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This enterprise storage market data covers current and future trends for:
- Data storage infrastructure
- Applications and data value
- Flash storage and NVMe
- Software-defined storage
- Public cloud and hybrid cloud storage
ESG, on Nov 26, 2019
This enterprise storage market data covers current and future trends for:
ESG, on Nov 25, 2019
This cybersecurity market data covers:
This ESG Brief will review some key predictions for 2020 in the artificial intelligence space, from skills gaps and actionable AI to chatbots and natural language processing.
Christophe Bertrand, on Nov 11, 2019
ESG’s data protection team delivers its 2020 predictions. The backup and recovery market is at full effervescence and at the cusp of many changes.
Mark Bowker, on Nov 6, 2019
Having to support an increasing number of devices per employee is leading to a situation that is not sustainable for businesses and IT organizations. The high number of devices that average employees are bringing into the workplace for business purposes strains existing IT and security strategies, which are not designed to handle this level of complexity. When employees are enabled to complete more of their business tasks with a single device, they benefit from a consistent experience across all workflows and communication channels.
Technology matters more than ever today, as ESG research recently discovered when 83% of respondents shared that they believe that technology has increased their personal productivity. In 2020, it will be important to watch how quickly businesses move from testing cloud-hosted desktops and identifying use cases to moving into production. If indicators start pointing to a rapid pace of transition through this process, expect to see the market growth follow exponentially.
Bob Laliberte, on Nov 4, 2019
As 2019 rolls into the history books, it is time to evaluate how networking has evolved this year and think about what organizations can expect in 2020. This year witnessed the initial deployments of 5G networks, the rollout of WiFi 6, continued mergers and acquisitions, the introduction of new chipsets that enable greater throughput (400Gbps), and greater emphasis on end-to-end networking. It also witnessed underlay and overlay integration and IBN. Additionally, network automation continued to progress, as SD-WAN deployments made more progress on their way to becoming ubiquitous.
This brief looks at the key trends and events that will shape networking technologies, suppliers, and customers in 2020.
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