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Cloud computing is set to disrupt over $1tn in IT spending within the next five years, according to research firm Gartner.

The Softbank acquisition of ARM Holdings and the Unilever acquisition of Dollar Shave Club signify prospective acquirers buying into disruption.

Gartner reveals keys to slashing IT costs: streamline software setups, recycle licenses, and deploy SAM tools.

Symantec tops Gartner’s global security software market despite a 6.2% revenue decline to USD $3.4 billion, marking its third year of decreased earnings.

New Trojan, Delilah, recruits insiders through social engineering and extortion, using ransomware techniques. Insider threats set to increase.

Digital commerce exemplars don’t merely convert their product catalogues into eCommerce sites and mobile commerce applications.

A new survey from Gartner reveals that the majority of IT professionals are unsure how their organizations will navigate digital transformation.

Malaysia's IT spending is set to rise by 6.5% in 2016, reaching nearly RM68 billion, sharply contrasting with stagnant global IT expenditure.

Pokemon Go has brought augmented reality to the masses, revealing the potential for brands to take advantage of the craze.

Pokemon Go has rekindled human interaction and outdoor activity, reversing the isolation fostered by other technologies and reigniting community spirit.

Most SOCs today work by putting their first level analysts – the most junior analysts, usually assigned to be the 24×7 eyes on console.

IT spending stagnates at $3.41 trillion in 2016, Gartner cites global currency shifts and Brexit anxieties impacting the market.

The Gartner Magic Quadrant report has enormous influence on purchase consideration, as it is seen as the ‘go-to’ report for customers and prospects.

Aussie firms grapple with app fatigue as demand for mobile enterprise solutions endures, says Gartner at Sydney summit.

Something changed at the start of 2016. Concepts and trends that Gartner has been discussing for years suddenly became the aspirational norm.

As smart devices are becoming autonomous, CISOs are being required to adopt new mechanisms and approaches to trust.

Government CIOs face challenges in harnessing digital innovation, says Gartner. Spending on tech products/services is set to grow in 2016.

Reset the clock because it’s back to the future; déjà vu all over again. The battle for ownership of digital platforms has begun.

More and more companies are adopting cloud-only policies, with Gartner predicting that by 2020 they will be the norm.