Recent Research from Carl Brooks

• Overview: Hosting, Cloud & Managed Services Data File

  By Greg Zwakman Andrew Waetzig Liam Eagle William Fellows Kelly Morgan Melanie Posey Carl Brooks Agatha Poon Aaron Sherrill Owen Rogers Penny Jones Yulitza Peraza December 31 2019 | Technology & Business Insight

  451 Research's Hosting & Cloud Managed Services Market Monitor service leverages our deep knowledge of and relationships within the cloud hosting & cloud managed services market, resulting in a proprietary forecast based primarily on a bottom-up analysis of 1,500+ providers' current revenue and growth expectations by segment through 2023.
  
  The world of IT procurement and operations has changed. More providers are offering broader portfolios of managed and unmanaged services and hosted applications and platforms, and most, if not all, infrastructure providers have absorbed some of the practical implications of cloud computing into their operations, fundamentally altering the mode of service delivery. The Hosting & Cloud Managed Services Market Monitor was developed to more accurately track and forecast this evolving market.
  
  451 Research has updated its quantitative market-sizing instruments within the cloud and service-provider markets to make them more flexible and modular, and to allow for more granular analysis of specific segments and sub-segments of this market. The 451 Hosting & Cloud Managed Services Market Monitor will enable custom analysis of provider participation by individual segment (as presented to the right), geographic region and country.

  Cloud Transformation Managed Services & Hosting

• Overview: Hosting, Cloud & Managed Services

  By Greg Zwakman Andrew Waetzig Liam Eagle William Fellows Kelly Morgan Melanie Posey Carl Brooks Agatha Poon Aaron Sherrill Owen Rogers Penny Jones Yulitza Peraza December 30 2019 | Technology & Business Insight

  451 Research's Hosting & Cloud Managed Services Market Monitor service leverages our deep knowledge of and relationships within the cloud hosting & cloud managed services market, resulting in a proprietary forecast based primarily on a bottom-up analysis of 1,500+ providers' current revenue and growth expectations by segment through 2023.
  
  The world of IT procurement and operations has changed. More providers are offering broader portfolios of managed and unmanaged services and hosted applications and platforms, and most, if not all, infrastructure providers have absorbed some of the practical implications of cloud computing into their operations, fundamentally altering the mode of service delivery. The Hosting & Cloud Managed Services Market Monitor was developed to more accurately track and forecast this evolving market.
  
  451 Research has updated its quantitative market-sizing instruments within the cloud and service-provider markets to make them more flexible and modular, and to allow for more granular analysis of specific segments and sub-segments of this market. The 451 Hosting & Cloud Managed Services Market Monitor will enable custom analysis of provider participation by individual segment (as presented to the right), geographic region and country.

  Cloud Transformation Managed Services & Hosting

• VMware extends its hybrid hardware reach with Dell, HPE

  By Carl Brooks Melanie Posey September 16 2019 | Market Insight

  Following yet another quarter of double-digit growth and a raft of acquisitions and announcements, one area of VMware's strategy continues to stand out: its approach to hybrid cloud operations, where enterprises continue to run private centers, but expect to federate those resources with public and hosted infrastructure services.

  Datacenters & Critical Infrastructure Cloud Transformation Multi-Tenant Datacenter Managed Services & Hosting

• Cloud Computing

  By Greg Zwakman Yulitza Peraza William Fellows Carl Brooks Agatha Poon Owen Rogers Jay Lyman September 6 2019 | Technology & Business Insight

  This Market Monitor overview report on the 'cloud computing as a service' marketplace reflects updated market and vendor estimates through 1H 2019. In this report, we examine the revenue generated by cloud service providers and technology vendors via cloud platforms - IaaS and PaaS - as well as IT management as a service (ITMaaS), online backup/recovery and cloud archiving. This report provides updated estimates and a five-year growth forecast for the cloud computing market, and includes vendor statistics and a breakdown of revenue by geographic region and vertical market. Our analysis is based on results from a bottom-up market-sizing analysis that incorporates revenue estimates and forecasts for 479 competing cloud vendors.

  Cloud Transformation

• Cloud Computing Data File

  By Greg Zwakman Yulitza Peraza William Fellows Carl Brooks Agatha Poon Owen Rogers Jay Lyman September 6 2019 | Technology & Business Insight

  Market Monitor: Cloud Computing is a quantitative research service that tracks and forecasts over a five-year horizon the size and growth of the rapidly evolving marketplace for cloud computing products delivered as a service.' Market Monitor uses a bottom-up approach to track and project revenues for more than 479 vendors operating in 15 segments of the marketplace.

  Cloud Transformation

• Faction angles for enterprise growth with hybrid cloud network and new money

  By Carl Brooks August 29 2019 | Market Insight

  Initially one of the first firms to offer virtual layer 2 connectivity directly from cloud providers to partners and enterprises, Faction quickly grew into a provider of cloud storage and DRaaS at its datacenter locations, and has set its sights on more comprehensive managed infrastructure services.

  Datacenters & Critical Infrastructure Cloud Transformation Datacenter Services & Infrastructure Systems & Software Infrastructure Networking Managed Services & Hosting

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