The Latest Breaking News from Gartner

Companies are scaling back on cost in areas that aren’t critical to long-term growth.

Despite the prospect of economic challenges, spending on public cloud services in Thailand is expected to surge 31.8% in 2023, above the global growth rate of 20.7% predicted next year, according to research firm Gartner.

Employees have grown to love the flexibility of remote working, and firms keen to keep their staff can do little about it, surveys find

Gartner is banking on a changing world and digital technologies to drive profitability as the stock builds a cup with handle.

As the number of privacy regulations worldwide continues to grow, organisations should focus on five privacy trends to help meet the challenges of protecting personal data and meeting regulatory requirements, according to the technology and market research group Gartner Inc.

Workers worried about the criminalization of abortion in certain states say they’re willing to move elsewhere, but it’s easier said than done.

An army of "citizen developers" armed with nifty low-code/no-code software is helping companies accomplish major changes despite a shortage of programmers.

By James Smith

China's economic slowdown and inflation-led drop in consumer spending will likely weigh on the global shipments of computers and smartphones in 2022, as per a Reuters story citing research firm Gartner. Earlier this month, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc (NASDAQ:AMD) warned against a slowdown in the PC market after two solid years. Analysts expected the chipmaker to gain…