The IT areas in Brazil

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You can analyze data from any source to find answers that will enable you to:

- Cost reduction

- Reduction of time

- Development of new products and offers optimized

- Smarter decisions.

Business Intelligence

The term Business Intelligence (BI) refers to the process of collecting, organizing, analyzing, sharing and monitoring information that offer business management support. It is the set of theories, methodologies, processes, structures and technologies that transform a large amount of raw data into useful information for strategic decision.

Although the BI marketing in Brazil is growing, the Business Intelligence market needs to mature a lot yet.

Conclusion

As you can see, there are a lot of areas an IT professional can work.

There are lot areas that are growing a lot, and until 2020 a lot will change.

This is just an overview from the IT area and it has a lot more going on in the area and the things I have listed is much more complex and deep than I explained.

ERP

In the national ranking of ERP, TOTVS appears with 36%. SAP is in the second position with 30%. Oracle is well behind in third place with 16%. Infor appears in the fourth position with 5% and others, as Senior, Quad, with 13%.

Among companies with up to 170 keyboards, which can be defined as SMEs, Totvs, with Datasul, Microsiga, RM, appears with 51% and won easily from SAP in second place with 10%. Oracle appears with 9%. The curious thing is that other systems - QAD, Senior, Starsoft - are 27% and surpass the use of SAP and Oracle in this company profile, revealing that strategies for SMEs of multinationals did not bring the expected results here in Brazil.

Among the companies with 170-700 active keyboards, the scene changes slightly, but TOTVS continues to lead with 40%. But here SAP already appears stronger 25%. Oracle with 17% and others 14%.

Among the companies with more than 700 keyboards, the scene changes a lot. Here SAP is 51%. Oracle appears with 21% and TOTVS dawns only in the third position with 20%.

Companies

In Brazil, we have several companies that distributes computers to the companies.

We have Positivo, the largest domestic manufacturer of computers. Positivo offers a range of low to medium technology such as desktop computers, laptops and all-in-one. Because it operates in all market groups, the company secured its popularity through extremely competitive pricing and the inclusion of the most attractive features to its line of computers, such as digital TV receivers and 3D glasses. It produces more than 430,000 computers per month, which are targeted at major retailers networks, companies and government institutions.

We have Dell, a global leader in the manufacture of personal computers, the US Dell is another major producer of devices in Brazil. Its wide range of products puts the company in a favorable position in the Brazilian market of computing, offering equipment from the cheapest to the high performance in its product line, with a strong focus on direct sales to corporate and IT markets.

We have HP, the American electronics giant, HP, is also among the computer market leaders in Brazil, offering a product line ranging from medium to high performance for consumers and corporate clients, including desktops, notebooks and all-in-one.

We have Lenovo, who offers a line of products ranging from budget to premium devices, computers, laptops and all-in-ones. The Chinese manufacturer has employed aggressive strategies to consolidate the Brazilian market in recent years, including the acquisition of CCE who was the largest domestic manufacturer of computers.