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This issue of Vital Signs, released on May 24, 2011, discusses perspectives of different Frost & Sullivan analysts on recent noteworthy news items for various markets including Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology, Medical Devices, Telehealth, and Medical Imaging.

Cloud ERP has emerged as an agile, dynamic, flexible, cost effective, and swift-to-implement alternative to traditional legacy on-premise ERP software. Cloud ERP systems are still maturing, however, and as a result they have not been fully embraced by the market. But the signs clearly point to more cloud ERP development, adoption, and growth goin...

The Brazilian and Mexican mobile device management (MDM) market reached $45.8 million in revenue in 2015. The Latin American market is in a nascent phase compared to other regions such as North America and Europe, presenting opportunities for new entrants, investments, mergers and acquisitions (M&As), and for existing integrators to increase their ...

Akamai must formulate a viable strategy to succeed in an industry that is volatile with thin margins. The company has a commoditized service offering and deals with customers that compete against it. It is challenged both by cloud providers that have more scale and ways to make money, and by competitors that have distinct CapEx advantages. Akamai i...

Frost & Sullivan’s latest analysis of the managed SD-WAN market highlights a dynamic and steadily growing landscape. Managed SD-WAN encompasses both the software-defined network overlay and the diverse underlay technologies, such as internet, wireless, and broadband, which support enterprise connectivity. The market is forecast to grow robustly, wi...

This report looks at the components that define an end-to-end M2M business solution, and outlines some remarkable real-world scenarios for remote monitoring beyond the most common connectivity use cases often discussed today. These solutions center on a new dimension of cloud-based monetization that makes M2M practical and profitable for a variety ...

This report consists of two components: Part 1 focuses on the definition of Cross-Industry 2.0, the new business models involved, the continued demands from customer life-changing services, and how cloud-based capabilities fit into the big picture defined by the converging IT, telecommunications, advertising, content, and application marketplace. ...

Frost & Sullivans Mobile Field Service Management (FSM) study represents landmark research into the adoption patterns, market breadth and opportunities for mobile field service within customer relationship management (CRM) applications. Mobile strategies represent the biggest opportunity for field service organizations to gain competitive advantag...

Two key concepts of IMS are (1) a standards-based architecture that enables best-of-breed, multi-vendor solutions and (2) the concept that the architecture bridges legacy and next-generation architecture. These two concepts exponentially add to the complexity of implementing, maintaining and operating service provider networks. Over and above the...