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Technology Business Research, Inc. announces 3Q18 webinar schedule

HAMPTON, N.H. (May 22, 2018) — Technology Business Research, Inc. (TBR) announces the schedule for its 3Q18 webinar series. July 11          Wallet vs. will: Transformation of government technology adoption Aug. 8           Revenue growth drivers and opportunities in the IT services market Aug. 15        IoT vendor roles Sept. 12       Going inside customers’ minds to predict the […]

Webscale ICT market update

Webscales are focused on building out their global cloud empires while investing in emerging areas, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and other cutting-edge technologies, to obtain a competitive advantage in the market and unlock new revenue streams. Webscales also remain focused on leveraging new technologies to bridge the digital divide, which includes bringing network […]

Artificial intelligence needs human design

Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies continue to progress, with vendors increasingly embedding machine learning capabilities into enterprise applications and consumers coming to expect a level of personalized, yet automated, interaction that only AI can deliver at scale. Discussions around the potential hazards of AI to brand reputations, personal data protection, constitutional freedoms and society at large […]

Going inside customers’ minds to predict the future of cloud

Looking at customer spending may tell where cloud has been, but going inside the minds of cloud customers can predict future changes. This insight comes at an important point, as the maturation of enterprise cloud adoption and vendor offerings have created a new reality for the cloud market. Purchase decisions are becoming more focused on […]

Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure reveals turnaround strategy

A TBR analysis report indicates that Sprint’s post-paid subscriber additions improved year-over year (39,000 in 1Q18 vs –118,000 in 1Q17). The company lost 165,000 wholesale subscribers and faced falling ARPU due to the carrier’s pricing promotions, contributing to wireless revenue falling 4.6 percent. — Steve Vachon, Analyst Full Article