Frost & Sullivan stories
A new study shows more than half of organisation decision makers identified cloud computing as their top priority for the next 12 months.
NZ data centre service revenue is expected to grow 18% this year, with managed hosting seeing stronger growth than co-location thanks to cloud demand.
Australia's high growth phase of outsourced data centre adoption will peak in 2015 and ease off in 2016 and 2017.
Citrix is leading the way in business mobility solutions and working to empower a new-age workforce, according to Frost & Sullivan.
The dynamic nature of software-based communications is prompting vendors to improve development, sales and support initiatives, says Frost & Sullivan.
The disruption being wrought by digital transformation is forcing technology companies – and resellers – to change the way they look at the world.
No industry is immune from digital disruption and failure to look at changes in other industries and innovate may put your business at risk.
Millimetre wave technology is set to become increasingly significant in industries over the next few years, according to Frost - Sullivan.
WatchGuard's APT Blocker wins Frost & Sullivan's 2015 New Product Innovation Award, with F&S noting it is 'conducive to the unique needs of SMBs'.
Healthcare will benefit from wearable technology says research firm Forst & Sullivan - but there are still obstacles ahead for wearables.
The need to leverage UC&C to boost efficiency, productivity and competitiveness is encouraging businesses to adopt new communications technologies.
Security and privacy concerns for IoT and changes on the wearables front as functionality, design and non-intrusiveness come to the fore.
Aussie cloud contact centres stymied by security fears, despite the market's growth, Frost and Sullivan reports.
Microsoft, Huawei, Fortinet, F5 Networks, AWS, Microsoft and Telstra among who's who of tech companies honoured at Frost & Sullivan APAC ICT awards.
Wireless communication test equipment will focus on LTE, M2M comms and easy deployment, says Frost - Sullivan.
Frost and Sullivan has identified 'mega trends' that will support unified communications (UC) market growth in the APAC region.
Emerging UC players set to shake up the New Zealand market, challenging giants like Microsoft and Cisco with fresher cloud-based solutions.
Lifesize has released two new icon video systems as well as updates to the Lifesize Cloud service, and has recently received a Frost and Sullivan award.
Frost and Sullivan have said on-premise solutions are to give way to hosted and cloud-based UC solutions in Australia.
Wearables will be a $1 billion market in Australia by 2018 with enterprise adoption expected to take off from 2017.