covered in this report. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1. Introduction 2. IT Spending & Forecast 3. Market Segmentation 4. IT Sales Opportunities 5. Market Trends 6. IT Sales Drivers 7. IT Market Growth Barriers 8. Healthcare IT Vendors 8.1 Auriga Inc. 8.2 Carestream Health Inc. 8.3 iSoft 8.4 Philips Healthcare 8.5 Siemens Healthcare Other Reports in This Series List of Exhibits Exhibit 2.1: Market Size and Forecast for the Healthcare IT Industry in Russia 2008-2012 (in $ million) Exhibit 3.1: Russia Healthcare IT Industry Spend Segmentation – 2008 Exhibit 4.1: IT Sales Opportunity in the Russian Healthcare Industry |
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Healthcare Industry in Australia - IT Market AssessmentDescriptionDescription:
6-May-2009, Pages-18 The Healthcare IT sector of Australia, being one of the developed markets, has seen a positive growth owing to the introduction of advanced IT products and services. Australian Healthcare IT sector comprises healthcare organizations (hospitals, nursing homes, diagnostic centers, dental hospitals, clinics, etc.), persons (doctors, dentists, nurses, and other caregivers), and health insurance providers. The Australian Healthcare IT market has been shifting from being a hospital focused market to a patient focused market. IT solutions such as enterprise software solutions, hospital management, and clinical management systems have been implemented successfully, and are now accepted by the Australian healthcare providers. Further, Australia being one of the progressive nations in the eHealth sector, has provided efficient avenues for storage, retrieval, and management of healthcare information. Also, owing to rising of aging population, remote healthcare services such as patient monitoring devices and telemedicine have been deployed to a large extent. The Healthcare IT market in Australia is now focusing on the provision of standardization and enhancement of data security through encouragement and establishment of mandate procedures being followed for IT solutions. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Australian Healthcare Industry for the period 2008-2012. It discusses the segmentation of this Industry based on technology, and also highlights the market trends and challenges that characterize the industry. Further, it discusses the key growth drivers and barriers of the Healthcare Industry in Australia, and profiles some of the key vendors operating in the Healthcare Industry in Australia. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1.Introduction 2. IT Spending and Forecast 3. Market Trends 3.3. Telemedicine Industry 4. Market Segmentation by Technology Type 5. Growth Drivers 5.1 Collaboration and Integration of Healthcare Information 5.2 Enhancing Mobility of Information 5.3 Reducing Operational Costs 5.4 Empowered Customers 6. Growth Barriers 6.1 Skill Workforce Shortage 6.2 Distribution problems 6.3 Privacy and Security of Data 6.4 Limited Budgets 7. Key Vendors 7.1 Baxter International Inc. 7.2 Health Communication Network 7.3 IBA Health Group Limited 7.4 Philips Healthcare 7.5 Toumaz Technology Limited Other Reports in This Series List of Exhibits Exhibit 2.1: Australian Healthcare IT Spending and Forecast 2008-2012 (In $ million) Exhibit 4.1: IT Market Segmentation by Technology Type for Australian Healthcare Industry – 2008 Exhibit 4.2: IT Market Segmentation by Technology Type for Australian Healthcare Industry – 2012 |
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Healthcare Industry in Brazil-IT Market Assessment-2008DescriptionDescription:
28-April-2009, Pages-22 The Latin American Healthcare Industry is focusing more towards revamping of the healthcare systems in order to attain greater efficiency and sustainability. Brazil, in particular, is concentrating more towards restructuring their systems by the application of information technology. The Healthcare market in Brazil is the largest in Latin America and has an immense potential for further growth. The continued expansion of the Brazilian healthcare sector offers opportunities for medical equipment, IT products & services, and patient monitoring services. Also, the Brazilian Government has initiated several plans to reform the healthcare services delivery system. The Government has decentralized the health segment to provide the states with autonomy to plan and control various healthcare programs. The use of information and communication technologies by healthcare organizations enables extensive information processing for effective decision-making and patient monitoring. Unified National Health System program, medical tourism, and customer demands for quality services are some of the factors that contribute to the uptake of IT solutions by healthcare organizations. Solutions such as hospital management, consulting