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Partner specialisation key as industry cloud spending sky rockets
Industry cloud spending across four major verticals - finance, manufacturing, healthcare and the public sector - will total US$22.5 billion globally in 2018.
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Cisco maximises Meraki to dominate enterprise WLAN market
Cisco continues to dominate the enterprise wireless local area network (WLAN) market across the world, driving growth through a cloud-managed Meraki portfolio.
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Devices market remains challenged, but bright spots exist for partners
Global shipments of devices and tablets are expected to decline 3.5 per cent in 2018, representing an even steeper decline from 2017.
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Enterprise hungry partners primed as regional AR / VR spending rises
Spending on augmented reality and virtual reality within Asia Pacific is forecast to reach US$11.1 billion in 2018, as enterprise use cases increase.
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Large-scale digital transformation demand triggers increased services spend
Worldwide revenues for IT and business services surpassed US$500 billion during the second half of 2017, driven by adoption of large-scale digital projects.
Features about IDC
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Artificial intelligence barriers drop as cognitive system spending rises
“The barriers of artificial intelligence, machine and deep learning are rapidly dropping."
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EMC keeps Hewlett Packard Enterprise at bay, but enterprise storage market slides
“The enterprise storage market closed out 2015 on a slight downturn, as spending on traditional external arrays continues to decline."
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“Grave consequences” for Apple as smartphone market slows down
“The mature market slowdown has some grave consequences for Apple, as well as the high-end Android space."
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IT investment rate slows as businesses put on the spending brakes
“Aside from exchange rate volatility, IT spending has been relatively stable for the past five years.”
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Vendors search for “pockets of growth” amidst “volatile” spending economy
“With the global economy entering a new and uncertain phase, IT spending will be heavily influenced by economic cycles and wild cards over the next five years."
