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A rising tide of IT spending will continue to lift investment in big data analytics, according to industry analysts Ovum.

Government technology market set to be shaken up in 2016, as agencies move towards digital government. #governmenttechnology.

Analysts often blur the lines between M2M and IoT, yet distinctions remain crucial, particularly for telecoms focusing on connectivity.

Ovum highlights the integration of digital strategy in core business functions, where real-time adaptation is crucial for success.

A fresh wave of digital transformation is coming, with industries across the board impacted by the 'Second Digital Revolution'.

Ovum forecasts there will be 962.3 million fixed broadband subscriptions globally by the year 2020 which will represent a 43.5% household penetration.

Spending on cybersecurity protection is set to exceed $37 billion, as organisations increase spending to keep their businesses, data, and users safe.

A second digital revolution will bring $4.8 trillion in spend by 2025, but which tech providers will become digital enablers and reap the benefits?.

Enterprises push for IT agility to adapt to digital shifts and foster innovation, notes Ovum's latest inquiries.

Change of prime minister in Australia sparks speculation on the impact for the IT industry. Malcolm Turnbull's tech background is seen as positive.

Apple's latest launch has ensured the company's success for another year, but Apple's competitive edge is 'dangerously fading away' says analyst.

Enterprise mobility management software market is expected to quadruple over the next 4 years, with opportunities for fastest growth coming from APAC.

Interactive Intelligence has managed to gain market share and sees more than half of its new customers choosing to deploy its solutions in the cloud.

Google morphs into Alphabet, sharpens focus on key markets with Sundar Pichai helming core internet and Android businesses.

Adobe's strong strategic positioning and product dominance is slipping, with other vendors exploiting its lack of eCommerce and 'big picture' vision.

Telecoms providers will generate over $297bn in revenue from global services to enterprise customers by 2020, says Ovum.

CIOs who align ICT changes with business transformation achieve notable success, Ovum analysts find at NTT Communications' London roundtables.

Big growth ahead for big data software as Hadoop distributions and fast growing ecosystem of technologies point to bright future for big data.

Instead of seeing shadow IT as a major problem, more chief information security officers (CISOs) are seeing the business benefits of the phenomenon.

Vendors, providers, and investors are seeing growth in the energy around security, driving high demand for skilled professionals and collaboration.