A2Z Market Research announces the release of the Cloud Native Technologies Market research report. The market is predicted to grow at a healthy pace in the coming years. Cloud Native Technologies Market 2021 research report presents an analysis of market size, share, and growth, trends, cost structure, statistical and comprehensive data of the global market. The Market report offers remarkable data regarding the industry’s growth parameters, the current state of the market in terms of analysis of possible economic situations, and macroeconomic analysis.

Cloud-native technology is the process that builds and develops applications with service package inside containers, managed by elastic infrastructure, and deployed as micro service by agile DevOps process and continuously delivery workflow. Cloud-native is one of the ways to increase speed of business by which organizations can manage their teams with the advantage of scalability and automation offered by cloud-native technologies.

Top Key Vendors in this report include:

Infosys Corp., Bacancy technology pvt ltd., Pivotal infrastructure pvt ltd., Cloudhelix Limited., LTI Infotech Corp., Computaris Inc., Cognizant Technology Inc., Indianic infotech ltd, Infostretch corporation., Sciencesoft Corp.

This report provides an in-depth review of the current state of the Cloud Native Technologies market, daring its growth and all other essential elements in all of the major markets of the county. It presents a gigantic amount of market data, compiled using myriad primary and secondary research practices. The data in this report has been reduced on a business basis using various systematic methods.

For a comprehensive analysis, the Cloud Native Technologies market is segmented by product type, region, and application. Due to its regional focus, the market is alien to North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa as well as Latin America. Major companies are working on distributing their products and services across different regions. In addition, procurements and associations from some of the leading organizations. All of the factors intended to drive the global marketplace are examined in depth.

Key Factors Impacting Market Growth:

o Convergence of data with accuracy and high speed
o Rising demand for efficient computing
o Increasing opportunities through improved research, computation, and data analysis performances
o High price and data security issues

This report gives an in depth and broad understanding of Cloud Native Technologies Market. With exact data cover all key features of the current market, this report offers widespread data of leading companies. Appreciative of the market state by amenability of correct historical data regarding each and every sector for the forecast period is mentioned. Driving forces, restraints and opportunities are given to help give an improved picture of this market investment for the forecast period of 2021 to 2027.

The main questions answered in the report are:

How big will the market and growth rate be in 2027?
What are the key drivers for the global Cloud Native Technologies market?
What are the major market trends influencing the growth of the global Cloud Native Technologies Market?
What are the challenges for market growth?
Who are the key vendors in the global Cloud Native Technologies market?
What market opportunities and threats are vendors facing in the global Cloud Native Technologies market?
What are the main findings of the five forces analysis of the global Cloud Native Technologies Market?
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* Regional and country-level analysis integrating the demand and supply forces that are influencing the growth of the market.
* Competitive landscape involving the market share of major players, along with the new projects and strategies adopted by players in the past five years
* Comprehensive company profiles covering the product offerings, key financial information, recent developments, SWOT analysis, and strategies employed by the major market players

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ISSIMMEE, Fla.—Micro Key Solutions and the New DICE Corporation have partnered to provide central stations who are using Millennium Monitoring automation software with the ability to add interactive and advanced video services with AI analytics.

While the two companies both offer monitoring and video solutions currently, the partnership allows central stations powered by Millennium Monitoring to take advantage of interactive video services offered by Matrix Interactive.

“The change in focus from our video partners, including DICE’s Matrix Interactive, has positioned video monitoring into a more useful and sellable security offering. With analytics being right at the core, DICE’s solution embraces the changing needs in the market and delivers actionable information when dispatchers need it most, separating that data from the deluge of video information that floods a monitoring center,” said Chuck Speck, Executive Vice President of Micro Key Solutions.

With the overabundance of cameras and recorded video, the industry is seeing a greater rise in video monitoring. By integrating with Matrix Interactive, Millennium Monitoring meets that demand in a new way.

The Matrix Interactive engine uses several third party multi-billion-dollar technologies embedded into the platform, providing true AI analytics going beyond motion detection and basic video verification. These technologies include object detection, human behavior detection, and object filtration.

“We are proud to partner with Micro Key Solutions and are enjoying a great working relationship,” said New DICE Corporation Co-President Avi Lupo. “Thanks to an open and generic platform DICE developed for industry players, the solution is an opportunity to add value for Micro Key central stations and their customers by providing them with advanced interactive video monitoring. Plus, it is an excellent new RMR generator with initial minimal investment for Micro Key central stations. The platform is scalable, but they can start off with the entry level package that provides ROI in no time and then add more cameras, services, and modules when ready.”

Verified automated scheduled video tours are another service made possible through Matrix Interactive. The platform analyzes, understands, and prioritizes the video stream in real time. If nothing is detected during the tour, there is no need for operator intervention. The priority level determines if the video is sent to an end user, a central station operator, and/or recorded.

“Micro Key continues to partner with best-in-class solutions to provide real revenue and growth opportunities to our customers and help them separate themselves in their competitive markets. Solutions like this fit solidly in that mission and we’re excited to add them as a partner.”

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 9, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — United Private Cloud, a secure enterprise-grade multicloud hosting provider known for designing, building, and managing enterprise-class private cloud infrastructure, has been positioned as “Innovators” in MarketsandMarkets’ Infrastructure as a Service Micro Quadrant Report.

MarketsandMarkets’ report recognizes United Private Cloud as the Multicloud expert that offers its innovative IaaS to global commercial customers.

According to the report, “United Private Cloud is an established player in the global IaaS market space. The company has a robust partner ecosystem in the IaaS market. Its enriched IaaS offering helps customers to add additional storage, compute, and networking resources to meet the increasing business demands.”

United Private Cloud’s infrastructure management services help organizations maximize the benefits of a multicloud environment without compromising on availability, performance, and security. Our managed infrastructure services cover on-premises data centers, private cloud, and leading public clouds such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). United Private Cloud helps monitor, report, and interface with third-party auditors to extract data and run compliance tests on the customer’s cloud.

