Information Technology and Communications research
IBM launched its latest mainframe last week. The z14 will create an upward swing in the never ending see-sawing of the most important single server in the market. My Figure shows z System hardware revenues by quarter (on a rolling 4-quarter basis) with model introductions anchored to the left apart from the […] Read more »
my initial findings for the global ITC market in Q1 2017 Read more »
Some analysis of Atos as a leading IT Services supplier Read more »
ITCandor's latest sizing, market share and forecast for cloud computing by type and region Read more »
A complete review of the storage systems, disc, NAND and DRAM markets. Read more »
Exchanging assets for money can be a complicated – and sometimes expensive – process: for instance trading stock can happen in a millisecond, but settlement can take days to complete. Imagine a world in which such transactions can be handled in the digital realm in a system which creates an […] Read more »
An overview of IBM's systems activities to support its customers' challenges Read more »
Some thoughts on balancing cloud v systems revenues at IBM Read more »
How the new deal fits in with emerging organisational change in the IT industry Read more »
Why HPE buying SGI is important Read more »
Another attempt to define cloud computing and its adoption by medium and large organisations Read more »
ITCandor launches it's new 'data center impressions' service for EU business planners Read more »
Some stats on the CSC acquisition of HPE's HP Services business. Read more »
Some stats on cloud computing in EMEA with market shares and forecasts to 2020 Read more »
A look at cloud services market shares and forecasts Read more »
In 2015 the market declined by 5.1%, so its unlikely to see a recovery in the year. My forecast is for a 1.2% decline, with the market reaching $5.8T. Performance by category will vary. In particular: Software will grow 4.2% to $916B: although it lags in revenues, it will continue […] Read more »
Cloud computing will grow by 13% to reach $354B. The strongest growth will be in SaaS (26.3%), which we count as part of the software market. IT services engage to build and manage private, public and hybrid clouds will grow by 16.3%, PaaS by 7.7% and IaaS by 8.1%. The […] Read more »
A first look at market growth in Q3 2015 Read more »
More on the IT market sending by consumer and business by industry sector Read more »
Big differences between local and $US revenue growth in Asia Pacific and EMEA cloud services Read more »