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Politics : Formerly About Applied Materials
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From: Gottfried8/10/2001 9:01:30 PM
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A sliver of hope from a CPQ conference...

Compaq invited two important customers to speak at the
meeting. Interestingly, one of these, the CIO of SBC
Communications, indicated that he is sticking to a 36 month
replacement cycle for desktops. SBC is doing this both in order
to keep the total cost of ownership down and to avoid the need
to replace a large number of systems in any one period in the
future by skewing the replacement cycle now. This has been
one of our more important arguments in predicting that
worldwide PC unit demand next year is likely to be quite
healthy. Our current forecast calls for worldwide units to be up
17.5% in 2002 after falling 5.0% this year.


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