The software-defined infrastructure management offered by United Private Cloud enables enterprises to modernize their infrastructure and improve their responsiveness, resource utilization, scalability, and agility resulting in better customer experience and faster time to market. United Private Cloud delivers enterprise-grade private clouds, disaster recovery, security, and infrastructure managed services for leading public clouds, including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

Abhijit Phanse, CEO of United Private Cloud, was ecstatic on the recognition and said, “We at United Private Cloud persistently work to maximize the benefits of our customers’ multicloud environment. With our solutions leveraging enterprise-class server and fully managed bare-metal server, we provide the tailored requirement, enhance the product portfolio, and improve the revenue systems to our customers along with a true hybrid cloud and a vision for a long-term partnership, allowing them to plan for its IT infrastructure needs for today, yet helping them grow as their business evolves over time.”

“United Private Cloud’s G3 IaaS Private Cloud platform has comprehensive private cloud solutions present in the market. Serving hundreds of enterprises and government across the globe, G3 laaS delivers high performance 99.999% availability, locked-down security, software-defined agility, and scalability while delivering greater than 30% cost savings versus leading public clouds and greater than 70% cost savings versus other leading private clouds,” said Ritesh Chawrashe, Assistant Manager at MarketsandMarkets.

United Private Cloud

United Private Cloud is a leading enterprise-grade Software-Defined Private Cloud company delivering enterprise-grade private clouds across 14 data centers over 5 continents globally. United Private Cloud’s G3 IaaS provides high-performance, 99.999% availability, locked-down security, and software-defined agility and scalability while offering greater than 30-70% cost savings than any primary public cloud provider. We are one of the world’s experts at building and operating highly available, secure, and scalable private clouds.

MarketsandMarkets:

MarketsandMarkets™ is the world’s largest revenue impact company, serving over 7500 customers and providing strategic analysis services. Over ten years, MNM has identified and researched all high-growth use cases, technologies, ecosystems converging across multiple industries. 80% of the top 2000 companies globally rely on MarketsandMarkets for determining the new high growth and niche revenue opportunities.

The report on the Global Cloud Based Security Services Market has been provided by researchers for a detailed understanding of the functioning of the market during a defined estimate period of 2021 to 2026. However, this report has inculcated a brief overview to provide better context to the reader of this report. This brief overview includes a basic definition of the product or service studied in the report. Along with that, it also includes a briefing on the primary applications of this product or service in different industry verticals. Further, an insight in the manufacturing or production of the product or service and the distribution strategy for the same has also been provided by the market research experts.

Some of the key players’ Analysis in Cloud Based Security Services Market: Trend Micro, Inc. (Japan), Intel Security (US), Symantec Corporation (US), IBM Corporation (US), Cisco systems (US), Check Point Software (US), CA Technologies, Inc. (US), CSC (US), Sophos (UK), Fortinet, Inc. (US), Imperva (US), Qualys Inc. (US), CipherCloud Inc. (US), ZScalar Inc.(US), Avanan Inc.(US), Cloudpassage Inc. (US) and among other players.

One of the crucial parts of this report comprises Cloud Based Security Services industry key vendor’s discussion about the brand’s summary, profiles, market revenue, and financial analysis. The report will help market players build future business strategies and discover worldwide competition. A detailed segmentation analysis of the market is done on producers, regions, type and applications in the report.

On the basis of geographically, the market report covers data points for multiple geographies such as United States, Europe, China, Japan, Southeast Asia, India, and Central& South America

Analysis of the market:

Other important factors studied in this report include demand and supply dynamics, industry processes, import & export scenario, R&D development activities, and cost structures. Besides, consumption demand and supply figures, cost of production, gross profit margins, and selling price of products are also estimated in this report.

Predominant Questions Answered in This Report Are:

Which segments will perform well in the Cloud Based Security Services market over the forecasted years?

In which markets companies should authorize their presence?

What are the forecasted growth rates for the market?

What are the long-lasting defects of the industry?

How share market changes their values by different manufacturing brands?

What are the qualities and shortcomings of the key players?

What are the major end results and effects of the five strengths study of industry?

The conclusion part of their report focuses on the existing competitive analysis of the market. We have added some useful insights for both industries and clients. All leading manufacturers included in this report take care of expanding operations in regions. Here, we express our acknowledgment for the support and assistance from the Cloud Based Security Services industry experts and publicizing engineers as well as the examination group’s survey and conventions. Market rate, volume, income, demand and supply data are also examined.

Table of contents:

Cloud Based Security Services Global Market Research Report 2020

1 Market Overview

2 Manufacturers Profiles

3 Global Cloud Based Security Services Sales, Revenue, Market Share and Competition by Manufacturer

4 Global Cloud Based Security Services Market Analysis by Regions

5 North America Cloud Based Security Services by Country

6 Europe Cloud Based Security Services by Country

7 Asia-Pacific Cloud Based Security Services by Country

8 South America Cloud Based Security Services by Country

9 Middle East and Africa Cloud Based Security Services by Countries

10 Global Cloud Based Security Services Market Segment by Type

11 Global Cloud Based Security Services Market Segment by Application

12 Cloud Based Security Services Market Forecast (2020-2024)

13 Sales Channel, Distributors, Traders and Dealers

14 Research Findings and Conclusion

15 Appendix

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IRVINE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services today announced that it has been named a Visionary Third-Party Logistics provider in Gartner’s recent industry report: 2021 Magic Quadrant for Third-Party Logistics, North America. The highly regarded biannual report evaluates third-party logistics providers conducting significant business in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

2021 marks Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services’ third appearance in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for 3PLs report. Through each new analysis, the company has demonstrated more advanced and thorough logistics solutions to support customers’ needs through all stages of their product lifecycles. The most recent report highlights Ingram Micro’s strengths in the following areas:

Comprehensive end-to-end services, including supply chain planning, forward and reverse logistics, transportation, IT asset disposition and management, product liquidation and secondary market sales;
Advanced technology platforms including Shipwire, BlueIQ and Renugo, as well as investments and innovations under development in software and hardware automation to further support retail, e-commerce and enterprise customers; and
A commitment to reduce the company’s environmental impact through BREAAM-certified sites, zero-waste practices, transportation optimization and sustainable packaging.
“We are proud to be recognized as a Visionary supply chain and logistics leader in Gartner’s 2021 Third-Party Logistics report,” said Glen Sutton, senior vice president, Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services. “Our service offerings are more robust than ever, which is validated by the diversity of new customers we’re working with and the growth and expansion of our existing relationships. Furthermore, over the past year, our global warehouse network and operations teams delivered amazing results, handling the unprecedented demand for e-commerce and the challenges of the global pandemic with admirable agility, adherence to safety precautions, and a resolute commitment to success.”

