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Report: Asia Pacific Hosted Email Market to Top $234 Million in Five Years

Research and Markets has announced the addition of Frost & Sullivan’s new report “Analysis of Asia Pacific Hosted Email Market”.

Hosted Email in Asia Pacific to Accelerate toward $234.7 Million in 2017 as it Gets Integrated into Cloud

Data Security Concerns Need to be Addressed for the Hosted Email Model to Gain Wider Acceptance

Hosted mailboxes are gaining wider representation in the mix of total mailboxes in the Asia Pacific, though its share was only 6 to 9 percent in 2010. Its lower cost of ownership, ability to improve employees’ mobility, and multiple devices accessibility are helping it steadily build on the foothold it gained in the market. Significantly, hosted email’s shift to cloud computing – both public and private cloud – has reduced its overall costs and enhanced its capability of disaster recovery and data protection. Enterprise hosted email service providers need to move their offerings into the cloud space and integrate them with other hosted/cloud unified communications (UC) components, says the analyst of this research.

It also offers the advantages of greater efficiency, larger mailbox space, and not needing expensive software email licenses. Enterprises are expected to turn to hosted emailing for its lower subscription charge with almost no requirement for operation or IT support.

While the larger enterprises tend to gravitate toward the hybrid model of on-premise software and hosted services, most small office home office (SOHO) and small enterprises prefer the free webmail or the subscription model. Global service providers that wish to gain local presence have to battle cultural and user preference for Asians as well as market regulations in emerging markets such as China, India, and the ASEAN. The impending price erosion will also pressure vendors as the market moves toward maturity. Hosted email has not yet become a huge success in the business environment because customers place desire on data security, service reliability, scalability, control, and disaster recovery.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Market Overview

3. Total Market

4. Sub-region Breakdown

5. The Last Word (Conclusions and Implications)

6. Legal Disclaimer

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ks5vfp/analysis_of_asia_p


Mobile Commerce in the Cloud: The Impact of Cloud-based Operations on Mobile Business Models and Operations

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Mobile Commerce in the Cloud: The Impact of Cloud-based Operations on Mobile Business Models and Operations” report to their offering.

Cloud computing has dramatically changed IT operations and enterprise business support functions. It is poised to facilitate substantial impacts in mobile business models and operations.

This research predicts the future of Mobile commerce applications in the cloud. The report evaluates market opportunities and forecasts to 2017 for cloud based operations. The report also analyzes key issues and concerns such as how other industries effect the mobile commerce industry and offers solutions to overcome challenges. The report includes evaluates global market dynamics through analysis of specific regions and countries. This research also analyzes the current and anticipated future market for cloud-based mobile commerce applications through 2017.

Target Audience:

– Mobile network operators

– Wireless service providers of all types

– Wireless/mobile infrastructure providers

– Mobile commerce application providers

– Cloud infrastructure and service providers

Keywords: Mobile Commerce, Cloud Commerce, Mobile Operations in the Cloud, Evolution of Cloud Computing, Mobilizing the Cloud

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dwqbq5/mobile_commerce_in


Dell to be the Next Big Cloud Player?

Is Dell getting its ducks in a row to become the next big player to enter the cloud networking space in a big way? That’s the premise of an interesting post at Wired.

Dell has been on an acquisition spree for several years, yet the pieces of these acquisitions have not quite shown a clear vision of their purpose — until recently. Many have speculated as to the long-term vision of what all these acquisitions mean. What they really reveal is a complete end-to-end computing strategy that can handle every aspect of a business’ infrastructure, whether it be on-premise, cloud-based, private cloud-based or a hybrid cloud scenario.

Read the full post.


Cedexis Launches Internet Performance Reporting Tool

Cedexis has released a new data visualization interface available at www.cedexis.com/country-reports/ which provides statistics on the performance of IT providers (Hosting Companies, CDNs and Clouds) providing valuable information on the SOH (State Of Health) of their Internet services as end-users actually see them.

The performance measurements of each of the cloud/CDN providers is generated by the users themselves. This is achieved through the integration of a probe (JavaScript tag) on a Cedexis customers’ web, mobile or business application, which only becomes active only after a page has been fully loaded so that an end-users experience is not impacted.

Cedexis combines these quality and performance measurements with an additional service called OpenMix, which enables real-time traffic routing changes to maximize the end-user’s experience.  Thanks to this realtime decision making service, end-users are always sent to the best provider for them at that point in time, with content owners comfortable in the knowledge that 100% availability and optimal performance for each and every end-user is a reality.