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The cloud continues to serve as the foundation for digitalization; however, the cloud itself, and the way organizations use it, will be transformed by the torrent of new and innovative technologies. Technology companies that have one eye on immediate monetization opportunities and another on the horizon will be best positioned for continued success...

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...

In 2025, organizations across all industries and geographies are focused on artificial intelligence (AI): specifically, how to reap the benefits while minimizing risks. The rapid evolution of AI technologies is driving investment throughout the stack: in infrastructure, processing and storage, data frameworks, cybersecurity, and AI-infused applic...

Militaries are turning toward cloud computing for hosting their digital assets in a unified security platform to promote cross-branch collaboration and manage security risks effectively. In this research service, Frost & Sullivan examines current market trends, identifies key cloud service providers and companies to watch, and offers insights into ...

Cloud forms a critical part of the digital transformation efforts of enterprises worldwide. Cloud infrastructure, platforms, and applications extend the benefits of flexibility, scale, and cost to IT and business teams. Yet, year after year, we find that organizations report managing costs in the public cloud as a major challenge. Consequently, int...

Cloud adoption continues at a breakneck pace globally, transforming how businesses develop and deploy applications. In the wake of accelerated digital transformation and the rise of containerized and serverless architectures, organizations face a fundamentally expanded attack surface in the cloud. Traditional perimeter and on-premises security mode...

Adoption of cloud workload protection platforms (CWPP) is rapidly increasing as more organizations migrate their workloads to the cloud, embrace cloud-native technologies, and accelerate cloud IaaS spending growth. The need for real-time threat detection and response and better vulnerability management requires organizations to implement CWPP to ad...

The North American cloud contact center market is in a mature stage with a diverse set of suppliers; the enterprise market consists of a growing subset of suppliers. The Growth and Innovation leaders on the Frost Radar met key criteria, such as longevity of offerings in North America, consistent and increasing growth, strong go-to-market strategie...

Modern cloud-native security requires a paradigm shift to a shift-left model to protect applications by moving security closer to identified dynamic workloads and applications based on attributes and metadata, such as labels and tags. It requires early security integration and throughout the ADLC (instead of injecting security into later life cycle...