Gartner states: “Visionaries display process, technological or business model innovation, and are influencing […] the direction of the logistics industry,” adding that customers seek such providers for their “less-regimented and potentially innovative approach to logistics.”

The 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Third-Party Logistics, North America, assessed 19 elite 3PL providers in writing its report. Gartner noted that this year, the global pandemic shed clear light on the value of strategic partnerships between shippers and 3PLs. It also emphasized the importance of continuous improvement, innovative and technology-driven solutions, and supply chain visibility.

Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services

Ingram Micro Commerce & Lifecycle Services provides global supply chain solutions that connect supply and demand. From cross-border fulfillment to dropship and returns management, IT asset disposition, re-marketing, distribution and more, our solutions drive growth across the commerce and technology markets.

We proudly serve customers ranging from fast-growing brands to Global 2000 enterprises and are dedicated to facilitating their success through our global warehousing network, world-class technology, strategic partnerships, and decades of experience.

EL PARQUE, Mexico–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ingram Micro announced today the launch of Amazon Web Services (AWS) on the Ingram Micro Mexico Cloud Marketplace and will be distributing a full range of AWS solutions to its reseller network in Mexico, bolstering the offering of the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted set of cloud solutions.

Ingram Micro Cloud, an Advanced AWS Consulting Partner and AWS Distributor, announced its global Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) with AWS in March. One of the central aims of the agreement is to drive the geographic reach and footprint of AWS and its partners. As part of this global expansion, Ingram Micro Cloud is now delivering a complete portfolio of AWS solutions to resellers in Mexico, as well as its recent launches in Australia and New Zealand. More global expansions will be announced in 2021. Ingram Micro’s large network of partners will see new opportunities to meet customer needs and expand their IaaS business as a result of the SCA with AWS.

José Antonio Morales, AWS Partner Lead for Latin America, affirmed that the alliance with Ingram Micro is strategic in driving both companies’ digital transformation, both technologically and mentally. “Both organizations decided to strengthen our alliance and jointly invest in Mexico so that our partners can have access to better programs and benefits,” he said. “In addition to understanding our customer-centric culture, they will be able to certify their teams and specialize in our 200+ solutions.”

“For over 12 years, Ingram Micro has been in the cloud business and it has been complemented by acquisitions and developed powerful and easy-to-use solutions. AWS comes to complement our offer of infrastructure and powerful strategic relationships which will allow us to develop different solutions to perform in different markets,” added Luis Férez, VP & CCE of Ingram Micro Mexico.

The Ingram Micro team and AWS kicked off a virtual launch event on May 4 to present exclusive services and offerings for local partners interested in building and scaling their AWS offerings. Executives from AWS and Ingram Micro talked about how the addition of these new services will help boost partner capabilities and allow them to deliver comprehensive solutions to solve unique business problems. The event garnered an overwhelming response and had more than double the amount of expected attendees.

Additionally, the collaboration will see both organizations work together to bolster Ingram Micro Cloud’s current skills and offerings, as well as develop new resources to support channel partners in managing end customers. Ingram Micro Cloud currently provides an AWS Cloud Center of Excellence (CCoE) team with over 100+ AWS certifications, AWS Professional and Managed Services, AWS Well-Architected services, AWS Operations and Billing Services, and more.

Ingram Micro Cloud also covers a wide range of partner enablement and support initiatives to help AWS partners build a healthy AWS practice through partner programs like AWS Illuminate and ISV Activate, which provide end-to-end engagement models for Ingram Micro Cloud to enable SI Partners and ISVs through their journey in the cloud.

Ingram Micro Cloud

Ingram Micro Cloud brings together innovators and problem solvers to help the world accomplish more. It facilitates and manages the cloud’s complex digital value chain—all powered by CloudBlue technology. Ingram Micro Cloud operates in 64 countries with over 55,000 reseller partners, and its Cloud Marketplace serves 14 million seats, offering more than 120 cloud solutions. With unmatched global reach, easy access to automated go-to-market and integration tools, deep technical expertise, and a curated selection of scalable SaaS and IaaS solutions, Ingram Micro Cloud helps vendors, resellers and managed service providers by offering More as a Service.

A few days ago, I had the privilege of attending a boardroom discussion of CISOs at the virtual Chicago CISO Summit on the topic of Rethinking Security and Governance in the Public Cloud. The boardroom discussions are great since they serve as an opportunity to benchmark various CISO topics, and to discover cloud security challenges enterprise organizations are facing.

It’s clear from our discussion that the ways in which we build technology value have changed drastically. Shifts from monolithic software to microservices, waterfall development to agile, IT to DevOps, and data centers to cloud form the foundation of the digital disruption revolution executives are leading. And, in the past 12 months, executives have ramped cloud faster than anyone ever expected.

With this rapid evolution, it is clear that enterprises must re-invent how they govern and secure in this “new world” where identities are the new perimeter. The old control points of IT, firewalls, and endpoints are simply outdated and ineffective in the new world of cloud development. Today, Cloud Service Providers, like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, look after the infrastructure and for enterprises, the new control points now center around identity, data, and the workload itself.

