Worldwide Enterprise Networking 2010 Top 10 Predictions

This IDC study provides an analysis of the top 10 trends impacting the enterprise networking market for 2010. This is paid research.

By Enterprise Networking Planet Staff | Feb 5, 2010
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"The recovery of the global economy will drive growth in the worldwide enterprise network infrastructure spending. The growth in storage and devices on the network coupled with the mission criticality of the network will spur customer investments," according to Lee Doyle, group vice president and general manager, Network Infrastructure and Security Products and Services.

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