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Builders Merchants News - Travis Perkins chooses Oracle ERP following Infor disaster
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Oracle Q1 2021-2 results: Cloud revenue reaches a quarter
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NHS England s £200m ERP replacement misses another deadline as procurement runs 2 years behind schedule
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Asia Pacific Spending on IT, Business Services Exceeds US $3B in a Quarter for First Time
Both cloud-based and traditional managed services at record quarterly highs
SYDNEY (BUSINESS WIRE) $III#AsaService Asia Pacific’s spending on IT and business services surpassed US $3 billion for the first time in a quarter, with record levels of spending in Q2 for both cloud-based and traditional managed services, according to the latest state-of-the-industry report from Information Services Group (ISG) (Nasdaq: III), a leading global technology research and advisory firm.
The Asia Pacific ISG Index™, which measures commercial outsourcing contracts with annual contract value (ACV) of US $5 million or more, shows the region generated US $3.4 billion in combined-market ACV in the second quarter, up 59 percent against a soft quarter last year at the outset of the pandemic, and up 35 percent from the first quarter.