services, integration services, electronic medical records, Telehealth solutions, and wireless applications are being adopted by the healthcare providers. Moreover, the continued consolidation efforts have also provided avenues for e-Learning in the health field. Despite facing barriers such as less developed infrastructure, lack of skilled IT professionals, and reluctance of health professionals to learn new technologies, the Healthcare IT adoption in the country continues to be bolstered by the interoperability initiative. The Healthcare Industry comprises services offered by healthcare organizations (such as hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers), health professionals (doctors, nurses, pharmacists), and health insurers (public and private). The report forecasts the market size of the Healthcare Industry in Brazil for the period 2008-2012. It also discusses the segmentation of the Healthcare Industry in Brazil based on the IT spending. Further, the report highlights the IT sales opportunity in the Healthcare Industry in Brazil, and discusses the market trends and challenges that characterize this industry. The report also profiles some of the Healthcare IT vendors operating in the Healthcare Industry in Brazil. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1. Introduction 2. IT Spending & Forecast 3. Market Segmentation 4. IT Sales Opportunities 5. Market Trends 6. IT Sales Drivers 7. IT Market Growth Barriers 8. Healthcare IT Vendors 8.1 Agfa HealthCare 8.2 GE Healthcare 8.3 InterSystems Corporation 8.4 OSI Systems Inc. 8.5 Philips Healthcare 8.6 Siemens Healthcare 8.7 Zilics 8.8 TOTVS 9. Other Reports in This Series List of Exhibits Exhibit 2.1: Market Size and Forecast for the Healthcare IT Industry in Brazil 2008-2012 (in $ million) Exhibit 3.1: Brazil Healthcare Industry IT spend segmentation – 2009 Exhibit 4.1: IT Sales Opportunity in the Brazilian Healthcare Industry |
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Healthcare Industry in France-IT Market AssessmentDescriptionDescription:
15- April-2009, Pages-18 The Healthcare IT industry in France is considered as one of the developed healthcare sectors around the globe. The key element to the growth of the healthcare industry in France is its Government’s deployment of large scale investment policies in both private as well as public sector hospitals. This is used to improve the IT infrastructure around the healthcare organizations. The healthcare industry in France comprises public as well as private sector hospitals and insurance providers along with pharmaceuticals, manufacturers, and service providers of medical devices, systems and technologies, laboratory equipment, and associated support services. The private sector players are comparatively keener on having efficient financial and management systems whereas the public sector is emphasizing on deploying technologies to provide an improved and advanced patient care. The growing implementation of information and communication technology in the global healthcare vertical has also influenced the healthcare sector in France. The hospitals in the country are now particularly looking for implementation of technology, which can provide better patient safety along with the integration of various hospital systems and processes. In this regard, 'Plan Hospital 2012' is a major Government policy of IT investments across the public sector hospitals. These kinds of market initiatives are expected to drive the market growth of Healthcare IT industry in France. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Healthcare Industry in France over the period 2008-2012. The report also segments the total healthcare IT market in France by technology type. Further, the report discusses the market trends, growth drivers and growth barriers that characterize the Healthcare Industry in France. The report also profiles some of the key vendors in the Healthcare Industry in France. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1. Introduction 2. IT Spending and Forecast 3. Market Trends 4. Market Segmentation by Technology Type 5. Growth Drivers 5.1 Overall Growth of Healthcare Industry 5.2 Global Healthcare Coverage 5.3 Effective Funding Mechanism 5.4 Uniformity in Private and Public Healthcare 5.5 Generous Healthcare System 6. Growth Barriers 6.1 Lesser Private Funding 6.2 Healthcare Tourism 7. Key Vendors 7.1 Agfa Healthcare 7.1.1 Business Overview 7.1.2 Key Products 7.1.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.2 Cerner Corporation 7.2.1 Business Overview 7.2.2 Key Products 7.2.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.3 GE Healthcare 7.3.1 Business Overview 7.3.2 Key Products 7.3.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.4 McKesson Corporation 7.4.1 Business Overview 7.4.2 Key Products 7.4.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.5 Siemens Healthcare 7.5.1 Business Overview 7.5.2 Key Products 7.5.3 Corporate Headquarters List of Exhibits Exhibit 1.1: France Healthcare IT Spending and Forecast 2008-2012 (In $ million) Exhibit 4.1: Market Segmentation by Technology Type – 2008 & 2012 |
