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Frost & Sullivan has praised ZTE for its leadership in 4G, pre5G, and 5G technologies.

"The company's software defined capabilities enable it to future-proof its camera ecosystem and greatly lower the total cost of ownership (TCO), as its single camera system is applicable to a variety of application use cases."

While there is a definite market appetite for cloud-based solutions, respondents rate a wide range of other emerging technologies as higher priorities in the next one to two years.

“This technology can proactively predict breaches before they happen, as well as uncover patterns from past incidents to support policy decisions."

Frost & Sullivan has highlighted emerging technology trends that are set to change the way enterprises protect themselves against cybercrime.

While significant losses can result from cyberattacks, the benefits of digital transformation far outweigh the risks, according to Microsoft New Zealand.

Frost & Sullivan has awarded Honeywell with the 2018 Global Customer Value Leadership Award for its work protecting industrial internet of things (IIoT) customers.

A recent Frost & Sullivan survey across Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore shows that IoT deployment improves business metrics by around 12%.

The growing demands for automation and digitisation are creating considerable growth opportunities for RFID vendors.

Taiwan’s cybersecurity industry is now worth more than US$1.26 billion, but what’s driving the innovation behind it?

ForeScout Technologies has announced it is the recipient of the Frost and Sullivan Growth Excellence Leadership Award in the network access control (NAC) market.

A survey has found that 51% of Australian enterprises plan to deploy SD-WAN in the next 12-24 months as WAN optimisation remains critical.

The recent Frost and Sullivan 2018 Network Access Control (NAC) Market, Global, Forecast to 2022 report states that network visibility is critical.

In Frost & Sullivan’s APAC contact centre app report, Verint led all vendors, ranking top among 40 companies included in the analysis.

The report represents 850 companies in five industries: manufacturing, healthcare, banking, financial services and insurance, healthcare, retail, technology.

Rooms with Dolby Voice meeting room solution aims to combine the best in audio, video and UI.

40% of APJ business executives surveyed admitted to selling consumer data.

Although the US has the most established market, Frost & Sullivan says 'market-savvy' vendors will be targeting APAC and its rapid growth.

Last night the biggest movers and shakers in APAC's ICT industry were celebrated, with winners including Equinix, Huawei, and Rackspace.

43% of New Zealand respondents say they have put off digital transformation because they are worried about cyber risks.

Cybersecurity incidents could potentially cause catastrophic economic losses for large organisations in Malaysia.

“A lack of diversity means a lack of important voices in these decisions and will ultimately lead to harmful blind spots in our near future."

"The finding that one in five Australian businesses are not performing regular forensics and data breach assessments is surprising."

Economic losses from cyber attacks in Asia Pacific is costing the region US$1.745 trillion