“Apple will sell an estimated $19 billion in Macs and iPads to enterprises in 2012, a 58% jump over the year before, a research analyst said today,” Gregg Keizer reports for Computerworld.
“And in 2013, corporations will spend $28 billion on Apple computers and tablets, said Andrew Bartels, an analyst with Forrester Research,” Keizer reports. “‘The biggest disruptive force in the computer equipment market is not [the cloud], but Apple,’ Bartels said in a recent report. ‘Its rapid growth in the corporate market has been the big surprise of 2011, and it will be even more of a factor in 2012.'”
Keizer reports, “Bartels estimated Apple’s 2011 sales to enterprises at $12 billion, split evenly between Macs and iPads.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Dan K.” for the heads up.]