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Why global ICT spending will reach $3.7 trillion in 2013
Economic uncertainty surrounding the US government sequester, European debt crisis and weakening GDP in China has resulted in volatile spending patterns across most segments of the market. According to the latest market study by International Data Corporation (IDC), as a result of the current economic climate, business technology spending was slightly below expectations in the second half of 2012 and first quarter of 2013.
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Global spend on cloud-based integration platforms to touch $3.7bn by 2018
Ovum's Integration Middleware Global Market Forecast Model estimates that the spend on cloud-based integration platforms will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 31% between 2012 and 2018, reaching $3.7bn by the end of 2018. Over the same period, spending on cloud-based integration platforms in the Americas and Asia-Pacific regions will grow at CAGRs of 27% and 44% respectively.
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Why cloud computing is accelerating in the enterprise
Transforming time into dollars matters far more to many CEOs I've spoken with versus what platform their applications are running on. What matters most is getting all they can out of every hour their business is operating. They are all focused on getting beyond the constraints that held their growth back in the past - everyone wants a growth accelerator today.
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Gartner predicts infrastructure services will accelerate cloud computing growth
As public cloud computing gains greater adoption across enterprises, there's an increased level of spending occurring on infrastructure-related services, including infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Enterprises are prioritising how to get cloud platforms integrated with legacy systems to make use of the years of data they have accumulated.
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Roundup of cloud computing and enterprise software forecasts 2013
When the CEO of a rust-belt manufacturer speaks of cloud computing as critical to his company's business strategies for competing globally, it's clear a fundamental shift is underway.
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Mobile integration and hybrid cloud to be expected in 2013
The cloud industry is still in its relative infancy, although there are already key trends that are expected to develop in the industry this year, argues Jon Smith.
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2013 ERP predictions: The customer takes control
From the obvious to the outrageous, enterprise software predictions often span a wide spectrum at the beginning of every year. In enterprise software, there are many safe harbours to dock predictions in, from broad industry consolidation to Oracle buying more companies.
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A CIO’s perspective on priorities for 2013
What are the CIO priorities as we move into 2013? Where are the biggest IT challenges coming from? what are your predictions from the coming year?
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Looking back at CRM forecasts and market estimates from 2012
Showing signs of growth through 2013 and beyond, the latest round of CRM forecasts illustrate how quickly behavioral and predictive analytics, greater usability, integration with social media and mobility are transforming this market.
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Cloud computing to remain high on the agenda in 2013
The market is by now tired of the hype, but businesses are still interested in what can be done from both a business and IT perspective. What are the key issues for the coming year?