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Companies Must Approach IT Modernization as a Journey
On April 4, 2018 In Thought Leadership
I believe we’re on the doorstep of very important changes in IT market conditions. IT groups have experimented with hybrid cloud, agile and DevOps, and businesses have experimented with analytics and increasingly experiment with AI. Companies are confident they can now move some pilot experiments into programs, knowing they will support the weight of
Implications of the Enterprise Strategic Intent Shift toward Cloud
On October 29, 2014 In Thought Leadership
Since the beginning of 2014 Everest Group has seen a real shift in large enterprise CIO organizations in their strategic intent toward cloud services. What are the implications on the traditional infrastructure outsourcing market from this strategic intent? Timing First, we expect that this shift will not happen overnight. As organizations work on their
Why Hasn’t Cloud Had a Bigger Disruption on the Services Industry?
On June 10, 2014 In Thought Leadership
If you read the technology news in the press and social media sites, it’s apparent that we’re in the midst of a big sea of change in which the as-a-Service and public cloud models are transforming the services industry. HP and IBM’s travails and Oracle’s slowdown are laid at the feet of the SaaS
Reflections on Impacts on the Global Services Industry in 2013
On December 16, 2013 In Thought Leadership
It’s the time of year when we turn our attention to reflecting on what happened over the the past 12 months and weigh the significance of the year’s events. I think we can showcase 2013 in five primary aspects. 1. Market growth First let’s think about the market itself. We began the year expecting
What I Learned at Cloud Connect: The Cloud Is Moving to a Different Level
On November 1, 2013 In Thought Leadership
My first impression when I recently attended this year’s Cloud Connect conference is that there is a significant increase in interest in all things cloud, as there were more attendees than at last year’s conference. What impresses me most as I reflect on the case studies and insights discussed at the event is the