This transformation was top of mind in our session that was attended by twelve CISOs from public and private companies from a variety of industry verticals including Finance, Insurance, Retail, and more. In our group, all CISOs expressed some challenges with the complexity of the public cloud, rapid changes of the past twelve months, and blind spots in cloud security. For larger or more security-mature organizations, the complexities included a lack of integration between multiple departments including, DevOps, audit teams, security, and operations.

Takeaways From Our Boardroom
Identity is the New Perimeter
For many years, defense in depth was dominated by network controls. Traditional network security controls remain an essential component of public cloud security, but they aren’t sufficient. AWS, Azure, GCP, and others offer a rich service portfolio that exposes pubic HTTPS endpoints by default. IAM controls are the primary method of protection. However, not all of these services allow IP-based access control list (ACL) rules. Additionally, IP-based ACLs are coarse and inflexible controls for modern microservice-based cloud applications. The foundation of information security is in the public cloud focuses on identity-based security that controls access to cloud-based resources and data. Security professionals recognize that “identity is the new perimeter” for securing data in public clouds, and consequently, proper identity security is crucial to managing access-related errors. At Sonrai security we offer updated webinars to guide you on this journey of cloud security. Public cloud IAM models introduce many identity-to-data trust relationship configuration options that, although powerful, can come with risk. For example, poorly used access IAM controls leave significant attack vectors to sensitive data.

Entitlement Risk
Many CISOs in our group believe the highest identity risk lies with “entitlements,” not users or identities alone. The ability to delegate roles can become quite problematic in a public cloud because they are often a hidden risk. Management controls must be adapted to address concerns around privilege delegation to a service or function. Compute, containers, and serverless functions can assume a role that can be configured with permission to perform specific tasks and access certain data.

Granting an assumed role to a service can be your friend when your public cloud is architected correctly by a knowledgeable IT security and cloud team. It eliminates the unfortunate programming habit of storing service account credentials in configuration files or worse in the code. However, the delegation of a dominant role to a service must be fit for purpose with a focus on least privilege. Without this focus, you open your organization to risk.

Privacy Concerns
Our group’s CISOs are seeing privacy become a real hot button topic with board members with the advent of GDPR and similar regulations. They are beginning to see asks from the board to be educated on these topics and informed about the state of “privacy compliance” of the organization. Many of our group’s members see this has a huge challenge as many cannot effectively answer “where is my data?”, “who can access my data?” and “when has it been accessed?” They foresee many difficult discussions that will wrestle with questions like: “who and what exactly do we do with our customers’ data” while “not stopping the business” or increasing risk.

Cloud Complexity
Cloud complexities will continue to grow. The widespread adoption of cloud-native computing, micro-service-based architectures, containers, and serverless has led to an explosion in the number of ways that people and non-people identities can access sensitive data in public clouds. While this leads to incredible innovation, if ungoverned, it leads to a boatload of risk. Many CISOs must address the need for modern cloud-native organizations to find and prevent vulnerabilities tied to interrelationships between identity (people and non-people) and data.

Finding and eliminating complex identity and data access risks, in a way that aligns with how applications are developed today is a big challenge for security teams. Many CISOs struggle with operational workflow and remediation which prevent them from integrating seamlessly to eliminate risk in complex environments. Early cloud security systems have focused on simpler cloud network setups and sent too many alarms to the wrong teams. The CISO teams think that a new cloud security model needs to be heavily focused on identity and data.

Shift Left Needs Clarity
Some CISOs felt very strongly that this was their very frustrating) Achilles heel. There is still significant work to be done, particularly in the areas of including security in the CI/CD pipeline sooner. Although there is an industry-wide push to shift left, greater clarity is needed on how teams’ daily responsibilities are changing, because it impacts the entire organization’s security proficiency.

Conclusion
Building on the success of this boardroom session, we’re looking forward to ongoing, productive conversations that have focused on key data security issues including compliance, data governance, identities, and more. With this evolution underway, it is clear that leaders are reinventing how they govern and secure in this “new world” and we are here to help.

Informatica on Tuesday is officially unveiling its intelligent data management cloud (IDMC), an AI-powered platform designed to serve a broad base of users working with data in multi-cloud environments. Along with that, the company is announcing a series of partnerships and integrations with Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform.

Informatica has been in the business of data management tools for more than 20 years, and in that span of time, data has become increasingly valuable, Informatica Chief Product Officer Jitesh Ghai told ZDNet.

“We recognize our community of data-led practitioners has grown well beyond technical ETL experts, well beyond data engineers and data scientists,” he said. Now, it includes “non-technical users who want to operate with facts. Gut-based decision making has been laid bare as insufficient moving forward.”

As data becomes more valuable, so does data management, Informatica argues. Its IDMC offers more than 200 intelligent cloud services, powered by Informatica’s AI engine CLAIRE. It applies AI to metadata to give an organization an understanding of its “data estate,” Ghai explained.

The “data estate” tells you about the fragmentation of data — its location and the various domains of data. “And through that insight,” Ghai said, Informatica will “automate the ability to connect to data, to build data pipelines, process data, provision it for analytics… to apply advanced transformations to cleanse that data and trust it… to match, merge and build a single source of truth.”

From there, the platform aims to make data more accessible to business users with features like the “data marketplace.” With the marketplace, users can “shop for data” much as one would shop for consumer goods on the Amazon marketplace, Ghai explained.

The IDMC is micro-services based and API-driven, with elastic and serverless processing. It’s built for hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The platform is already running at scale, processing more than 17 trillion transactions each month. It’s leveraging over 11 petabytes of active metadata, Ghai said, to drive the data management that thousands of organizations are using for everything from customer experience modernization to supply chain management and financial transformations.

Unilever, for example, is using Informatica to get a “360 view” of their customers, Ghai said. The consumer goods conglomerate is leveraging its data to learn how to deeply engage with customers via their resellers. It’s also using data to manage its supply chain.

“More organizations want to be data-led than ever before,” Ghai said. “In the old world, we were focused on Fortune 500. In the new world, we’re focused well beyond the Global 2000.”

