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Ebenezer Obeng-Nyarkoh
Senior Research Analyst, Worldwide Enterprise Trackers

Team: Worldwide Quarterly Tracker Team
Ebenezer Obeng-Nyarkoh is a Senior Research Analyst for several of IDC’s Worldwide Enterprise Tracker programs including: Server, Disk Storage Systems, Storage Software, and Security Appliance Trackers. He leverages and coordinates a team of analysts to compile the worldwide market data in order to create a customized Tracker deliverable on a quarterly basis. His responsibilities also include product briefings, and research inquiry support.

Mr. Obeng-Nyarkoh joined IDC in 2006. Before joining IDC, Mr. Obeng-Nyarkoh worked as a Research Assistant at University of San Francisco where he used the national accounting techniques for accessing Americans income, expenditure and savings after World War II. He also has extensive field research experience in developing countries where he planned and coordinated, monitored and evaluated field research. He has co-authored many publications in major medical journals.

Mr. Obeng-Nyarkoh holds an MA in International and Development Economics from University of San Francisco and BA in International Affairs/Economics from University of Maine.

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IDC's Worldwide Server Tracker Taxonomy, 2012
Jed Scaramella, Matthew Eastwood, Lloyd Cohen, Thomas Meyer, Giorgio Nebuloni, Nathaniel Martinez, Roman Maceska, Stefania Lorenz, Tarun Bhasin, Hiroyuki Tsuzuki, Satoshi Fukutomi, Ebenezer Obeng-Nyarkoh, Juan Pablo Seminara, Lidice Fernandez, Kazuhiko Hayashi, Reuben Miller
Feb 2012 - Doc # 233181      Industry Development and Models
This IDC study provides a comprehensive overview of and definitions for enterprise servers. The definitions provided in this document represent the scope of IDC's server hardware research. This taxonomy outlines market segmentations and ...
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