A look at the status of the cloud services market complete with market shares and forecasts Read more »
Cloud computing at $344b – the Enterprise IT market squeeze continues
Cloud services grow 18% to reach $253 billion in 2019
A look at growth and market shares in the 2019 cloud service markets Read more »
Google Sycamore achieves ‘Quantum Supremacy’, but what does that mean?
A look at Google's achievement of 'quantum supremacy' Read more »
Worldwide Smart Phones – Apple Is Clear Leader Of The $57 Billion, 166 Million Handset Market
Is Google's Android operating system beating up Apple's iOS? Not according to ITCandor's brand new analysis of the worldwide smart phone business. Read more »
Fasthosts Brings Cloud Computing ‘Data Centre On Demand’ To SMBs Through Channel Partners
Fasthosts is expanding its business to launch Cloud Computing offerings to Small and Medium Businesses. In this article Martin looks at their approach and the likelihood of success Read more »
‘Matrix Integration’ And Its Effects On The IT Industry
ITCandor introduces a new theme - Matrix Integration. In this analyst report Martin talks about long term changes to vendor strategies and approaches and sees commonality in recent movements away from horizontal integration. Read more »
Citrix – A Pragmatic, Customer-Driven Approach To Cloud Computing
Citrix's strategy is built on the expertise of acqured companies. In this article Martin explains how it is well positioned to take advantage of the developing Cloud Computing market. Read more »
Cloud Computing – A Growth Business In The Downturn
In this first of a series of Themes, Martin describes and defines Cloud Computing from the point of view of user and supplier participants. He calls for reactions in order to provide future profiles. His conclusion is that Cloud Computing is good in a downturn. For a powerpoint presentation of this blog see http://tinyurl.com/ryk3n2. Read more »
IBM’s Q109 Results – The Benefits Of Big Customers and Long Contracts
Martin analyses IBM's latest financial results and concludes that its relative success is down to its customer and contract types. Outsourcing, cloud computing and CSR get a look in too. Read more »