HP released results for its finanial fourth quarter and full year FY11. ITcandor gives it three challenges in smart phone, Cloud Computing and SaaS areas for the coming year.
Filed under: HP | Tagged: Apple, AT&T, Cloud Computing, HP, IaaS, IBM, Léo Apotheker, Novell, SaaS, Samsung, smart phone, Snapfish | Leave a Comment »
Morodo is a very small UK-based – but international – Telecom supplier. Read this analisys of ITCandor’s interview with its CEO, Andrew Reid.
Filed under: Morodo, Smart Phone, Telecoms Service | Tagged: Andrew Reid, Apple, bada, Blackberry, iOS, iPhone, Java Mobile Edition, Maemo, Mo-Call, Morodo, Nimbuzz, Nokia, Qt, Rebtel, RIM, Skype, Truphone, Verizon, Windows Mobile 7 | 1 Comment »
Is Google’s Android operating system beating up Apple’s iOS? Not according to ITCandor’s brand new analysis of the worldwide smart phone business.
Filed under: Smart Phone | Tagged: Android, Apple, Blackberry, Google, HP, HTC, iOS, iPhone, LG, Marcel Warmerdam, Nokia, Palm, Pim Bilderbeek, RIM, Samsung, smart phone, Sony Ericsson, Symbian, Windows Mobile | Leave a Comment »
Apple’s success cannot be denied – its most recent financial results underline its status as the most countervailing supplier of the downturn. However it has challenges in its product-oriented strategy which ITCandor outlines.
Filed under: Apple | Tagged: Apple, death grip, iPad, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, Mac, Macintosh, vertical integration | 8 Comments »
The worldwide market for Peripherals has shown a typical decline associated with the recession. In this sizing activity ITCandor presents a multi-dimensional picture of developments and discusses diversification strategies.
Filed under: Managed Print Services, Peripheral | Tagged: Apple, Canon, eBook Readers, HP, inkjet printer, IT Outsourcing, Kindle, laser printer, Lexmark, Managed Print Services, MFP, MPS, Océ, Oki Data, Peripherals, Sony, The Paperless Office, Xerox | 4 Comments »
