Ovum stories
App market for 'feature phones' could double to $1bn by 2016, says Ovum, urging developers to tap into underexploited sector.
Industry analysts urge telcos to partner with IT providers to max out cloud gains and overcome operational hurdles, says Ovum.
CIOs are wary of adopting 'immature' desktop virtualisation tech amid market confusion and security concerns, a report reveals.
Microsoft's integration of Skype with Office 365 aims to bolster cloud suite communications, promising seamless connection for businesses.
Independent analyst Ovum forecasts Asia-Pacific business software market to soar to USD $46bn this year, driven by mobile tech and cloud computing.
A recent spate of cyber attacks, including on the International Monetary Fund, have brought to light the high stakes involved iin online security.
The number of deals signed in Q4 made for an unexpected boom in the fourth quarter across Asia Pacific, says Ovum.
Ovum reports 2009 as the telecoms industry's worst year in a decade, but predicts a revival in 2010 with robust mobile sector growth.
Ovum's latest report warns that cloud computing governance is lagging, reactive, and fragmented, necessitating a new, proactive approach for success.
If you enjoy online media, such as music and video, chances are you'll be paying for it in the near future if you want the quality stuff.
US$37.5 billion in IT contracts set to expire, offering vast opportunities, particularly in financial and energy sectors, says Ovum.
The science industry is forecast to spend nearly $17 billion on commercial IT solutions this year, an analyst has said.
Industry analyst Ovum has said that CIO confidence in their ability to predict IT spending has been shattered.
Ovum advises IT service providers to embrace cloud innovation to stay afloat amidst evolving tech trends, says Research Director John Madden.
APAC's mobile users to send 3.5 trillion texts in 2011, up 14% from 2010, driving $39 billion in revenue amidst a shift towards online messaging.
Ovum predicts the ANZ software market will grow nearly 5% in 2010, reaching USD $5.6 billion by 2013, but pre-recession levels won't return until at least 2012.
