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IoT, a technique for applying technology to generate new outcomes, has been a focal point for a wide set of IT and operational technology vendors interested in being involved in the wave of digital transformation and driving new business. In 2019 vendors are starting to solidify unique go-to-market strategies, and construction of new ecosystems and […]
Chicken or egg first? For partner programs, that makes a big difference As Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) and Cisco (Nasdaq: CSCO) created the modern computing era in the 1990s, partner programs were at the forefront. The success of these companies and the distributed computing era in general was largely built on the backs […]
Over the past several months, TBR has seen increased activity and interest around the topic of channel and alliance strategy across our 12 ICT industry coverage domains. While channel and alliance strategy is a pervasive topic, the intensity and tenor of the questions posed recently signal an increased focus around deploying industry-leading partnering strategies to […]
An exclusive review of TBR’s ongoing analysis of ICT vendors’ go-to-market strategies and Tailored Services capabilities Shifts in customer consumption preferences and efforts to accelerate revenue expansion in high-growth business segments continue to transform the go-to-market motions of leading technology and professional services vendors. Vendors are increasingly relying on their channel ecosystems to create self-sustaining […]
An exclusive review of TBR’s Healthcare IT Services Benchmark Growth in the global healthcare IT services (HITS) market is accelerating as health IT investment converges around value, patient-centrism and innovative, next-generation healthcare technologies. The environment strongly favoring HITS vendors with the most ubiquitous and comprehensively integrated suites of legacy and emerging health IT solutions. Join […]
While ManTech’s ongoing strategy appears to align with the Trump administration’s interests, the company will need to increasingly leverage its partner network to close the capabilities gap between it and Tier 1 peers like Leidos and Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH).
The new federal fiscal year began with a continuing resolution (CR) that extended government funding until Dec. 20, when a subsequent CR was enacted to fund federal operations until March 14, 2025. Further CR extensions in federal fiscal year 2025 (FFY2025) would cause budget delays that could impede the ability of federal IT contractors to convert backlog into revenue, but most vendors expect revenue growth to remain on a solidly upward growth trajectory in FFY25.
Demand for analytics services has reached an inflection point, with new opportunities around the development and implementation of secure, industry-aligned agentic AI solutions refueling growth.
Earlier in January news reports surfaced that a subsidiary of KPMG, KPMG Law US, had applied to operate in Arizona under a state program allowing nonlawyers to operate law firms and provide legal services in the state. KPMG is leaning toward legal services and AI-infused strategy consulting offerings to bolster sales as the firm navigates choppy market conditions within core deal advisory.
Being the largest single technology endeavor in recent history, the Stargate Project will have a notable influence on the budding AI market, and in TBR’s opinion, no company stands to benefit more than OpenAI. OpenAI’s ultimate goal is to reach AGI, which the company defines as “highly autonomous systems that outperform humans at most economically valuable work.” While estimates about when OpenAI will reach this goal vary widely, the Stargate Project fulfills a critical requirement in the pursuit of AGI, making OpenAI a top contender to reach AGI before other firms.