TBR’s Insight Center™ allows for configured and customized views into IT markets, vendors, alliances and ecosystems. Trillions of dollars in modeled revenue and operating expenses, and hundreds of billions in profit, by geo and industry vertical; millions of proprietary data points; and thousands of technology companies — all at your fingertips.
TBR’s data and analysis is curated and delivered to meet the needs of leaders in Strategy, Marketing, Market Intelligence, Produce & Service Management, Analyst Relations, Finance, Executive and Channel & Alliance Management.
customize views of key business unit-level data and analysis
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
Trusted data drives confidence in the process, and EY helps to contextualize it all at scale
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TBR Principal Analyst Ezra Gottheil answers the question, will talent remain a headache in the IT services space for the remainder of 2022 and into next year?
Principal Analyst Patrick M. Heffernan chats with Senior Analyst Evan Woollacott about Industrial IoT (IIoT), including how IT services vendors and consultancies must make smart choices around IP and ecosystems.
In September the U.S. Air Force selected L3Harris Technologies, Leidos, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon Technologies and SAIC for its Advanced Battle Management System ABMS Digital Infrastructure Consortium. Notably, Lockheed Martin was left out of this cohort, despite ramping up its efforts to underpin the DOD JADC2 vision.
