Analyst report stories
Bluetooth Low Energy devices, set to surpass 1.6 billion shipments by 2023, are revolutionising smart homes, beacons, and other IoT applications.
New Gartner research shows the public cloud market to be aggressively expanding both now and in the foreseeable future.
Smart speakers have moved into people's homes and are ready to pay off as smart networks begin to spread throughout the household.
Augmented reality and virtual reality will rely on 5G to change the customer experience inside and outside retail stores.
Soon, manufacturers who have not kept up with the advances in AI technologies will be vastly outstripped by those that have.
BMC has partnered with Automation Anywhere to integrate robotic process automation (RPA) into its Helix solutions, enhancing service desk processes with bots.
Despite soaring to USD $37 billion in 2018, cybersecurity spend only constitutes 2% of total IT investments, Canalys reports.
Traditional IT infra spending surged past cloud in late 2018, despite cloud IT revenue growth hitting USD $16.8 billion. Will cloud reclaim the lead?.
Pockets of growth, both in segments and geography, will persist, particularly in Asia Pacific, one of two regions to avoid shipment declines in 2019.
IDC has released its latest findings surrounding India's server market – and the news isn't great for the market as it has fallen significantly.
By 2030, AI is expected to eliminate 80% of today's project management tasks, revolutionising the field by enhancing data collection, tracking, and reporting.
Global security spending is set to hit USD $103.1 billion in 2019, up 9.4% from 2017, driven by industries like banking and government, says IDC.
It placed highest on Ability to Execute and furthest on Completeness of Vision in the 2019 Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring (APM).
Forrester has crowned CrowdStrike as a leader in cybersecurity incident response, lauding its strategy, market presence, and robust response capabilities.
Australia's smartphone market saw a 9% decline in shipments in 2018. Industry analysts cite a lack of innovation and economic pressures as key factors.
The Australian PC monitor continues to grow at near double digits each quarter, hitting an impressive 10.4% for 2018 calendar year.
After two quarters of near 10% growth, the Australian PC market dipped -2.5% in 4Q18 - a trend that looks set to continue in 2019.
Despite the growth witnessed at the end of 2018, IDC predicts that New Zealand's traditional PC market in 2019 will decline by -4.4% YoY.
In New Zealand, server revenue grew by almost 50% in the 4Q18 compared to the same quarter of 2017, while shipments declined 43.3%.
Australia's server revenue surged 24.7% in Q4 2018 despite a 5.3% drop in shipments, as Gartner reports global growth trends.