With the recovery of the global economy, the demand on all of the companies in the sector of information technology, began to rise, steadily. Specifically, segment operating systems, 2010 left a market with growth of 7.8% compared to 2009 and totaled about $ s 30,400 million. This was emphasized in the study Gartner Operating System Software Worldwide 2010.
In this business, the segment continues to be king, and by far, Microsoft, with a 78.6% market share overall. However, Linux and Mac OS were the fastest growing segments in servers and operating systems. "The segment operating systems grew by 9.3% over the servers, which it did by 5.7%," said Matthew Cheung, an analyst with consultancy in the report.
The company founded by Bill Gates pocketed Last year a total of $ s 23.848 million, which represents a growth will own approximately 9% against 2009, similar to the overall market growth. His workhorse was the adoption of Windows 7, which was positioned as the successor to Windows Vista and Windows XP.
Secondly, IBM is positioned with a 7.5% share and an increase of 5.6%. For its part, the U.S. also Hewlett-Packard (HP) retained its third place, pocketing U.S. $ s 1.125 million, but only grew by 1.4%.
who gave the note to this effect was Oracle, which fell to 2.6% market share, rising from
u $ s 10 billion in 2009 to U.S. $ s 780 million, in 2010, billing. The takeoff was possible thanks to the acquisition of the Solaris operating system from Sun Microsystems in April 2009. Red Hat and Apple were the best overall growth, with 18% and 15.8% respectively.
In the server market, Linux has established itself as the fastest growing thanks to increased adoption by end users of open source systems. In the Unix market, IBM AIX maintained single digit growth, when in its field usually get negative growth. MP
Source: cronista.com
link: http://www.cronista.com/itbusiness/La-venta-software-crecio-casi-un- 8-in-2010-20110503-0012.html
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