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Healthcare Industry in India-2009DescriptionDescription:
8 April 2009, Pages -19 Healthcare industry in India has seen a phenomenal growth in the last decade. The market comprises healthcare organizations (hospitals, nursing homes, diagnostic centers, dental hospitals, clinics, ayurveda hospitals, etc.), persons (doctors, dentists, nurses, and other caregivers), and health insurance providers. Private companies play a greater role than the public sector in providing healthcare services as this sector is expected to be financially stronger and well managed. With the growth of the Indian middle class segment, shift toward private healthcare services to obtain more value and service is expected. Indian healthcare industry is at growing stage and is thereby not subjected to strict regulations by the government. There is a general liberalization of trade and investment owing to which most devices do not need import license. Further, no restrictions have been imposed on refurbished medical equipments. In addition, tariff rates applicable on refurbished medical equipments are same as new equipment, which ranges from 5 to 30 percent. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Healthcare Industry in India over the period 2008-2012.The report also segments the total healthcare IT market in India by technology type. Further, the report discusses the market trends, growth drivers and growth barriers that characterize the Healthcare Industry in India. The report also profiles some of the key vendors in the Healthcare Industry in India. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1. Introduction 2. IT Spending and Forecast 3. Market Trends 3.1 Overall IT Market 3.2 RFID Technology 3.3 Telemedicine Industry 3.4 Electronic Medical Records and eHealth cards 4. Market Segmentation by Technology Type 5. Growth Drivers 6. Growth Barriers 7. Key Vendors 7.1 Philips Healthcare 7.1.1 Business Overview 7.1.2 Key Products 7.1.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.2 Siemens Healthcare 7.2.1 Business Overview 7.2.2 Key Products 7.2.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.3 Toshiba Medical Corporation 7.3.1 Business Overview 7.3.2 Key Products 7.3.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.4 GE Healthcare 7.4.1 Business Overview 7.4.2 Key Products 7.4.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.5 SAP 7.5.1 Business Overview 7.5.2 Key Products 7.5.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.6 Other Leading Vendors in India 7.6.1 Avaya Global Connect Limited 7.6.2 Infosys Technologies Limited 7.6.3 Sasken Communication Technologies 7.6.4 Tata Consultancy Services Limited 7.6.5 Wipro Limited List of Exhibits Exhibit 2.1: Indian Healthcare IT Spending and Forecast 2008-2012 (In $ million) Exhibit 4.1: IT Market Segmentation by Technology Type for Indian Healthcare Industry - 2008 Exhibit 4.2: IT Market Segmentation by Technology Type for Indian Healthcare Industry – 2012 |
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Healthcare Industry in China-2009DescriptionDescription:
8-April-2009, Pages-20 The healthcare industry in China comprises healthcare organizations (hospitals, nursing homes, diagnostic centres, dental hospitals, and clinics), persons (doctors, dentists, nurses and other caregivers) and health insurance providers. The hospital system in China follows a three tier system (Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary) according to the level of services required by patients. Treatment of minor ailments and community service is provided by primary hospitals. Patients are referred to secondary or tertiary hospitals depending on the seriousness. Although, the major investment in the healthcare industry in China is made by the private sector, the public sector plays a major role in providing healthcare services. Those urban employees who are covered under the government-operated basic medical insurance systems are provided with medical facilities at a low cost. In addition, the rural population is also provided with voluntary health insurance through Central Government’s rural co-operative medical system. However, private organizations being more effective and efficient in providing services and facilities are preferred. Chinese healthcare industry being at a growing stage is not subjected to strict regulations by the government. Regulations in the Chinese healthcare market have been undergoing changes owing to implementation of different technologies in this sector. