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What will the IT industry look like in 2020 and beyond?
A report by industry analyst firm IDC has revealed its top 10 future global IT industry predictions from 2020 onward.
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New Zealand chasing only Japan as fibre adoption surges
Fibre adoption in New Zealand grew by a third year-on-year in 2019, with 44 per cent of consumers now primarily accessing the internet that way.
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Partners primed as managed services dominates security spending
Spending on managed security services will surpass more than US$21 billion in 2019, dominated by demand for around-the-clock monitoring.
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PC market regains growth after 'aggressive channel loading'
New Zealand's PC market recorded 1.1 per cent year-on-year growth in unit shipments in the second quarter, according to analyst frim IDC.
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IDC awards top performing digitising A/NZ businesses
IDC has announced the winners of its Digital Transformation awards for Australia and New Zealand.
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."
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