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The Asia-Pacific cloud computing market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 28.4% during 2016–2022. Revenue grew 30.7% from 2015 to reach $11.34 billion in 2016. Cloud spending was dominated by Japan, Australia, and China in 2016. The key underlying theme across the markets is the increase in demand for managed cloud services. This arises due to Big D...

This edition of the ITCC Technology Opportunity Engine captures developments related to AI Observability, Enterprise AI Data Integration, Geospatial Estimator Platform, Edge AI-Driven IoT Platform, AIIoT & Edge Platform, AI-Optimized Edge Processing, Cloud-Native Infrastructure Management, Blockchain Payment, Quantum-Classical Hybrid Computing Plat...

Some fifteen years after the cloud burst into our consciousness, enterprises are no longer exploring the model, but honing it. In 2023, the focus will be on optimizing complex hybrid, multicloud environments—for cost, app performance, and flexibility. Increasingly important use cases, leveraging Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence ...

The 2023 North American enterprise cloud contact center Frost Radar™ identifies leaders in the enterprise contact center-as- a- service (CCaaS) industry. The market continues to mature and brings enhanced technology, efficiency, and agility to contact centers throughout North America. Frost & Sullivan defines a cloud contact center as a network-b...

The government has been the key vertical in promoting cloud computing adoption in Malaysia. An important tenet of its strategy in developing the cloud eco-system has been to promote Malaysia as a key data center hub. With this assistance from the government, there has also been cohesive effort in incentivizing small and medium-sized businesses (SMB...

While most Asia-Pacific businesses are likely to explore contact center as a service (CCaaS) model, many of them with existing infrastructure would like to explore means to get better returns on their investment. In such cases, businesses are likely to adopt hybrid solutions as established systems vendors have already begun to offer more deployment...

Although the cloud security market remains driven by CNAPP, the definition of cloud security is expanding into a broader and more integrated platform. CNAPP remains the foundation of enterprise cloud security, with core capabilities such as posture management, workload protection, identity security and entitlement governance, vulnerability manageme...

This Frost & Sullivan study focuses on the growth opportunities for edge computing solutions in supply chain and logistics. Edge computing is a distributed computing architecture that makes data computation happen closer to the data source. Edge computing aids supply chain efficiency as it frees up resources, lessens reliance on human management, s...

As enterprises increase their use of both cloud and physical infrastructures to support their digital business, they require tools that enable easy, efficient, and consistent management of all environments. As such, hybrid cloud management platforms have evolved to provide common functionality across infrastructures, architectures, and vendors. The...