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10 ICT predictions by IDC for 2014 in APAC

The 10 ICT predictions by IDC for 2014 in APAC:

  1. "Death" of BYOD, birth of CYOD
  2. One-on-one marketing redefined to become socially and contextually aware
  3. Gelocation data to drive opportunities, push regulations
  4. Big data as-a-service (BDaaS)
  5. New models from mobile and e-commerce boom
  6. Tech giants move to adjacent industries
  7. Internet of Everything driving products and biz models
  8. Partner community platforms to drive biz innovation
  9. Software-defined infrastructure formally on agenda
  10. Perfect storm for projcet failure from mobility, analytics, social and cloud
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