To reach as many customers as possible, Informatica is partnering with Microsoft to make the IDMC free on Azure for customers who want a simple testing opportunity. Otherwise, the IDMC is available in a consumption-based pricing model. Informatica is also expanding its Azure global footprint with new IDMC regions in Asia and Europe.

The free service provides 100 compute hours per month at no charge for Cloud Data Integration Services, Cloud Mass Ingestion Services, and out-of-the box connectivity to the most popular on-premise, cloud, and SaaS data sources and applications.

Meanwhile, Informatica is partnering with AWS to launch integrated cloud-native data governance and catalog as-a-service. The solution offers Informatica and Amazon Redshift integration, enabling customers to speed up data onboarding.

On Google Cloud, Informatica is making available Cloud Data Integration (CDI) Elastic, and it’s improving Cloud Mass Ingestion and API Management. Informatica’s partnership with Google Cloud has seen 135 percent year-over-year growth since 2019, the company said.

Demonstrating its strength in data centre and integrated solutions, Ingram Micro Inc, has said it is first to market with all-in-one compute- and storage- As-a-Service solution sets from Veeam and Zadara.

At the heart of the new alliance is Ingram Micro’s state-of-the-art Integration Centre. Established in 2018, the Integration Centre builds technology from the ground up to spec or specialisation – offering channel partners everything from system design to compatibility and regulatory engineering. Both Veeam and Zadara are leveraging the qualified engineering skill and solutions expertise found within Ingram Micro’s Integration Centre to extend their reach into the channel and deliver a better and differentiated partner experience.

“In today’s ‘do business from anywhere’ environment, corporations want and need secure and scalable storage and compute solutions that can be consumed as a service and managed remotely with ease and greater efficiency,” said Ryan Grant, Executive Director, Integrated Solutions, Ingram Micro. “By bringing Veeam backup and Zadara Cloud Services to market together, we are shortening the sales and deployment cycles for our channel partners.”

Dangvy Keller, Vice President, Distribution Sales, Americas, Veeam, said: “Ingram Micro has served as a preferred distributor for Veeam since 2009 and continues to add more value to the mix for our mutual channel partners through its Integration Centre.”

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Report Methodology

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CloudBlue, which is owned by Ingram Micro, announced its acquisition of Harmony Business Systems in a press release.

Unofficial word of a likely deal has circulated for months. Channele2e reported in November that investor chatter had Ingram Micro and Harmony, a provider of a professional services automation platform, working on a deal.

“[HarmonyPSA’s] comprehensive professional services automation (PSA) and revenue management software is now a complement to CloudBlue’s portfolio of services designed to simplify and accelerate resellers’ transition to an Everything-as-a-Service business,” the release stated.

Nimesh Davé, president of CloudBlue and Ingram Micro Cloud, said in the release that the CloudBlue’s acquisition of Harmony is a response to CloudBlue’s managed service provider (MSP) partners’ need to grow a cloud services business with less risk.

“We are delighted to have the Harmony team join our CloudBlue community as we expand our technology offerings,” he said in the release.

Speaking to CRN Network, Davé said: “We want to continue to give our partner customers a choice to integrate and operate on. As we have grown our ecosystem, we’ve seen that most of our partners around the globe are not using PSA tools. PSA tools are great. We are trying to reach [small- to medium-sized business (SMB)] partners to give them CRM, invoice, billing, and other services. We’re reacting to those partners who tell us they need these kind of tools.”

CloudBlue is based in Irvine, California. Harmony is based in the United Kingdom and sells the HarmonyPSA product. Harmony Business Systems “will independently operate HarmonyPSA,” according to the release.

Harmony was launched more than 10 years ago, has customers in 15 countries and works across multiple languages, the release stated. It “combines CRM, ticketing, storefront, lead generation, assisted sales, and vendor competency and incentive programs into a single solution as a quote to cash and accounting system.”

Harmony Business Systems Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer Steve Powell said in the release: “By working together, we will dramatically scale our customer base and expand our offering across various marketplaces.”

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The major Key Companies covered in This Research Study Listed as Follows: Corning, Chemtrix, Little Things Factory, AM Technology, Ehrfeld Mikrotechnik BTS, Microinnova Engineering, Uniqsis, Vapourtec, Future Chemistry, Syrris, Suzhou Wenhao,

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Micro Reactor Technology market is split by Type and by Application/End Users. For the period 2015-2026, the growth among segments provides accurate calculations for the Historical data and forecasts data for sales by Type and by Application in terms of volume and value.

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Corsair M360 today announced its HENOTIC API MANAGEMENT PLATFORM. HENOTIC is engineered to deliver next-generation capabilities to companies tackling the digital integration challenges among clouds, applications, data, and infrastructure. HENOTIC’s three core components, API Gateway, Middleware, and Control Panel, work together to build, manage, rapidly deploy, and operate APIs and microservices across IT environments. HENOTIC uniquely supports multi-cloud, multi-tenancy, portability, and micro-services with an out-of-the-box approach for high ROI. It meets the evolving needs of IT organizations with increasingly complex integration challenges.

A recent report from Gartner, Inc. stated that API programs cannot run effectively without full life cycle API management. API management software represents the third-fastest growing segment of the application infrastructure and middleware market. Gartner forecasts continued double-digit growth over the next five years. HENOTIC is poised to capitalize on this growth and achieve a leadership position in this critical IT market segment.

Corsair is also pleased to announce funding from Convergence Ventures, LP III (“Convergence”), a Houston, Texas-based venture capital company focused on digital transformation. “Convergence seeks to invest in novel machine learning-based business solutions and technologies which facilitate them,” said Harry Bushong, Managing Director, Convergence Ventures. “Central to supporting the rapid growth in digitization and ‘big data’ is the need for digital integration. Corsair’s innovation in digital integration was instrumental in its being chosen as the fund’s first investment.”

