Topic: Cloud - Page 142

According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled,†Private Cloud Services Market by Service, User Type, and Industry Vertical: Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2017-2023,†the†global private cloud services market†was valued at†$3,703 million<

Application Cloud, Business Cloud, and QuickBooks Desktop Cloud Give CPA firms, Accounting Professionals, and Small Businesses Expanded Capabilities and Flexibility to Manage and Grow Their Business

Avaya, a global leader in Customer Engagement solutions, announced new Salesforce Service Cloud integrations with contact center solutions and CRM environments that bring omnichannel capabilities to both existing and new implementations.

The global†cloud managed services market†is expected to reach USD 82.51 billion by 2025, according to a study conducted by Grand View Research, Inc. The need to focus on core business practices has increased the adoption of cloud managed services. The services include business services, network services, security services, data center services, and mobility services.

Baez Brings Global Cloud Experience to Accelerate Carbon Black Channel Momentum

New Einstein Prediction Builder and Einstein Bots enable admins of all skill levels to build and deploy custom AI models and bots with clicks, not code

Now, teams are able to extend the functionality of Quip with embedded Live Apps–including calendars, polls and kanban boards–enabling teams to collaborate faster and more interactively

Partners including DocuSign, Lucidchart, New Relic and more are already building native Live Apps for Quip

SafeNet Data Protection On Demand is a data security-as-a-service solution for enterprises and managed service providers to protect data anywhere

The worldwide public cloud services market grew 28.6% year over year in the first half of 2017 (1H17) with revenues totaling $63.2 billion, according to new results from the International Data Corporation (IDC)†Worldwide Semiannual Public Cloud Services Tracker. The revenue total for the first half of the year was slightly ahead of IDC’s forecast.

Despite aggressive adoption of cloud-based offerings, the vast majority of businesses still run unsupported productivity suites