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Zend and UBM TechWeb have partnered to release the first significant survey of IT decision-makers that measures usage of the PHP language to create applications in large enterprises. Administered by UBM TechWeb, a global leader in business technology media, the survey focuses on how enterprise director-level and executive decision-makers are using or planning to use PHP.
Key Findings
The survey reveals that PHP is being used broadly to develop and run diverse and business-critical applications. The drivers of increased PHP adoption include faster development cycles when compared to other languages, a widely available talent pool, increased efficiency in the application development process, and ease of use. Of those surveyed, 97 percent of organizations that are using PHP plan to expand their usage and start additional PHP projects in the next 12-18 months.
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Highlights & Charts
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- What best describes the primary business goal for your PHP applications?
- What type of application(s) have you built with PHP?
- What is the most important goal for your application development process?
- How business critical are your PHP apps?
- What kinds of functions do your PHP applications serve?
- What are the main reasons you chose PHP?
- Other than PHP, what is your next most used development language?
- Compared with your next most-used language, is PHP better or worse at each of the following?
- How much of a challenge do each of these present when building PHP applications?
- How many PHP apps do you intend to release in the next 12 to 18 months?
- What types of PHP applications are you planning to build within the next 12 to 18 months?
- Survey Participants: Organization Size (Employees)
