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This study discusses drivers, restraints and trends in the world installed audio conferencing endpoints markets. It provides revenue, demand and price analyses and forecasts for the period 2010 to 2014. It also offers a company market share analysis by revenue. The study can help vendors, service providers and channel partners assess the market pot...

Cloud computing has become a pivotal element in the modern business paradigm, offering diverse cloud models and services that streamline IT infrastructure and drive digital transformation. The transition to cloud computing introduces a huge number of new cyber risks and attack vectors, leaving organizations susceptible to a variety of cybersecurity...

The cloud application market has entered a defining moment—one shaped by rapid technological breakthroughs, geopolitical uncertainty, and rising enterprise expectations. What was once a steady shift toward SaaS and digital workflows has now transformed into a far more complex landscape, where autonomy, sovereignty, resilience, and intelligence are ...

The installed audio conferencing endpoints market experienced high revenue growth in 2010 as companies are beginning to increase their capital expenditures after over 2 years of holding on to cash reserves. For vendors in the market, the challenge to keep growing is closely tied to their ability to integrate their systems with high-end videoconfer...

This study provides insights on the benefits of IP conferencing systems, as well as analyzes the potential for installed vs. tabletop systems.

The healthcare cloud market is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by strategic imperatives that will redefine industry dynamics in 2026. Frost & Sullivan’s analysis identifies 10 critical shifts shaping this evolution, anchored in technological innovation, regulatory compliance, and operational resilience. Cloud adoption is no longer limited t...

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...