A précis of ITCandor's quarterly tracking of the ITC market in Q2 2017 and the year to the end of June. Read more »
ITC markets down 2% in Q2 2017 – growth worst in the UK (again), best in India
Russia best, UK among the worst in Q2 currency movements
Tracking the value of currencies is an important and continuous process for market researchers working across international regions. You may want to know more about how values have changed in the last year. Read more »
Global ITC Q1 2017 – US strong, UK tanks
Insight into regional and major country growth in ITC spending in Q1 2017 Read more »
Atos and the digital transformation factory
Some analysis of Atos as a leading IT Services supplier Read more »
Order our Q2 2017 EU data center research reports
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Storage 2017 – growth at last!
A complete review of the storage systems, disc, NAND and DRAM markets. Read more »
2016 UK IT market up 12% – the Brexit phoney war
A sizing and forecast of the UK IT hardware market. Read more »
Openreach put beyond BT’s reach
BT and Virgin Media are the sole suppliers of fibre optic broadband connections to homes and businesses in the UK and, while Virgin Media connects for its own business, other companies such as Talk Talk, Sky and Vodaphone are forced to use Openreach and have been spending years arguing that it […] Read more »
Brexit spreads to the US – new ITC forecasting parameters
Like most market researchers I’m both liberal and international in my outlook and can’t hide my unhappiness about the UK’s decision to leave the EU. It’s too late in Britain to wish the referendum at the end of June had gone the other way, but we need to consider how market […] Read more »
Red Bull Racing’s Malaysian win and its Milton Keynes IT
Formula 1 has much to show commercial IT how to run future systems. Read more »
The post-Brexit UK ITC market
For anyone attending my presentation at IP Expo and/or interested in what’s going to happen in the UK IT and Communications market, this is a pdf of my presentation. Let me know if you have any comments or questions. [email-download download_id=”11894″ contact_form_id=”11897″] Read more »
Brexit – selling UK IT assets by the pound
Source: ITCandor from OANDA historical data Part of my methodology each quarter is to look at currency movements of international currency against the $US. My Figure shows the movement of the average value of each local currency in Q2 2016 compared with their rates in Q2 2015. Those on the […] Read more »
The booming EU – and UK! – data center market
ITCandor launches it's new 'data center impressions' service for EU business planners Read more »
download ITCandor’s ‘EU data center impressions’ flyer
ITCandor has a continuous information service for executives of suppliers and user organisations in Europe. Each quarter you’ll receive 3 reports which size, discuss and analyse the martin in Europe. We are happy to customise our findings for other countries and regions on request. Read more »
Could Brexit increase the taxation of the ITC industry’s £35b profits?
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 »
Brexit – bad for the UK’s ITC market, says ITCandor survey
The results of ITCandor's Brexit survey Read more »
Brexit – good or bad? ITCandor research survey
Please complete my survey - it should help with looking at the effect of the UK leaving the EU Read more »
Brexit – the consequences for ITC markets
Some ideas on the UK leaving the EU Read more »
2016 prediction 4 – Turkey top, Russia bottom of EMEA growth (again!)
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 »
Currency consequences – the dollar keeps rising
A note of dramatic falls in international currency values against the $US Read more »