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Healthcare Industry in China over the period 2008-2012.The report also segments the total healthcare IT market in China by technology type. Further, the report discusses the market trends, growth drivers and growth barriers that characterize the Healthcare Industry in China. The report also profiles some of the key vendors in the Healthcare Industry in China. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1. Introduction 2. China IT Spending in Healthcare and Forecast 3. Market Trends 3.1 Increased Government Focus towards Implementation of Health Information Systems (HIS) 3.2 Standardization of HIS and Compatibility with International Standards 3.3 Higher Adoption of HIS in Developed Regions in Comparison to Developing Regions 3.4 Availability of Multi-application Information Systems at Lesser Cost 3.5 Shift of HMIS from Healthcare Provider-centric to Patient-centric 3.6 Visible Impact of Growing Middle Class over Healthcare Services 4. Market Segmentation by Technology Type 5. Growth Drivers 5.1 Overall Growth of Healthcare Industry 5.2 Changing Needs of Patients 5.3 Increasing Government Attention 5.4 Research & Development Expenditure 5.5 Increasing Number of Private Healthcare Organizations 5.6 Increase in Insurance Coverage 6. Growth Barriers 6.1 Expensive Healthcare Facilities 6.2 Ineffective Decision Making 6.3 Underdeveloped Software Industry 6.4 Lack of Standardization 7. Key Vendors 7.1 Agfa Healthcare 7.4 GE Healthcare 7.3 Kingstar Winning 7.4 Philips Healthcare 7.5 Siemens Healthcare 7.6 Toshiba Medical Corporation 7.7 Tianjian Technology 7.8 Other Vendors List of Exhibits Exhibit 1.1: Chinese Healthcare IT Spending and Forecast 2008-2012 (In $ million) Exhibit 4.1: Market Segmentation by Technology Type – 2008 and 2012 |
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Healthcare Industry in Germany-2009DescriptionDescription:
26-March-2009, Pages-19 Healthcare industry in Germany is the largest in Europe and is increasingly becoming a focus of research interest through new innovations and technologies. The economic growth in the healthcare industry in Germany can be attributed to several reasons such as rapid technological progress, new innovations and changes such as new IT solutions and provision of health cards to citizens in order to provide standardized services. The healthcare industry in Germany comprises organizations (hospitals, nursing homes, and other institutions providing healthcare facilities), persons (doctors, nurses, and other medical practitioners), and insurance providers that work together for the betterment of society and well being of patients through diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases. In Germany, the government provides support as service providers through healthcare officials, community hospitals, and university clinics. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Healthcare Industry in Germany over the period 2008-2012.The report also segments the total healthcare IT market in Germany by technology type. Further, the report discusses the market trends, growth drivers and growth barriers that characterize the Healthcare Industry in Germany. The report also profiles some of the key vendors in the Healthcare Industry in Germany. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1. Introduction 2. IT Spending and Forecast 3. Market Trends 4. Market Segmentation by Technology Type 5. Growth Drivers 5.1 Reduced Operational Costs 5.2 Reduction in Prices of Software 5.3 Increasing Competition and Standardization 5.4 Improvement in Work-flows through Networking Infrastructure 5.5 Increasing Customer Expectations 5.6 Government Priority of IT in Healthcare 6. Growth Barriers 6.1 Interface problems 6.2 Restricted Hospital budgets for IT 6.3 Non-uniform Implementation of IT Solutions 6.4 Need for Skilled IT professionals 6.5 High Expectations of Return on Investment 7. Key Vendors 7.1 Philips Healthcare 7.1.1 Business Overview 7.1.2 Key Products 7.1.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.2 Siemens Healthcare 7.2.1 Business Overview 7.2.2 Key Products 7.2.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.3 Agfa Healthcare 7.3.1 Business Overview 7.3.2 Key Products 7.3.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.4 GE Healthcare 7.4.1 Business Overview 7.4.2 Key Products 7.4.3 Corporate Headquarters 7.5 SAP 7.5.1 Business Overview 7.5.2 Key Products 7.5.3 Corporate Headquarters List of Exhibits Exhibit 2.1: Germany Healthcare IT Spending and Forecast 2008-2012 (In $ million) Exhibit 4.2.1: Market Segmentation by Technology Type - 2008 Exhibit 4.2.2: Market Segmentation by Technology Type - 2009 Exhibit 4.2.3: Market Segmentation by Technology Type - 2010 Exhibit 4.2.4: Market Segmentation by Technology Type – 2011 |
