With TBR’s Cloud & Software market and competitive intelligence research, gain a true understanding of how technology and business strategies are being used by leading vendors to address the growing desire for cloud-enabled solutions. Our unique research in this space includes financial data that goes beyond just reported data, revenue and growth benchmarks, go-to-market analysis, ecosystem and partnership teardowns, and market sizing and forecasting.
Receive in-depth financial and business model analysis of the leading vendors in the cloud, rounded out with marketwide perspectives and direct insight from end-customer primary research. This combination of perspectives allows TBR to quantify the financial returns being generated from leading vendor strategies and identify where the market is headed based on feedback from customers making cloud investment decisions.
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Trends we’re watching in 2024:
- Simply providing cloud services at scale is no longer enough for vendors to gain cloud market share
- IaaS will become more tailored to workloads and regulations
- SaaS vendors will promote multiproduct sales with generative AI
Benchmark
TBR’s Cloud & Software benchmark research provides clients a comparison of vendor performance in a market, including analysis on vendor strategies, financial performance, go-to-market and resource management. The research graphically portrays comparisons of vendors by myriad metrics, calling out leaders, laggards and business models.
Cloud and Software Applications Benchmark
Cloud Components Benchmark
Cloud Infrastructure & Platforms Benchmark
Cloud Professional Services Benchmark
Colocation Benchmark
Although cloud providers have attempted to disrupt the cloud professional services industry and secure more share via emerging technologies, GSIs remain the industry leaders across segments. Partnering with these leaders has enabled cloud providers to capture opportunities in the market.
Market Forecast
TBR’s Cloud & Software market forecast research provide analysis of market opportunity as well as current market sizing and five-year forecasts, including analysis on growth drivers, top trends and leading market players.
Cloud Components Market Forecast
Cloud Infrastructure & Platforms Market Forecast
Cloud Professional Services Market Forecast
Cloud and Software Applications Market Forecast
Cloud Applications Customer Research
Cloud Infrastructure & Platforms Customer Research
Market landscape
Cloud & Software market landscape research includes analysis of an emerging or disruptive market segment or technology, including insight into how vendors and customers address the emerging technology as well as market sizing, vendor positioning, strategies, acquisitions, alliances and customer adoption trends.
AI & GenAI Technology Market Landscape
Cloud Data Services Market Landscape
Digital Commerce Market Landscape
Enterprise Edge Compute Market Landscape
Ecosystem report
Ecosystem reports compile data and analysis from multiple streams of TBR coverage to assess, quantify and model revenues, team compositions, go-to-market strategies and other qualitative insights, including accreditation and training of sell-through and sell-with partnerships, channels or alliances across global ICT markets.
Cloud Ecosystem Report
U.S. Federal Cloud Ecosystem Report
Vendor Analysis
TBR’s Cloud & Software vendor reports, profiles and snapshots provide deep-dive analysis into a single vendor across corporate strategies, tactics, SWOT analysis, financials, go-to-market strategies and resource strategies.
Evidenced by the recent overhaul to its partner program, ServiceNow will more heavily rely on global systems integrators (GSIs), resellers and ISVs throughout 2023. In doing so, ServiceNow can rein in some go-to-market and headcount-related costs, giving it the freedom to invest in R&D and strengthening the Now Platform’s position in the market.
Accenture Cloud
Adobe Vendor Profile
Alibaba Cloud
Amazon Web Services
Atos Cloud
Capgemini Cloud
Cloudera Vendor Profile
Google Cloud
IBM Cloud
Infor Vendor Profile
Informatica Vendor Profile
Microsoft Cloud
Oracle Cloud
Salesforce
SAP Cloud
ServiceNow
Sage Vendor Profile
Snowflake Vendor Profile
VMware by Broadcom
UKG Vendor Profile
Fusion Data Intelligence Propels Oracle to Full-stack Cloud Provider
TBR joined industry analysts at Oracle’s (NYSE: ORCL) former headquarters in Redwood City, Calif., for the one-day Oracle Analytics & AI Summit, which centered on trends, advancements and use cases in the world of analytics and generative AI (GenAI). While we did not shatter any course records on the Oracle Red Bull Racing simulator, we did grasp how Oracle is addressing one of the top trends we see in the market: Cloud computing has become table stakes in digital transformation, and customers are shifting their focus to the data and how it can be translated into actionable insights.
3 Ways AI Is Transforming the Cloud Industry in 2024
GenAI adoption is reinforcing one of the strongest value propositions of cloud computing: access to technology. That’s right, even though cloud computing started with a focus on cost — both reducing and delaying costs through an operating expense model versus a capital expenditure model — more recently customers have come to appreciate the access to innovation via cloud models.
