Market stories - Page 11

The cloud-based managed services market is growing at close to 20%, led by security services, according to Technavio.

A multitude of industry verticals generate large volumes of data for record keeping and database admin, and this is driving the uptake of BDaaS.

PC shipments continue to decline, with the only hopes for improvement dependent on commercial replacements and economic stability, according to IDC.

A Hong Kong polytechnic university has broken world records for fastest optical communications for data centers, logging 24-times the existing speeds.

ShoreTel launches cloud-based voice service in Australia, offering fully managed IP telephony and other features.

Six out of eight regional markets saw positive year-over-year unit growth in the production print space. Asia/Pacific was a key contributor to growth.

As part of the Bulletproof team, Aakash Gandhi will focus on driving the company’s growth in the cloud services market in Australia and New Zealand.

The global web application firewall market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 17% until 2019, driven largely by demand for cloud-based solutions.

Enablement is a key word for HPE NZ channel manager Cedric Edwards, as the company looks to drive local business via its channel.

Everyone knows Dick Smith Electronics. So where did it go so wrong? We look back at the company from its early successes to eventual decline.

Business risks are expected to increase in 2016. At the same time, it is unlikely there will be any improvement in the coming year.

Xplore Technologies cements its robust growth in APAC, seizing an 11% market share for a robust Q3 performance.

The cloud analytics market is set to grow at a CAGR of close to 21%, driven by text analytics and healthcare demand.

The DLP applications market in APAC was valued at over $170 million in 2014, and it is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 25% until the end of 2020.

Gordon Gakovic takes the helm at Software AG ANZ to steer bold expansion and digital innovation in the region.

The wearables market is booming, with Gartner projecting sales of 274.6 million devices in 2016, including USD $11.5 billion in smartwatch revenue alone.

Samsung maintains lead in global smartphone market, followed by Apple and Huawei, according to Strategy Analytics.

There's a new market opening up for Kiwi resellers offering plenty of revenue potential - and a hidden gem waiting to be mined.

Infrastructure asset management provider Yotta is launching its latest version of the Horizon platform in a bid to break into the Australian market.

The demand for wearables continues to grow, with fitness and activity trackers now in fierce competition from smartwatches.