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Retail Industry in North America - IT Market AssessmentDescriptionDescription:
24 November 2008, Pages – 12 After a steady growth for the last two decades, the retail industry in North America experienced a negative growth in 2007, which can be attributed to the subprime crisis and the gradual slowdown in the US economy. The slowdown can be attributed to the high-energy prices and the prevalent credit crunch following the sub-prime market crisis. However, this is expected to be a temporary phenomenon and sales are expected to pick up from 2009-10 onwards. A large number of Americans prefer to purchase online and this trend is observed in the retail industry as well. The growth in e-commerce is due to change in the buying habits of customers. With decrease in cost of computers and increase in its usage, it is expected to increase substantially in future. The growth in sales through e-commerce route also reflects that more retail companies are moving to sell online. The median age in North America is well above 35 years. This factor, coupled with the fact that the baby boomers are approaching the retirement age, could prove detrimental to the growth of the retail industry. Usually spending habits reduce with age and an aging population shows marked dislike towards visiting malls and using technology. These demographic factors could play a crucial role in the retail industry’s growth in the coming years. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Retail Industry in North America over the period 2007-2013. The report highlights the market trends, growth drivers and restraints in the Retail Industry in North America. Further, the report discusses about the IT spending & forecast of this industry and also talks about the regulations that affect the IT spending of the Retail Industry in North America. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1.0 Retail Industry in North America 1.1 Market Size and Forecast 1.2 Market Trends 2.0 Growth Drivers & Restraints 2.1 Growth Drivers 2.2 Growth Restraints 3.0 IT Spending – Retail Industry in North America 3.1 IT Spending & Forecast 3.3 IT Sales Drivers 4.0 Regulations Affecting IT Spending Other Reports in this Series IT Spending and Segmentation List of Exhibits Exhibit 1: Retail Industry in North American Market Size and Forecast 2007-2013 (in billion USD) Exhibit 2: Retail Industry - IT Spending & Forecast 2007-2013 (in million USD)
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Retail Industry in Latin America - IT Market AssessmentDescriptionDescription:
24 November 2008, Pages – 11 Traditionally, grocery has dominated the retail industry in Latin America – with Latin Americans spending a significant portion of their income on food items. The consumption pattern in the Retail Industry in Latin America is changing rapidly. With the economic development and increase in purchasing power, the customer focus is shifting from household consumption to personal consumption. Further, the markets with comparatively higher purchasing power like Brazil, Chile and Mexico are dominated by organized retail chains, which control about three-quarters of the market. For example - in Mexico, many mom-and-pop shops which enjoyed market share of as high as 77% for some massive consumption items have been forced to either close down or relocate by huge retail chains like Wal-Mart. Organized retail is developed in only a few countries in the Retail Industry in Latin America. As people in other countries of Latin America gain purchasing power, big retail companies would be entering these markets too and setting up their establishments. They would require setting up their IT infrastructure to support their business in these new markets. Consequently, IT infrastructure and networking companies would gain business opportunities. The report forecasts the IT spending of the Retail Industry in Latin America over the period 2007-2013. The report highlights the market trends, growth drivers and restraints in the Retail Industry in Latin America. Further, the report discusses about the IT spending & forecast of this industry and also talks about the regulations that affect the IT spending of the Retail Industry in Latin America. Table of ContentsTable of Contents:
1.0 Retail Industry in Latin America 1.1 Market Size and Forecast 1.2 Market Trends 2.0 Growth Drivers & Restraints 2.1 Growth Drivers 2.2 Growth Restraints 3.0 IT Spending – Retail Industry in Latin America 3.1 IT Spending & Forecast 3.2 IT Sales Drivers 4.0 Regulations Affecting IT Spending Other Reports in this Series List of Exhibits Exhibit 1: Retail Industry in Latin America Market Size & Forecast 2007-2013 (in billion USD) Exhibit 2: Retail Industry in Latin America - IT Spending & Forecast 2007-2013 (in million USD)
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