International Data Corporation (IDC) stories - Page 38

Retail and banking are driving demand for cognitive and AI systems according to IDC which says APAC will be the second largest market come 2021.

Education is leading the charge with 3D printing, but there's another - somewhat surprising - growth market for the technology...

Dell EMC is continuing to hold top spot in the declining purpose-built backup appliance market as end users explore new technologies.

IDC is forecasting education spend in APAC to top US$11.8b by 2020, with Singapore, Australia and New Zealand the tops for spend per capita.

IDC underscores APM's vital role in cloud migration, stressing the need for detailed KPIs to navigate the transition and secure savings.

The companies were evaluated across key metrics such as addressable market, customer adoption, investments, chance of survival, and innovation.

APAC is leading the charge in Ethernet switch and enterprise and service provider router growth. But which vendors are on the up and which are sliding.

IDC forecasts vendors will ship a total of 121.7 million wearable devices this year alone, a whopping 16.6 percent increase last year's efforts.

As data center demands grow, what's the effect on enterprise's infrastructure and how will that impact manageability and potential downtime?.

Australia's traditional PC market has bucked the global trend to record growth in Q2, driven by strong consumer, enterprise and public sector spend.

The nominations went through a rigorous judging process to determine the top Digital Transformer and Digital Disruptor for ANZ.

​IDC has released its latest findings of the augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets market with good news for vendors and resellers.

A new IDC forecast on internet of things services shows 'significant' opportunities ahead for service providers.

The print market isn't as dead as many believe with the worldwide hardcopy peripherals market recording growth on the back of inkjet and laser growth.

While basic wearables declined 0.9 percent during the quarter, smartwatches skyrocketed 60.9 percent - a trend that is expected to continue.

The smartphone market is expected to continue its positive growth through to 2021, with APAC taking the bulk of the shipments.

Australia's mobile phone market romped in ahead of expectations in Q2 2017, growing 18.4% thanks to the launch of new Android devices.

The demand for faster storage and delivery will increase as more applications and services are brought into the cloud.

Windows 10 detachables and the commercial segment are providing some relief in the ailing personal computing device market.

Pintado has had previous experience as a marketing and sales executive, and was most recently head of marketing at SAS Australia and New Zealand.