Information Technology and Communications research
Cloud computing will grow by 13% to reach $354B. The strongest growth will be in SaaS (26.3%), which we count as part of the software market. IT services engage to build and manage private, public and hybrid clouds will grow by 16.3%, PaaS by 7.7% and IaaS by 8.1%. The […] Read more »
A first look at market growth in Q3 2015 Read more »
More on the IT market sending by consumer and business by industry sector Read more »
Big differences between local and $US revenue growth in Asia Pacific and EMEA cloud services Read more »
Latest forecast and market share for IaaS/PaaS, SaaS and total cloud services Read more »
Q2 results show we're already in another market downturn Read more »
Economies of scale will help improve the profitability of outsourcing over the next few years Read more »
My analysis of HP Helion and the Cloud 28+ community in Europe Read more »
Datacenter security from a logical, rather than physical point of view - separated, but related, to network and endpoint security Read more »
Like eBay and Symantec HP is planning to split itself into 2 businesses - HP Inc. and HP Enterprise Read more »
Splitting in 2 should help Symantec become more focussed and agile Read more »
We take a look at the acquisition of Bull by Atos - big news for European Cloud computing Read more »
HDS makes less noise than many systems vendors, but has some important server, storage and services offerings Read more »
In a complex, fragmented market with over 500 players IBM has a full and well thought out approach to IT security. We spent a day finding out. Read more »
We think Oracle's new IaaS looks more like leasing with a bit of CoD thrown in. Read more »
Before you can predict the opportunity for converged infrastructure you need to start by calculating the data centre market. Read ITCandor's assessment, complete with sizing and market shares. Read more »
IBM is building a large application software business through acquisition, but staying true to Sell, Buy, Market and Service themes of Smarter Commerce. Read our extensive analysis of its business and users. Read more »
IBM announced a new building block approach to its outsourcing business today. Read ITCandor's analysis of the implications, comparisons and chances for success. Read more »
2011 is going to be a great year for the ITC market. Read ITCandor's 10 'Expectations' for how the market will develop, including detailed views of offerings, countries, channels and vertical markets. Read more »
Deutsche Pfandbriefbank has decided to outsource its IT infrastructure to Fujitsu. Martin assesses what this new contract means in terms of the lack of outsourcing in Germany generally and the current recession. Read more »