An Atos, DXC merger no threat to Indian IT’s appeal

02.12.21

“‘If Atos acquires DXC Technology, three years of failed attempts by DXC Technology to turn around eroding revenues and thinning profitability would be forgiving …”‘ — India Times

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Local, state and international governments experienced more COVID-19 turbulence than U.S. federal agencies in 2Q20

10.15.20

John Caucis, Senior Analyst

State and local governments in the U.S. as well as civilian agencies of international governments saw significant disruption to tax revenues and their ability to provide even basic levels of citizen-facing services as a result of the pandemic. Employment services agencies, for example, were suddenly forced to operate at sharply lower levels, if at all, […]

Rackspace Technology: Becoming elastic as the ‘un-GSI’

05.13.21

Catie Merrill, Analyst

Rackspace Technology unveils new high-touch services framework, strengthening its play in managed public cloud In April 2021, to assert itself in the managed public cloud space, Rackspace Technology unveiled its Rackspace Elastic Engineering framework, which promises a more scalable approach to the multicloud engagement life cycle compared to standard managed services contracts. The framework provides […]

Will Boomi’s strategy succeed with new management?

05.12.21

Geoff Woollacott, Senior Strategy Consultant and Principal Analyst

It is always hit or miss whether a blog post will solicit dialogue from readers. TBR’s recent blog post Who is going to want Boomi? certainly struck a chord. The blog focused on the actions of the private equity firms intending to acquire Boomi, which ultimately led Boomi to provide TBR with deeper insight into […]

U.S. federal IT stalwart Leidos fortifies its foothold in Australia

05.12.21

John Caucis, Senior Analyst

Leidos expands in Australia with a defense IT modernization award and the launch of a new software development facility Leidos will join APAC-based partner Fujitsu and U.S.-based partner KBRWyle on a three-year, AU$175 million program to upgrade and modernize IT and communications systems for the Australian Department of Defence (DOD). The enhancement will include service […]

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