“To remain competitive, organizations need to adapt and innovate constantly. Optimizing integration in today’s digital world requires IT organizations to manage their portfolio of APIs strategically. HENOTIC delivers the strategic capabilities necessary for successful digital integration and transformation,” commented Rick Valdez, Corsair’s Founder, President, and CEO.

Corsair M360 is a software company that helps businesses innovate, build, integrate, and connect software applications. Based in Austin, Texas, it was founded by Eric “Rick” Valdez (CEO), Keith W. Bacon (COO), and Mike Hajj (CTO). Corsair recently completed the Newchip Seed and Series-A Accelerator Program. Jeremy Freeman, VP of Engineering, Consumer Product at TripAdvisor, recently joined Corsair’s Board of Directors as its chief technology advisor.

TOKYO, Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704;TSE: 4704), a global leader in cybersecurity solutions, today announced earnings results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2020, ending December 31, 2020.

In the fourth quarter of 2020, Trend Micro continued its steady growth path with a solid 7% growth in net sales at constant currency, for both the quarter and the full year. This growth confirms the steady positive development throughout the pandemic year of 2020 and reflects a continuous growth across all segments.

Accelerated digital transformation and increased work-from-home drove a greater need for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) security solutions to protect cloud-based applications and infrastructure. The number of SaaS instances deployed grew at a very strong 66% year-over-year, reaching a total number of 32.3m. Overall, Trend Micro’s SaaS customer base grew by 18%.

“2020 made a significant mark in the history books, impacting every aspect of our lives. Many businesses responded by increasing digital transformation to remain competitive and support remote workers. Cybercriminals also took advantage of the global situation, which made security efforts even more crucial for companies globally,” said Eva Chen, co-founder and chief executive officer for Trend Micro. “To be an even stronger security partner, we are constantly transforming and speeding up innovation, responding to customers’ needs by moving to a SaaS-first model and taking a platform approach. In 2021, we are set to enable customers to see more and respond faster to threats across their entire organization.”

For this quarter, Trend Micro posted consolidated net sales of 47,031 million Yen (or US $450 million, 104.48 JPY = 1USD). The company posted operating income of 11,929 million Yen (or US $114 million) and net income attributable to owners of the parent of 7,923 million Yen (or US $75 million) for the quarter.

Based on information currently available to the company, consolidated net sales for the year ending December 31, 2021 is expected to be 183,400 million Yen (or US $1,746 million, based on an exchange rate of 105 JPY = 1 USD). Operating income and net income are expected to be 40,900 million Yen (or US $389 million) and 28,800million Yen (or US $274 million), respectively.

Key business updates in 2020:
Executive and Enterprise Industry Recognition:

In 2020, Trend Micro was recognized with multiple awards from industry analysts and partners.

Forrester Research declared Trend Micro a “leader” in enterprise detection and response (EDR)” in The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Detection and Response, Q1 2020.
Trend Micro ranked #1 in 2019 market share for Hybrid Cloud Workload Security, according to IDC’s Worldwide Hybrid Cloud Workload Security Market Shares, 2019 (doc #US46398420, June 2020) report.
CRN® named Trend Micro co-founder and CEO Eva Chen to its 2020 list of Top 100 Executives.
Eva Chen was also recognized as one of the most influential women in the cybersecurity industry on Cyber Defense Magazine’s Top 100 Women in Cybersecurity for 2020 list.
Omdia found that Trend Micro’s ZDI disclosed the most vulnerabilities in 2019 in its report, “Quantifying the Public Vulnerability Market.”
Trend Micro was placed in the Champions quadrant of the Canalys Global Cybersecurity Leadership Matrix, in recognition of major investments and improvements in the channel over the past year.
Certifications Received:

Reflecting Trend Micro’s commitment to data privacy and security, the company has just finished expanding its certifications for its key SaaS offerings. With both ISO (ISO27001, ISO27014, ISO27017) and SOC 2/3 certifications now completed across cloud, endpoint, email, and network offerings, customers can have increased confidence in the care and diligence that Trend Micro puts towards not only delivering industry-leading security solutions, but also all customer data related to those solutions.
Leadership and product innovation in cloud security:

Trend Micro Cloud One services were released to provide cloud-native security solutions that shift security left in the DevOps pipeline. Cloud One provides protection for workloads, containers, network, file storage, applications, as well as configuration and compliance checks with Conformity. These solutions allow security to be an accelerator for innovation, and seamlessly integrates with existing AWS, Microsoft® Azure™, VMware®, and Google Cloud™ toolsets.
All Cloud One services were made available through AWS Marketplace.
Throughout 2020, Trend Micro continued to integrate with new AWS offerings through the AWS Service Ready Program, adding more than 10 new integrations and service ready designations.
Plans to co-develop a solution with Snyk were announced. The joint solution will be available as part of the Cloud One platform, and will help security teams manage the risk of open source vulnerabilities without interrupting the software delivery process.
Trend Micro was named the 2019 Google Cloud Technology Partner of the Year for Security in Q2 2020.
The company achieved the CIS Microsoft Azure Foundation Security Benchmark.
Support for Microsoft Azure was added to Cloud One – Conformity.
Trend Micro Research focused on threats impacting cloud environments throughout the year. This included analysis of the most pressing risks to corporate cloud-based resources, as well as ways that cybercriminals are using and abusing cloud resources.
Leadership in Extended Detection and Response:

Trend Micro added to its leading detection and response capabilities with its SaaS-based XDR and Managed XDR offerings, as well as Worry-Free XDR designed for small and medium businesses.
Trend Micro Research continues to fuel its XDR capabilities with new threat intelligence. In 2020, the company added new information on malicious uses and abuses of AI through a joint research report with Europol and the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI).
Ongoing research into cybercriminal underground markets found new ways threat actors are communicating and working together to run their business infrastructure and exploit critical business assets.
Defending the IIoT Landscape:

