... Access Insights Already a Gartner client? In 4Q21, the oversupply that had driven pricing higher through the year is easing, in part due to inventory build-up in 1H21 by equipment OEMs. However, demand remains solid and the supply growth will be limited in 2022, meaning undersupply conditions should c ...
Analyst(s): Andrew Norwood
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... spending is projected to grow to $5.4 trillion in 2025, with an expected constant currency five-year CAGR of 8%. Growth is driven by sustained demand for AI technology despite weakening business environments notably in Europe, and uncertainty due to U.S. administration policy changes. What You Need to ...
Analyst(s): TSP Quantitative Innovation Research Team
... connect the different applications, services and data that are needed for efficient business operations. This research assesses 16 iPaaS vendors to help software engineering leaders select the right vendors for their needs. Market Definition/Description Magic Quadrant Vendor Strengths and Cautions Amazon ...
Analyst(s): Keith Guttridge | Allan Wilkins | Andrew Comes | Andrew Humphreys
... performance across seven objectives and nine key functional activities. These activities represent a prioritized subset of the overall scope of 28 activities for large enterprise CIOs. Gartner Research ...
... Access Insights Already a Gartner client? By 2029, spending on AI services in healthcare will account for $47 billion of the $516 billion AI services market. Winning tech services leaders will grow and defend share by delivering a curated healthcare-specific AI portfolio designed to effectively meet ...
Analyst(s): Arindam Das | David Ackerman | Tom Coshow
... Access Insights Already a Gartner client? In 4Q24, global IT spending growth for 2024 was revised down from 8.2% to 8.0% due to weaker-than-expected spending on services and devices. Even so, the overall spending will reach $5.6 trillion in 2025 and will continue to grow to $7.1 trillion in 2028. What ...
Analyst(s): TSP Quantitative Innovation Research Team
... Access Insights Already a Gartner client? Global IT spending growth for 2024 is revised down by 0.7% from the last iteration to 8.2% due to weaker devices spending from refining our constant currency forecast process. Overall spending, $5.26 trillion in 2024, will continue to grow to $7.4 trillion in ...
Analyst(s): TSP Quantitative Innovation Research Team
... The worldwide device market declined by 1% YoY, but increased by 6.5% sequentially. The continuous decline of phones offset the growth of PCs and Ultramobiles which grew 27.6% YoY. The strong growth was fueled by high demands from the education sector and consumers. Phone market declined by 8% YoY. ...
Analyst(s): Tuong Nguyen | Annette Jump | Mikako Kitagawa | Roberta Cozza | Namrata Banerjee | Ranjit Atwal | CK Lu | Tracy Tsai | Annette Zimmermann | Bruno Lakehal | Rishi Padhi | Anshul Gupta
... Access Research Already a Gartner client? Demand for enterprise public cloud services is being driven by IT modernization and digital transformation. SaaS and IaaS are the largest segments, with market size of $178.1 billion and $139.9 billion, respectively, while baPaaS and adPaaS are leading in growth ...