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Matthew Wilkins

Principal Analyst
Compute Platforms

Matt is a principal analyst for iSuppli covering compute platforms in the application markets practice. In addition to managing iSuppli's compute platforms research, Matt manages iSuppli's Computer Systems Cost Analyzer (CSCA)™ - a cost modeling tool for the PC platform. Prior to iSuppli, Matt was a research analyst at Gartner in the product research division, where he covered the compute platform application markets. M ...more

Cost Model - PCs

Rapid changes in computing technology have created a need for tools that provide visibility into the true cost of PC hardware acquisitions. iSuppli's Computer Systems Cost Analyzer lets procurement professionals, computer systems manufacturers and electronic component suppliers gain exposure into detailed hardware costs including PC parts, computer components and industrial software to see how these costs relate to the actual purchase price. Furthermore, through this cost modeling market research software, computer hardware manufacturers and other users are able to understand and see future cost trends in the later years of a contract.

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Critical Questions Answered

What are major PC original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) paying for PC components?
How will these component prices change on a quarterly basis over the next two year?
What new technologies will enter the desktop and notebook PC platforms over the next two years?
What impact will new technologies have on the cost of PC components over the next two years?
Which technologies and components will cease to be available for use in the notebook and desktop PC platforms over the next two years?

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