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CAD/CAM/CAE : electronic design automation, 1992 - Archive Server

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- File <strong>Server</strong>s—^These systems provide mass<br />

storage capability to clients on a network.<br />

Services can range from temporary<br />

storage of working files to long-term<br />

backup and archive systems.<br />

- Database <strong>Server</strong>s—^These systems manage<br />

databases as a shared resource to a<br />

network. These servers handle such<br />

functions as physical data storage, data<br />

security, and high-level queries and can<br />

access stored information at the record<br />

level.<br />

• Personal Computer—This is defined as a<br />

single-user computer that is distinguished<br />

from a technical workstation by its features<br />

and by the user's potential range of expansion<br />

on the platform. Features found in<br />

technical workstations (such as a virtual<br />

operating system, networking, highperformance<br />

graphics, multiuser/multitasking<br />

capability) are optional rather than<br />

integrated by the manufacturer.<br />

Line item definitions are as follows:<br />

• Average selling price (ASP) is defined as the<br />

average price of a product, inclusive of any<br />

discounts.<br />

• CPU installed base is defined as the total<br />

number of CPUs in active, day-to-day use.<br />

• CPU revenue is the portion of revenue derived<br />

from a system sale that is related to<br />

the value of the CPU. (In the case of technical<br />

workstations and personal computers,<br />

CPU revenue contains die terminal revenue.)<br />

• CPU shipment is defined as the number of<br />

CPUs delivered.<br />

EDA Applications Preliminary Forecast IJ<br />

0<strong>1992</strong> Dataquest Incorporated May—Reproduction Prohibited<br />

Hardware revenue is defined as the sum of<br />

the revenue from the hardware system components:<br />

CPU revenue, terminal revenue,<br />

and peripherals revenue.<br />

Installed seats are defined as the total<br />

number of seats in active, day-to-day use.<br />

Peripherals revenue is defined as the value<br />

of all the peripherals of a turnkey sale.<br />

(Peripherals in this category typic^y are<br />

input and output devices.)<br />

Service revenue is defined as revenue<br />

derived from the service and support of<br />

<strong>CAD</strong>/<strong>CAM</strong>/<strong>CAE</strong> or GIS systems. Service<br />

revenue can be calculated in the tables<br />

by subtracting hardware and software<br />

revenue from total revenue.<br />

Software revenue is revenue derived from<br />

the sale of bundled (part of a turnkey<br />

system) and unbundled software.<br />

Terminal revenue is defined as revenue derived<br />

from the sale of terminals that are<br />

used to graphically create, analyze, or<br />

manipulate <strong>design</strong>s. The term is applicable<br />

only to the host-dependent platform, as<br />

terminal revenue is contained within CPU<br />

revenue for technical workstations and PCs.<br />

Total factory revenue is defined as the<br />

amount of money received by a manufacturer<br />

for its goods measured in U.S. dollars.<br />

Total faaory revenue does not include<br />

revenue that a company may receive from<br />

products that are sold to another company<br />

for resale (OEM revenue).<br />

Unit shipment is defined as the number of<br />

products delivered (that is, seats).

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