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市場調查報告書
礦業市場的IT支出優先課題
Perspective: Priorities in the Mining Industry
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礦業市場的IT支出優先課題 是由出版商IDC Manufacturing Insights在2011年05月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書包含Pages: 6 價格從美金1500起跳。
礦業公司對生產及加工用機械有很大的依存資產志向的價值鏈。機械依存來說、產業機械及農業/建築機械產業也是資產志向的價值鏈、差別於礦業公司的資產之穩定性缺乏、嚴苛、易變動的環境條件所支配。此外、抽出業務來思考、礦業與石油・瓦斯・公共工程產業的企業有類似之處。
本報告書內容包括:礦業的IT投資中、主要的IT支出為優先程度、商業的課題、地區差異等詳細調查彙整、內容綱要摘記如下:
關於本展望
- 商業環境和主要優先事項
- IT是用礦業課題
- 主要提議
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Abstract
This IDC Manufacturing Insights Perspective highlights our research outlook of
the mining industry, including top IT spending priorities, business challenges,
and regional differences.
We consider the mining industry to be part
of the asset-oriented value chains (AOVCs), joining the ranks of
manufacturers that produce base materials at asset-intensive production facilities, with
a focus on the efficiency and deployment of assets. Other
segments include chemicals, metals, pulp/paper, construction materials, and textiles.
Mining companies
depend heavily upon the equipment they use for production and
processing (including heavy-duty trucks, drills, conveyors, crushers) and frequently affiliate
with construction businesses. They occasionally behave more like engineering-oriented value
chains (EOVCs), such as manufacturers of industrial machinery and farm/construction
equipment. But their equipment dependence is also what aligns them
with the AOVC, with the difference being that mining companies'
assets are rarely stationary and subject to variable environmental conditions,
often harsh. We also find that mining, as an extraction
business, exhibits some similarities to (or may be integrated within)
companies in the oil and gas or utilities industries.
Table of Contents
- In This Perspective
- The Business Environment and Key Priorities
- Regional Factors — Especially Regulatory Perspectives
- Applying IT to Mining Industry Challenges
- Reviewing 2010 Investments
- Looking Ahead for 2011
- Essential Guidance
- Learn More
- Table: IT Investments in the Mining Industry
- Table: U.S. Mining Investment Priorities and Plans, 2010 (% of Respondents)
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