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European System and Service Management Software Market Forecast, 2023–2028: Operational Complexities and Rapidly Rising Costs Drive CloudOps Investments

Publisher IDC
Published Aug 30, 2024
Length 12 Pages
SKU # IDC19127321

Description

European System and Service Management Software Market Forecast, 2023–2028: Operational Complexities and Rapidly Rising Costs Drive CloudOps Investments


This IDC Market Forecast analyzes the European system and service management software market and illustrates how the SSM software industry will evolve in the next five years. It presents market revenue and growth for different IT segments and details on how enterprises should face new technology changes in the cloud industry. It presents market revenue and growth for different IT segments and provides details on how enterprises should face new technology changes in the cloud industry. For more information about IDC's definitions, please refer to the latest IDC's Worldwide Software Taxonomy, 2024 (IDC #US52000924, April 2024)."Increasing adoption of hybrid cloud and multicloud and growing complexity are pushing CloudOps demand. European organizations now need CloudOps solutions more than never, and as the market continues to grow, cloud vendors will have huge opportunities in this space to help customers better optimize their business applications, services, and processes," said Filippo Vanara, senior research analyst, European CloudOps, IDC Europe.

Table of Contents

12 Pages

IDC Market Forecast Figure

Executive Summary

Advice for Technology Suppliers

Market Forecast

Market Context

Drivers and Inhibitors

Drivers

Cloud and Multicloud Adoption

Cloud Complexity

Inhibitors

Cultural Change

Significant Market Developments

Changes from Prior Forecast

Market Definition

IT Operations Management

IT Automation and Configuration Management

Workload Management

Datacenter System and Application Control

IT Service Management

Methodology

Related Research

Pricing

Currency Rates
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