Join TBR Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024, at 10 a.m. EDT/7 a.m. PDT for an exclusive review of the latest findings in our Federal IT Services Benchmark, including insights into top trends in civilian, defense and intelligence sectors and a look at how the federal systems integrators tracked by TBR are positioning for federal FY2025
As the efficiencies of automation, analytics and AI begin benefiting technology companies themselves, not just their enterprise clients, TBR sees the latter half of 2024 as fundamentally business model disruptive for pretty much every technology company we cover, from McKinsey & Co. to Infosys to Dell Technologies to Amazon Web Services to IBM to Ericsson to NVIDIA.
Whether due to existing legacy investments, divisional or regional nuances, or acquisition and divestiture activity, heterogeneity will remain in most IT environments. At one point, the benefits of public cloud made organizations consider a homogeneous, fully cloud-based IT delivery strategy, but those visions have faded for most. The challenge — and goal — is to embrace the hybrid heterogeneous approach and find the best way to integrate, manage and optimize services across these diverse sets of delivery methods and assets. Colocation data centers play a critical role for customers, offering a hybrid approach to facilities and in the interconnection of cloud and on-premises services.
PwC maintains a vast array of technology partnerships across cybersecurity, enterprise platforms, cloud, IoT and more, necessitating a well-managed ecosystem effort and providing extensive opportunities to gain new clients and expanded opportunities within existing accounts. Continually refining the ecosystem playbook will be vital to PwC’s continued success.
In a June 2024 chat with SoftwareOne’s DACH leadership, TBR uncovered three key observations that set SoftwareOne apart in the SAP ecosystem: focusing on pragmatic solutions for current SAP environments; emphasizing speed, flexibility and cost-effectiveness amid complexities of S/4HANA migration; and the impending 2027 ECC support deadline.
TBR looks at the question: If India is on track to become the third largest economy, will it also be the third largest revenue source for the Big Four, Accenture, IBM and Capgemini, or only for the firms that act first and implement the optimal strategies?
SoftwareOne has captured the current market vibe and positioned itself well to continue its transformation from a VAR, primarily involved in cloud and software resale, to a truly full-service IT company. Learn more key takeaways from SoftwareOne Industry Analyst Summit 2024 in this TBR special report.
The power of PwC India’s tech investment: In this special report we look at how strategic investments are paving the way for future success in the growth market.
The 2024 EY Global Analyst Summit included at least 50 analysts, multiple main stages sessions and breakouts. This special report highlights conversations between TBR and EY leaders during the event.
Explore how Fujitsu leverages its compute power and AI expertise to advance GenAI through amalgamated AI strategies. Learn about their latest innovations, market strategies, and the impact on various industries.
