Agatha Poon is Senior Research Analyst for Asia-Pacific Services at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. She joined 451 Research in April 2010, bringing more than 15 years of experience as a market research professional and expertise in cloud computing and business transformation strategies. She is instrumental in providing support for advisory service engagements and leads the research program in the Asia-Pacific region, with a particular focus on cloud services and digital strategies.
Prior to joining 451 Research in April 2010, Agatha was a Senior Analyst at Yankee Group for more than 10 years, tracking a wide range of research topics including managed services, IP telephony, WAN optimization, application acceleration, cloud computing deployment models and cloud management solutions. Before Yankee Group, she worked as a Research Analyst in Frost & Sullivan's Telecommunications Service group, where she primarily focused on network access technologies. Agatha has a high degree of familiarity with the Greater China and Japanese markets, having spent time in these areas during her career.
Agatha has been a regular speaker at numerous professional gatherings and industry events, including CommunicAsia, Cloud Expo Asia, Cloud Tech Forum, Cloud Connect China, and HostingCon Global.
She holds a BA and an MBA in marketing from Ohio University. She was awarded a full scholarship for the MBA program.
As the government pushes forward with its 'technology first' governance model, government-led digital enablement programs and initiatives have sprouted across a rapidly evolving business landscape. The emergence of digital-native businesses and entrepreneurs not only creates a sense of urgency for traditional enterprises to rethink their game plans, but is also giving rise to a new competitive reality.
This is the third of a three-part report that discusses the changing competitive landscape of cloud services and identifies growth sectors. We also provide revenue estimates for the cloud computing-as-a-service market through 2024 in China.
Before the pandemic, China's cloud computing market was one of the fastest-growing sectors of the IT industry. Although local businesses are being challenged to grapple with the new normal, demand for cloud-based services has remained strong. This is the second of a three-part report that examines enterprise demand for cloud services and future outlook.
This first of three reports on the cloud market in China explores how the country's economic policies set investment priorities and their implications on technology innovation. The diffusion of advanced technologies has been instrumental in solidifying China's economic power and will continue to do so as it works toward building its digital economy.
It has been five years since the government of India first introduced the Digital India program. While the pace of digital evolution is accelerating in many ways, with encouraging progress at both the macro and micro levels, there are still plenty of skeptics. In this report, we review and evaluate India's changing digital landscape; the opportunities and challenges it presents for investors, providers and Indian businesses; and how the shift in mindset can help reframe the country's future.
In less than a year, the vendor's digital business arm has been able to maintain a steady revenue stream with a growing cloud business and a focused strategy. Together with the likes of AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google and SAP, Telefnica Tech is striving to win over transforming enterprises and local organizations in Europe and Latin America.
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