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Register NowData center builds and expansions as well as AI investment drive growth According to Technology Business Research, Inc.’s (TBR) 3Q18 Webscale ICT Market Landscape, webscale ICT capex for the “Super 7” will grow at a 26.2% CAGR from 2017 to 2022 to more than $69 billion as these top webscales aim to future-proof business-critical infrastructure […]
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In the relationship between customer and business, expectations are everything In a lot of ways, the shift to cloud computing has evened the playing field for what is expected in terms of cost, responsibilities, and the services exchanged between IT customers and providers. With cloud services, customers can experience far more of a service before […]
‘Best of breed’ spawns diversity in the SaaS provider landscape The vendor landscape may be consolidating on the IaaS side of the cloud market, but that is not the case for SaaS. Customers are most likely to increase the number of SaaS vendors utilized over the next two years, supported by a number of market […]
TBR perspective The 2018 Comcast (Nasdaq: CMCSA) Business Analyst Conference explored how Comcast Business is helping its customers go “Beyond Fast.” The story arc over the day-and-a-half gathering highlighted Comcast Business’ emphasis on how it not only equips companies with connectivity but also helps them realize the business innovation and customer experience capabilities they truly […]
TBR perspective At Nokia’s (NYSE: NOK) 2018 Analyst Conference, held in Tokyo in August, the company emphasized that its end-to-end portfolio, supported by a robust R&D program, is ready and able to take its customers into the 5G era. The vendor also stressed that 5G is much more than just a radio upgrade and that […]
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Senior Analyst Cassandra Mooshian: VMworld 2018 in Las Vegas came to a close just a few short weeks ago, but the impact from the slew of cloud-related announcements from VMware and its partners continues to reverberate. After multiple changes in course over the past 10 years as VMware reacted to the shift toward cloud computing, the company has found a strategy that works. VMworld 2018 showed the company doubling down on its partnerships with leading cloud providers and addressing customers’ cloud management pain points. https://lnkd.in/dSYxS-R
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Principal Cloud & Software Analyst Allan Krans: While SaaS will grow the overall cloud opportunity, the challenge for vendors is that the SaaS opportunity will be more difficult to capture. That is not to say the historical model for SaaS adoption will cease to exist; there will still be SaaS purchases that are driven by lines of business (LOBs), transacted with a credit card in some cases, and deployed separately from legacy systems. At least some of the growth will continue to occur in that shadow IT model. However, much of the growth will be from SaaS solutions that deliver more critical services, are procured by joint IT and LOB teams, and are tightly integrated with legacy systems. https://lnkd.in/dD8NKgG
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Senior Strategy Consultant & Principal Analyst Geoff Woollacott: At TBR, we continue to question the efficacy of a single-source contract for cloud infrastructure services. This concept of working with one cloud vendor for compute was leading edge in the commercial space about a decade ago as enterprises wrestled with how to automate the seamless movement of applications and data between on-premises and cloud compute instances. With this technological problem largely addressed in the hybrid cloud era, the new technological challenge facing leading enterprises is automating that seamless deployment across multiple cloud environments. https://lnkd.in/d7wMmxY
7 Days Agoview on linkedinRP: Principal Cloud & Software Analyst Allan Krans: In case you missed the live event, check out the replay of our cloud customer webinar, featuring Cassandra Mooshian, Meaghan McGrath, Jack McElwee hashtag#cloud hashtag#IaaS hashtag#SaaS hashtag#PaaS https://bit.ly/2CR1Dgi