International Data Corporation (IDC) stories
The drop marks the largest-ever third-quarter decline and the fifth consecutive quarter of decline for the smartphone market amidst economic uncertainties.
Oracle aims to help enterprise developers extend its business applications with a consumer-grade user experience.
As-a-Service products and processes and Tech-by-Wire are two of the most important technology industry developments of the next two to three years.
Shipment volumes remain well above pre-pandemic levels when PC volumes were largely driven by commercial refreshes.
This is the 2nd award for the company known for its platform innovation, pricing models, usage mediation, partner management and settlement capabilities.
Foldable phone shipments are predicted to reach 13.5 million units in 2022, with a compound annual growth rate of 38.7% by 2026, says IDC.
Vodafone Aotearoa Foundation, Woolworths Group, Hamilton City Council and Virtus Health are amongst some of the big names.
Many organisations see cybersecurity as an inhibitor of innovation, with burdensome protection measures standing in the way of progress and speed.
59% of respondents believe 2023 will be a recession year. Of these, nearly 30% believe we are amidst a recession. Another 26% expect a recession in later 2022.
Oracle has announced the availability of Java 19, which is set to deliver performance, stability, and security improvements for developers.
New research from IDC through IDC Tracker has revealed the wearable technology market has faced a challenging second quarter.
IDC's AI Tracker forecast indicates that global revenue for the AI market will reach nearly $450 billion in 2022.
According to IDC, ANZ spending on BDA solutions is expected to grow at 13.3% in the five years between 2021-2026, and hit US$8.9 billion by 2026.
Tumultuous times are ahead for the PC and tablet markets, according to a new forecast from the International Data Corporation.
IDC has found that global revenues in the collaboration applications market grew 28.4% year-over-year in 2021 to $29.1 billion.
New research from Workday and IDC has revealed that Australia and New Zealand are becoming leaders in digital agility.
The study from Okta revealed that the pandemic has either accelerated or highlighted the need for digital-first strategies.
IDC has appointed Linus Lai as Australia and New Zealand chief analyst and digital business research lead, to lead research on the digital-first economy.
The new partnership is designed to support increasing demand for high quality digital services across the region.
Spending on IoT products and services in Australia and New Zealand is set to exceed $16 billion in 2022, according to IDC.