Trend Micro continued its leadership in IIoT security with the release of new solutions and research. EdgeIPS Pro, developed by TXOne Networks, was specially designed to protect large-scale industrial networks from critical attacks whilst reducing OPEX and CAPEX. The company also announced its collaboration with Baker Hughes’ Nexus Controls operational technology (OT) security experts.
The Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) held its first ICS-focused Pwn2Own contest, which facilitated the disclosure of new vulnerabilities in critical IIoT systems. Additionally, Trend Micro Research published many reports on threats facing industrial and operational technology, including results from its Factory Honeypot highlighting threats to industrial automation and smart manufacturing systems. This research drives product innovation to better protect current and future threats to smart manufacturing environments.
Corporate initiatives to Strengthen the Digital World:

A dedicated resource center was launched that highlights free security tools, informational resources, and regularly updated threat intelligence regarding COVID-19 attacks.
The company hosted its annual global Capture the Flag (CTF) competition to help security professionals gain critical skills for protecting businesses today.
Trend Micro also launched Trend Micro Check, a free tool for identifying fraud and misinformation in the U.S. Previously made available in Japan and Taiwan, the U.S. version includes a new feature from NewsGuard that provides trust ratings for thousands of news sites.
The company also extended its partnership with Girls in Tech, a global nonprofit bringing the world together through education and experiences. Trend Micro developed a new Cybersecurity Fundamentals course for the Girls in Tech Global Classroom.

Notice Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements that are made in this release are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are based on management’s current assumptions and beliefs in light of the information currently available, but involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Many important factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in forward-looking statements. These factors include:

Difficulties in addressing new threats and other computer security problems
Timing of new product introductions and lack of market acceptance for new
products
The level of continuing demand for, and timing of sales of, existing products
Rapid technological change within the security software industry
Changes in customer needs for security software
Existing products and new product introductions by competitors and pricing of
those products
Declining prices for products and services
The effect of future acquisitions on our financial condition and results of operations
The effect of adverse economic trends on principal markets
The effect of foreign exchange fluctuations on our results of operations
An increase in the incidence of product returns
The potential lack of attractive investment targets and
Difficulties in successfully executing our investment strategy
New and potentially unforeseen risks and liabilities associated with the internet of
things, the use of artificial intelligence in our products and services, and other
emerging technologies
Trend Micro
Trend Micro, a global leader in cybersecurity, helps make the world safe for exchanging digital information. Leveraging over 30 years of security expertise, global threat research, and continuous innovation, Trend Micro enables resilience for businesses, governments, and consumers with connected solutions across cloud workloads, endpoints, email, IIoT, and networks. Our XGen™ security strategy powers our solutions with a cross-generational blend of threat-defense techniques that are optimized for key environments and leverage shared threat intelligence for better, faster protection. With over 6,700 employees in 65 countries, and the world’s most advanced global threat research and intelligence,

The micro servers are widely being used in data centers that consume less power without compromising on cutting-edge performance required in critical technological services. It is observed that large-scale data centers are making their presence in all parts of the world, and thus, the market for micro servers is witnessing rapid growth.

The global micro server market is segmented by component, processor, application, and organization size. The component segment is bifurcated into solutions and service. The solution segment comprise of hardware, software & service. The service is further bifurcated into consulting services, installation support services and professional services. The application segment consists of media storage, data center, data analytics, cloud computing and others. The organization size segment consists of small & medium enterprises and large enterprises.

The upcoming trend for micro server market is the rise in growth rate of infrastructure for cloud and data centers, especially in technologically developing regions, such as Asia Pacific and Western Europe. The major growth driver for micro server market is the benefits provided by micro server over the traditional large servers, such as lower power consumption, low computing power, and compact size.

According to Market Research Future Analysis, the global micro server market is estimated to generate revenue of approximately USD 67 billion by 2023 growing at a CAGR of 43%, during the forecast period of 2017-2023.

Source: MRFR Analysis

Some of the key players in the market: Hewlett Packard (U.S.), Dell (U.S.), Fujitsu (Japan), Hitachi (Japan), NEC (Japan), IBM (U.S.), Quanta (Taiwan), AMD (U.S.), Tyan (Taiwan), Acer Inc. (Taiwan), Calxeda, Inc. (U.S.), and others.

North America region accounts for high share of the global micro server market in terms of value, owing to early adoption of micro server in smartphones, display system, other electronics goods, and rapid rate of technological advancements in semiconductor industry in the region. In Asia Pacific market, enterprises in countries such as Japan and China are mostly operating in consumer goods applications, which is aiding the market growth in the region. The study indicates that the U.S. and Europe account for significant value share in the global micro server market.

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Trend Micro announced the world’s first cloud-native, fully serverless file storage security tool for organizations building applications in the cloud. Trend Micro Cloud One – File Storage Security is designed to mitigate threats across the cloud environment and support strict compliance requirements.

The explosion of cloud-based file and object storage presents a new attack vector for threat actors to target with malicious files. Cloud One – File Storage Security provides automated anti-malware scanning to keep information safe and ease compliance needs.

“Global organizations are increasingly looking to public cloud providers to drive IT agility, cost savings and business growth. But while the provider deals with security of the cloud, the customer is responsible for everything inside their cloud environment,” said Mark Nunnikhoven, vice president of cloud research for Trend Micro.

“This is a highly scalable, automated scanning tool that’s fast to deploy with no added infrastructure, allowing organizations to confidently store cloud files and data associated with their cloud applications.”

Backed by Trend Micro’s 30+ years of cybersecurity experience and industry leading threat intelligence, the tool blocks known bad files, and looks for hidden or changing malware variants.

The scanner itself is a lightweight, cloud-native serverless function that’s designed for minimal operational overhead. This architecture enables fast, seamless deployment and flexible integration with organizations’ existing custom workflows for added value.

The tool supports various compliance requirements that call for anti-malware scanning of cloud files while maintaining data sovereignty.

Trend Micro Cloud One – File Storage Security is available now for AWS S3, with support for Microsoft Azure Blob storage and Google Cloud Storage coming soon.

