GenAI: A Growth Catalyst for Cloud Evolution in 2024 and Beyond
A look at TBR’s 2024 predictions for the cloud market, including SaaS vendors adoption of GenAI, where vendors will invest for cloud growth and tailoring IaaS to workloads
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A look at TBR’s 2024 predictions for the cloud market, including SaaS vendors adoption of GenAI, where vendors will invest for cloud growth and tailoring IaaS to workloads
A look at TBR’s top predictions for the IT services industry in 2024, including which companies will see the most success, a pivot to outcomes-based pricing due to GenAI and the expected major pain point for all companies
Join TBR for a 30-minute live discussion and Q&A on the latest developments in AI large language models (LLMs) for PCs, including a deep dive into Microsoft Copilot
Despite holding up relatively well thus far in 2023, CSPs face significant challenges in managing their debt — the pressure is on to grow revenue and monetize their 5G investments
An increased focus on value-added services is necessary to maximize CSP IoT revenue as connectivity growth is limited by low ARPU connections IoT revenue is growing steadily but has yet to significantly impact CSPs’ overall financial positions TBR estimates global CSP commercial IoT revenue increased 20% year-to-year to $26.8 billion in 2019. Despite sustaining strong […]
Webscale drives projected forecast for enterprise edge On Feb. 26, TBR senior analysts Nicki Catchpole and Stephanie Long were joined by hundreds of professionals across multiple vendors and verticals for TBR’s first webinar on the enterprise edge. The session, The emerging and evolving landscape of enterprise edge computing, focused on the components of the enterprise […]
Before the long weekend here in the U.S., our teams will be publishing deeper analysis on some of the vendors that released earnings earlier this quarter. As always, our approach starts with the individual companies, then builds to an understanding of the larger market. Additionally, don’t miss this Wednesday’s webinar Bringing the best: Talent and […]
For SaaS vendors, the long-term opportunity lies in the ability to upsell GenAI solutions integrated directly into their existing workflows. While all major SaaS providers have made such solutions generally available, revenue from GenAI tools has not been enough to offset the slowing top-line growth many vendors are experiencing. Issues like cost, reliability, data governance and use-case validation remain obstacles to broader adoption, preventing the technology from becoming the growth driver vendors had hoped. Nevertheless, enterprise SaaS vendors continue to hold an optimistic long-term outlook, with many believing the technology will become a strategic necessary.
Increased managed services activities around cost optimization and streamlined business processes and the recovering banking, financial services and insurance segment will help vendors alleviate revenue growth pressures in 2025.
Learn how to place strategic ecosystem bets on alliance partners that are well-positioned for the next growth wave, how competitors are gaining ground with common alliance partners through sales programs, go-to-market motions and training, and how to create unique value with alliance partners that resonates with end customers.