Stay up to speed with the latest enterprise tech market research from Enterprise Strategy Group. You’ll hear analysts and researchers provide expert opinions on developments in cybersecurity, cloud, infrastructure, analytics, and more.

Hear about Enterprise Strategy Group’s latest research on how AI and ML are reinventing backup and recovery.

Reinventing Backup and Recovery with AI and ML

Navigating the Cloud and AI Revolution

With the accelerating growth of AI and Analytics being implemented across organizations, DataOps continues to be critical for effective data management to drive better decision-making, build competitive advantages, reduce costs, and enable faster innovations.

The State of DataOps - Unleashing the Power of Data

Evaluating a shifting desktop and laptop procurement, management, OS, feature, application, and spending landscape

Endpoint Device Trends

and despite early stages, many are seeing success

SSE Leads the Way to SASE

Strategies and practices remain fragmented, but many are seeing success

Trends in Zero Trust

Enterprise Strategy Group’s Principal Analyst Mike Leone astutely notes that there’s no sign of generative AI’s (GenAI) extensive impact on the technology landscape slowing down in 2024. 

While GenAI accuracy is crucial, Leone finds the most important differentiator for any organization hoping to maximize their GenAI investments is data quality. The larger and more accurate your dataset, the more effective your AI model.

To embrace GenAI’s momentum in 2024, join Leone and his analyst colleagues at Enterprise Strategy Group’s GenAI Summit on January 25th, 2024. You’ll hear in-depth, expert validated GenAI guidance on: 
• Deploying sustainable AI infrastructure
• Utilizing GenAI in application development
• GenAI use cases in cybersecurity
• And much more

Announcing Enterprise Strategy Group’s GenAI Summit

Learn about enterprise trends for optimizing software engineering practices, including developer relations, API usage, community building, and incorporating security into development.

The Impacts of APIs to DevRel and Open Source Communities

Cisco Live 23 was chock full of innovation and new announcements. Listen to the ESG team who attended provide a concise recap of the big news and why it matters to you and your organization. The video will cover important announcements in the networking, security, application development and full stack observability space.

Recap of the Key Announcements at Cisco Live and Why They Matter

Enterprise Strategy Group On Location - Practice Director Scott Sinclair recently attended the HPE Discover event in Las Vegas. In this video, Scott breaks down the top announcements from HPE Discover 2023, including HPE’s entry into the AI public cloud services market.

Insights from HPE Discover 2023

Practice Directors and Senior Analysts Scott Sinclair and Christophe Bertrand recently attended the Pure Accelerate event in Las Vegas. They are betting this is a summary video you will want to check out as they provide unique perspectives on the many important announcements that were made at the event. So….just for you… from Vegas, here’s the dynamic ESG analyst duo.

Insights from Pure Accelerate 2023

As businesses are adjusting to the ever-changing market demands, it is important to understand the impacts to application modernization and cloud-native approaches. Senior Analyst Melinda Marks and Principal Analyst Paul Nashawaty discuss the application modernization efforts for the past, present and future. This session discusses the rapid modernization efforts, their security impacts, and overcoming the challenges organizations face today.

Addressing the Convergence of Cloud-Native Modernization and Security

Practice Director Scott Sinclair walks the Expo floor at Dell Technologies World 2023 in Las Vegas discussing several of the key announcements from the event with topics including; a new platform for edge applications, several new multicloud Dell APEX solutions, as well as solutions for generative AI. In this short video, learn how Dell’s announcements are helping customers transform their operations and accelerate their business objectives.

On Location: Insights from Dell Technologies World 2023

Over the last decade, the role and scope of IT Service Management has changed.  Cloud computing, operational acceleration, and the adoption of DevOps, CI/CD, and collaborative workstyles have changed what IT Service Management means and how IT Services are requested and delivered. Beyond manual ticketing and processes, modern ITSM embraces automation, AI, and flexible service delivery approaches to support today’s new needs.   In this brief video, Enterprise Strategy Group Research Director, Christian Perry, and Senior Analyst, Jon Brown, discuss their recently fielded study that illustrates the advantages of modern IT Service Management as well as some of the key findings from firms that have modernized their approach to ITSM.

IT Service Management

Senior Analyst, Melinda Marks, and Principal Analyst, Paul Nashawaty, speak to Alessandro Perilli on the advancements in generative artificial intelligence and the impacts to today’s modern business. As application modernization efforts continue to be a priority to many organization, it is important to make sure the creation and delivery of these new modern approaches are done within a secure and responsible way.  By leveraging AI, organizations may be able to build, release and operate the modern application stack appropriately.

Generative AI

Principal Analysts Bob Laliberte and Paul Nashawaty discuss the key take-aways from 2023 Red Hat Summit and Ansiblefest. In this short video, learn how the Red Hat announcements are helping customers accelerate their business objectives

Enterprise Strategy Group Analyst Wrap-up of Red Hat Summit and Ansiblefest

There is a big change in the market that I've been observing recently in the space of data protection, which is that more and more organizations are now focused on economic value more than they are on a specific technology. This is happening against a backdrop of accelerated digital transformation, the expansion of multi-cloud strategies, and of course the constant quest for enhanced cyber-resilience. These areas are salient in our recent research (IT Spending Intentions, 2023). 

I recently caught up with my colleague, Nathan McAfee, who is a senior economic analyst. A lot of his time is spent with IT professionals evaluating their experience of technology from an economic perspective.  His engagements often cover why a customer would make a technology change, and what dimensions they measure, including understanding the economic impact of that change, aligning their business and technical goals. 

It’s a fascinating topic that we discuss in our video discussion.  We covered the key topic of “Technical Debt” which I believe is really changing the way IT leaders are (should be) approaching technology and consuming it in general, and in particular in the context of data protection and intelligent data management.

Technology Decisions and Technical Debt in Data Protection

Here are some highlights from Big Data London’s expo floor.

ESG Exchange: Live Moments from Big Data London 2022

This episode of Women in Cybersecurity showcases Brittany Greenfield, the founder and CEO of Wabbi. While Brittany started her career with a degree in biotechnology, working in business process and marketing roles, she turned her focus to cybersecurity, knowing how critical it is in the fabric of technology.

Women in Cybersecurity: Interview with Brittany Greenfield

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