Using Trend Micro’s Cloud One platform, teams can implement a range of security services and compliance checks without hindering agile cloud development and deployment. This single cloud-native security seamlessly complements and integrates with existing AWS, Microsoft Azure, VMware, and Google Cloud toolsets.

Indosat Ooredoo has selected Ericsson Digital Monetization Platform (DMP) transforming its business support systems (BSS) with Ericsson Digital BSS to deliver a fully digitized customer experience.

In this partnership, Ericsson’s Digital Monetization Platform will support Indosat Ooredoo’s digital transformation journey and boost its competitive edge by delivering personalized product offerings to its customers and enabling monetization of 5G, IoT and digital services for both consumers and enterprises.

Ericsson’s Digital Monetization Platform provides comprehensive support for charging, billing, order management and catalog capabilities for a digital operator. Catalog Manager will enable Indosat Ooredoo Business-to-Consumer and Business-to-Business services with digitized product lifecycle management. Order Care will bring consistent omnichannel product experience for Indosat Ooredoo customers. Charging and billing will enable real time rating and monetization of dynamic and personalized plans.

The Digital Monetization Platform includes open APIs and enables a micro services architecture which support speedy integration of new channels and services. It will enable business agility through DevOps for new services design, orchestration and monetization.

In Indonesia, Indosat Ooredoo and Ericsson have a long-standing technology and services partnership covering 2G, 3G, 4G and more recently, live 5G trials. As a global ICT leader, Ericsson’s solutions provide access to continuous technology upgrades and improvements for customers worldwide.

The findings and recommendations from the study, which began in 2018, suggest improving the technological infrastructure of regional transit, based on results of 1,295 surveys representing 75 percent ridership and 25 percent non-riders.

In the vein of technological improvement, one of the implements backed by data is creation of micro-transit services. Micro-transit acts like a public Uber, or Lyft, and allows riders to directly request vehicles. Depending on the density of the service area, different size vehicles would be utilized and evaluation of that type of service outside of the region suggests it could fill service gaps, improve routes between townships, as well as improve availability to the Metro-North and Amtrak stations in the area. This would specifically mitigate current lack of midday service from Beacon to Newburgh, the absence of service to the Rhinecliff Amtrak and provide direct routing from Bearsville to Woodstock, for example.

Senior Transportation Planning and Project Manager at Foursquare ITP, Boris Palchik, who was enlisted to guide the study, was optimistic that the three counties would adopt micro-transit services.

“Dutchess County, for example, has already started studying micro-transit,” he said. “As we complete our study and hand over the recommendations to the three counties that we’re working with, it’s likely that the other two will look into this as well. The only barriers, really, to implementation is money.”

The study recommends a 10-zone micro-transit service area across the three counties. Those areas would be the 17M/US-6 corridor, a west of Newburgh area, an east of Newburgh area, Beacon to Newburgh on both sides of the Hudson, south Poughkeepsie, northern Dutchess, southern Ulster County, Bearsville/Woodstock and West Hurley. However, Palchik said launching a pilot in a few of those areas, which is in line with what other municipalities have done, could provide valuable feedback as to whether micro-transit is feasible in the region.

The study also points towards the tech of transit signal priority (TSP). This system will allow transit vehicles to have priority in signaled intersections. It could be implemented as either a passive system, where signaling is programmed to be more conducive to transit vehicles based on time of day, or it could be active where the system will recognize transit vehicles and the signals will give them priority in real-time. Active systems will require more technological infrastructure and transit vehicles would have to be equipped with transponders to communicate with the traffic signals.

The full presentation will become available Friday through the various counties’ websites and the findings submitted to each county for evaluation.

The hi-tech, app-enabled e-scooters are already in service at The Pearl-Qatar.
Mowasalat (Karwa) ties up with Falcon Ride for micro-mobility project, with support from UDC
Mowasalat (Karwa) has entered the micro-mobility business with Falcon Ride, launching “safe, sustainable, tech-enabled micro-mobility services” at The Pearl-Qatar by providing transport services on the island through e-scooters.
The new service is a co-operation project with Mowasalat (Karwa), transport services and solutions provider, and the launch is supported by United Development Company (UDC), master developer of The Pearl-Qatar and Gewan Island, according to a press statement.
The hi-tech, app-enabled e-scooters were “enabled” for the public on Sunday.
“This launch reflects our ability to partner with major corporations and bring micro-mobility solutions to destinations that are committed to the use of high-end technology and to sustainability within communities,” explained Hussain Abdulla, co-founder and managing director, Falcon Ride.
The e-scooter service will now enable visitors and residents of The Pearl-Qatar to obtain even more practical means of transport.
“We have partnered this great sustainable initiative as part of our strategy of connecting people with convenient transport solutions throughout Qatar,” said Khalid Kafoud, Media & Government Relations manager of Mowasalat (Karwa).
He added, “We constantly embrace more future-oriented solutions to make our services easily and safely available for all. In a nutshell – we are confident to soon make Mowasalat (Karwa) part of everyone’s everyday life.”
UDC has demonstrated its willingness to back the Falcon Ride initiative with this e-scooter pilot programme, as part of its continuous efforts to enhance The Pearl-Qatar’s lifestyle experience and to support innovative and sustainable technologies, the statement notes.
The Pearl-Qatar, “with its beautiful surroundings, is an ideal destination to introduce sustainable micro-mobility solutions, which will enable riders to enjoy the island’s stunning views as well as its diverse retail and leisure offerings”.
With this launch, Falcon kicks off its “ambitious goal of changing the face of national public transport in a post-Covid-19 world by providing safe, social distance enabling alternatives”, the statement adds.
“This launch with Mowasalat (Karwa) demonstrates the viability of collaborating with property owners and the public sector to provide electronic micro-mobility transportation. We will look to engage with other corporates to advance our aim to provide last-mile connectivity solutions, which will support Qatar in achieving its FIFA World Cup 2022 and Qatar National Vision 2030 goals,” added Abdulla.