Sunday, June 15, 2003

Instant Messaging study

<A HREF="http://www.radicati.com">The Radicati Group=92s</A> latest study, "Instant Messaging and Presence Market Trends, 2003-2007" provides market size, four-year forecasts, technology trends, corporate survey results, and competitive data for the instant messaging market. The study projects that the worldwide corporate IM market will grow at an explosive rate, led by the North American region, and will reach $344 million by 2007. The study estimates that the total number of active IM accounts will grow from 590 million in 2003, to reach 1,439 million in 2007. It also reveals that while organizations will be increasingly looking to log, manage, and secure corporate IM, they are not willing to pay more than $11.95 on average for it. According to the study, the Corporate IM market will spur the emergence of IM Management and Enterprise Development Tools vendors, looking to leverage the current lack of interoperability and standards to enter this growing market. To order a copy of the study, or for additional information about Radicat's market research programs, visit their Web site.

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