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allow a single source of validated truth to be distributed to teams across your enterprise
of the leading vendors, by business unit, across all critical segments of the global ICT landscape
on vendor performance across key business metrics (e.g., revenue, expense, margin) by business unit, geo and industry vertical
Everything about Lakehouse’s design reinforces KPMG’s commitment to the firm’s professionals, minimizing stress and maximizing in-person opportunities
As EY’s audit client base has increasingly included technology giants, limiting the firm’s consulting opportunities, internal pressures and external forces have reached a point where EY has had to consider a split
SoftwareOne looks into clients’ current environments to understand the future
Who will win and who will lose among hyperscaler, India-centric and tech-led IT services players?
The channel partner strategies distributors and VARs are using to evolve their traditional businesses
The business model and business case for hyperscaler network ownership, as well as key use cases for which hyperscalers intend to leverage their networks
Principal Analyst Bozhidar Hristov discusses findings from our latest cloud ecosystems research
In TBR’s latest Global Delivery Benchmark, one particular number leapt out as both surprising and indicative of the sustained battle for technology talent
Two of IBM’s core quantum offerings are of particular interest, as each is indicative of the growing market interest in becoming quantum ready and in trialing different prototypes ahead of the development of commercial-grade quantum computing capabilities
