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Frost & Sullivan defines managed services as subscription-based services in which a third-party provider contributes technology, infrastructure, and expertise; the enterprise and provider generally share control and oversight of application performance. Early managed services allowed enterprises to offload routine management tasks, but today’s comp...

The Mobility Technology Opportunity Engine (TOE) covers innovations pertaining to Electric Vehicles, Software-defined Vehicles, LiDAR, Radar and Infrastructure Monitoring.The purpose of the Mobility Technology TOE is to raise awareness of global technology innovations in self-propelled ground-based mobile platforms that are not only technically sig...

The United Kingdom, despite having relatively high rainfall and water availability compared to many other countries, faces water stress primarily because of climate change, which has changed rainfall patterns and caused droughts. During the 2022 drought, some UK water utilities implemented an unprecedented hosepipe ban. Droughts are expected to bec...

Utilities are entering a phase of selective, use-case-driven investment in meter data management (MDM), where funding is tied to measurable operational and commercial outcomes rather than platform modernization alone. The most consistent priorities in which utilities are willing to invest include interval and complex billing/settlement, outage data...

The enterprise video conferencing market is seeing accelerated demand driven by a rapid adoption of cloud services, focus on simplification, and lower-prices. Currently standing at less than 10 percent penetration rate, growth in the future will be driven by a stronger adoption of video in multiple meeting environments - conference rooms, huddle ro...

Global data center investment will continue on a high growth trajectory due to strong demand from hyperscale cloud and a high degree of data center activity in emerging economies. The burgeoning AI industry will further accelerate data center investments. A diverse range of industry players, including major hyperscale corporations, prominent coloca...

Globally, water utilities face unprecedented weather patterns, urbanization trends, and various disruptive events that affect their service quality and asset sustainability. In response, utility operators are exploring various solutions to ensure resilience and are taking major steps toward circular economy and net zero goals to ensure long-term en...

For resource-constrained IT organizations, a key benefit of the cloud is offloading IT maintenance responsibilities. But the public cloud addresses only part of a business’s IT burden. While storage and applications can be whisked off to the cloud provider’s data center, many IT functions and related infrastructure—such as networking, voice, and co...

Data centers are core to digital transformation. Enterprises across various industries are outsourcing their data operations to third-party colocation service providers, whose competitive edge is determined by their capacity to scale, ensure an ample power supply, implement efficient cooling infrastructure, and provide robust network connectivity. ...