Latin America includes Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Panama, and Venezuela in the scope of this report. Latin America is still growing at a slow pace for technological advancements. In the current scenario, the adoption of managed services in Latin America is slower than other regions. In the past decade, many IT organizations entered this region in accordance with their global expansion strategy. For the ease of establishing their positions in the region, these IT companies deployed varied managed services, as evident from the growing adoption of cloud managed services in the region. Additionally, increasing international trade in Latin America is contributing to a high-performing global communications network, which is a major driving factor fueling growth of the managed services market in Latin America.
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Subex Managed Services offered by the company are built on four main aspects: cost, quality, time-to-market, and capability. Subex engagement is aimed at providing rapid RoI and increasing efficiency.
TCS managed security offers managed cloud security, cyber crisis management, managed security device management, and threat advisory and intelligence services. The managed services provided by TCS for contact center and unified communications support proactive as well as reactive monitoring of servers and applications. TCS also equips clients with technical support (IT operations) for seamless operations and improved end-customer experience.
OpenText provides a range of Managed Services, whether on-premises (off cloud), in the OpenText Cloud, in hybrid scenarios or even in other clouds. The company provides full managed services for EIM solution with agreed upon SLA’s to meet business needs.
Cisco is a leading provider of managed services catering to a wide variety of clients from across industry verticals. It has a comprehensive portfolio of managed services that comprise data center services, network services, security services, and collaboration services. Cisco’s managed services allow enterprises to transform traditional business operations into integrated business processes. Its services allow clients to boost productivity and performance.
Accenture delivers managed services through several approaches, including gradual and phased mobilization, hybrid delivery model, and robust governance mechanisms. It provides cost-effective flexibility and scalability. Accenture offers its managed services across the globe and caters to organizations of all sizes, across industries.
CompuCom helps business plan and budget for every step of IT asset lifecycle. It leverage a proprietary, ITIL Integrated Infrastructure Management (IIM) framework that cuts costs and improves digital transparency while aligning technology management with business goals and corporate culture. It’s DaaS includes all the technology hardware, managed services, and consulting that need to select the right devices for business and keep them running, updated, supported and retired.
Fujitsu is a provider of Information and Communications Technology solutions, products, and services. It caters to a multitude of customers from various industries. Its offerings in the managed services arena include managed infrastructure services that decrease expenditure and increase efficiency through high-quality service design and technological innovation.
ATOS provides managed workplace services that supply the workforce with the necessary tools and support to undertake the required tasks. Its solution ensures the execution of business processes as per workforce requirements. Through ATOS, the client’s computing and storage resources are optimized across their lifecycle.
AT&T offers a range of services to support day-to-day activities related to IoT. These activities include SIM management, billing, reporting, a bi-annual health check of IoT solutions, and console administration training. Managed services provided by the company maximize the capabilities of IoT solutions with skilled resources and thereby streamline business operations. AT&T focuses on internal resources to manage business and customers and eliminates the need for support staff for IoT solutions.
DXC Technology has a comprehensive managed services portfolio that includes cloud managed services. It offers customized services such as cloud services for AWS, managed services for Microsoft Azure, managed services for VMware, and managed services for virtual private cloud. The company’s cloud services allow organizations to focus on strategic business priorities by shifting the complexities of building and managing their IT infrastructure to DXC Technology.
GTT offers multilayered security and comprehensive compliance packages backed by full management, support, and monitoring to protect confidential enterprise data. Managed security offerings by the company are flexible and help one choose from security delivered from a range of deployment modes such as from the cloud, on-premises, or hybrid. Managed security services also reduce risks related to blended attacks.
Unisys provides centralized solutions and IT support for mobile engineers through its field engineering services. The company’s infrastructure solutions include data center, hybrid cloud, and collaboration services. Unisys Application Managed Services deploy the power of advanced analytics to implement a dynamic approach toward applications. The solutions are designed to be future-ready and to support cloud, hybrid, and on-premises deployment.
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Lack of IT skilled professionals, and cost reduction and lower IT budgets to force enterprises to leverage managed services to drive Managed Services market
Managed services facilitate enterprises in managing their IT system requirements on a regular basis to improve users’ IT operations. Enterprises focus on their core business competencies, while Managed Service Providers (MSPs) take care of their IT infrastructure and IT functions related to network, security, data center and IT infrastructure, communication and collaboration, business operations, and mobility. Managed services enable enterprises to improve their business productivity, end-user productivity, and reduce their IT infrastructure cost.
The global managed services market is expected to grow to USD 329 billion by 2025, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 8.1%. Factors such as high cloud adoption and increase in the automation in IT environments and continuously growth in the demand for managed services among Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are expected to create ample opportunities for managed services vendors.
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