Information Technology and Communications research
The IT and Communications industry is highly profitable for successful companies, with the smallest and largest enjoying the greatest profitability. In the UK we spent £146B on its products which created profits before tax of around £35B in 2015: an extra 10% of that collected by UK government could help out the […] Read more »
The results of ITCandor's Brexit survey Read more »
Please complete my survey - it should help with looking at the effect of the UK leaving the EU Read more »
Some ideas on the UK leaving the EU Read more »
EMEA is a region full of country markets. Germany is the largest, followed by the UK. For the second year running I expect the strongest growth (3.8%) to be in Turkey and the steepest decline (-10.7%) to be in Russia. The lifting of sanctions on Iran will lead to growth […] Read more »
A note of dramatic falls in international currency values against the $US Read more »
My analysis of HP Helion and the Cloud 28+ community in Europe Read more »
A look at server shipments by region Read more »
Why not have a look at our latest presentation of the new data centre imperatives Read more »
What did Europe ever do for us? HP is helping the Commission to develop a Federated Cloud to help regional businesses. Read more »
We show you how the £15.7B UK data centre market breaks down Read more »
Our first look at Dell's strategy post-privatisation following Michael's presentation at Dell Tech Camp Read more »
We report on Peter Ryan's strategy for HP in EMEA, including views on how it believes new technology innovation will help it transform Read more »
HP's business in EMEA has been on a par with its competitors in the business IT market, despite its troubles with Autonomy. Read our analysis of Peter Ryan's overview. Read more »
Rich Hume talks about meeting IBM's strategy and targets in Europe - we analyse his challenges Read more »
How market spending has dveloped in BRIC and PIIGS regions and a view of the double-dip recession we're just entering. Read ITCandor's market analysis Read more »
ITCandor's update on the creation of Everything Everywhere in the UK by T Mobile and Orange. Read more »