International Data Corporation (IDC) stories - Page 39

IDC says billions of dollars are spent around the world every year on various forms of IT security, and yet, data breaches are still happening.

Public cloud services adoption is accelerating as enterprises move larger strategic systems to SaaS and embrace PaaS and IaaS.

Smartphone vendors may be launching their high-end flagships in abundance, but it’s more affordable models that will drive the market.

Growth for four of the top five tablet vendors has failed to stop the tablet decline as a critical crossroad for detachable tablets looms.

IDC’s predictions provide a blueprint and critical new building blocks for becoming digital native enterprises.

They say the increased investment is driven by a need more effectively utilise the data that has been captured and maintained.

​Commvault has announced a new product –ScaleProtect – with Cisco UCS for scale-out data protection for the enterprise.

New technologies are driving ICT spend back to double the rate of GDP growth, IDC says. So which technologies are leading the way?.

Endpoint security IAM and vulnerability management are set to dominate security software spend this year as overall security spend jumps 10.3%.

Cisco has snapped up the WLAN market lead in India, adding to its dominant position in the Ethernet switch and router markets.

Seagate says the new drives offer the highest capacity and performance in the industry, among network-attached storage (NAS) and desktop HDDs.

The traditional PC market has clocked a better than expected result Q3, with HP logging a ‘notable’ growth thanks to big wins in Asia Pacific.

​Digital transformation is one of the most critical issues for organisations today, skyrocketing demand for application development to a crisis point.

IDC report reveals New Zealand's telecom retailers shifting to digital services providers in the land of digital opportunities.

Asia Pacific is now the number one inkjet market in the world according to IDC, with the region also recording the highest laser growth for Q2.

Dell and HPE have lost ground in the cloud IT infrastructure market as Huawei, NetApp and Inspur surge, albeit from smaller bases.

CA’s combination of Agile and PPM solutions gives organisations clear visibility into the status of their investments.

Businesses race to digital transformation, but many lag due to cloud speeds unfit for their needs. IT must now pivot to flash storage for a fast future.

Transforming a legacy IT infrastructure to an agile one is a top priority for more than 25% of Asia-Pacific enterprises.

When you couple the growing complexity & diversity of critical data center environments with reduced budget & less staff, it's a recipe for trouble.