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Gartner’s Predictions For 2018 Are As Vague As Their 2017 Predictions
2We’re getting to the pointy end of the year and that means analyst firms, experts and Sybill Trelawney are turning their gaze to the future – 2018 to be precise. But, as well as looking at what the prognosticators at Gartner expect next year, let’s see how they fared with their 2017 predictions.
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Local IT Growing Faster Than Rest Of The World
Australian companies are spending 3.7% more on tech this year than last year but that money doesn’t seem to be going to traditional vendors, based on data coming from Gartner.
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Australia’s Public Cloud Market Is Set To Hit $5.6 Billion This Year
Public cloud services spending in Australia is set to reach $5.55 billion (US$4.18 billion) by the end of the year, while the global market is expected to hit $276.73 billion (US$208.6 billion). But surprisingly, a large number of organisations still have no plans to use cloud services, according to analyst firm Gartner. Read on to…
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Why We’ve Stopped Buying Brand-Name Servers
In an era where cloud computing is the new normal, (storm-driven outages aside), it’s no surprise that sales of traditional server hardware are declining. But it’s still slightly shocking to see how tough it is to turn a dollar in the server market these days.
