JEDI’s disruption may go beyond the cloud
That shift is “elevating consensus-building into a prerequisite for embarking on disruptive technology adoption” for desired government outcomes. — Joey Cresta, Analyst Full Article
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Competition will intensify in the U.S. telecom market heading into 2020 due to the launch of 5G services and the potential T-Mobile/Sprint merger
HAMPTON, N.H. (June 8, 2018) — Wireless revenue rose 3.1% year-to-year to $58.4 billion among U.S. carriers covered in Technology Business Research Inc.’s (TBR) 1Q18 U.S. & Canada Mobile Operator Benchmark as higher equipment revenue spurred by the adoption of premium devices offset continuing service revenue declines. Increased adoption of premium devices is benefiting equipment […]
JEDI is the force leading AWS’ charge into the U.S. Department of Defense
The DOD’s JEDI cloud contract illustrates how IT prowess enables a strong national security posture. Central governments, even more than the largest commercial enterprises, struggle to keep pace with the current rate of technological change. Many times, major decisions do not occur proactively, but rather are made in response to gaps in capabilities that become […]
5G will support growth in the deployment and professional services markets, while slowing the decline of maintenance spend due to decommissioning and NFV/SDN
HAMPTON, N.H. (May 31, 2018) — According to Technology Business Research, Inc.’s (TBR) Telecom Infrastructure Services North America Market Forecast 2017-2022, the North America telecom infrastructure services (TIS) market will grow through the forecast period for three key reasons: Tax reform will stimulate capex investment; digital transformation initiatives will drive spend; and 5G investment will […]
Analysis: HP thrives on consolidation, enjoys a strong quarter in all its businesses
Despite its central position in two flat markets, personal computers and printing, HP has reported double-digit annual revenue growth in both, and double-digit operating profit growth in PCs for its most recent quarter. Growth in printing was, in part, inorganic, following on the company’s acquisition of Samsung’s print business, named S-print. At the same time, […]
Analysis: Lenovo can see light at end of tunnel as PC, data center businesses grow
Lenovo last week reported double-digit revenue and operating profit growth as its core PC and Smart Devices (PCSD) business thrived with 15.9% annual revenue growth and its Data Center Group enjoyed 43.8% year-to-year growth. The Moto mobile devices business shrunk, however, recording a 24.3% reduction in revenue. Profitability improved across all three groups, with increased […]
The value imperative: Healthcare IT services vendors reorient around value-centric models of care delivery and payment
Traditional paradigms for healthcare payment and delivery are transforming into models that offer enhanced value, accountability, transparency and patient outcomes. To pivot with the market and its embrace of value over volume, healthcare organizations are reorienting themselves and their health IT infrastructures to become more data-driven, patient-centric and value-focused. Join us Sept. 26 as we […]
Cisco tech expansion drives growth but earnings disappoint; shares drop 4%
Cisco’s continuous portfolio expansion around growth initiatives centered on security, network, multi-cloud, advanced analytics, and customer and employee experience drive opportunities across Cisco Services’ portfolio of Advanced Services and Technical Support Services. — Kelly Lesiczka, Research Analyst Full Article
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 […]
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
