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Breaking News • Jan 25, 2023
Stocks rally back from deep lows, finish mixed as more earnings roll in
Breaking News • Jan 25, 2023
Sticks sink at open after downbeat forecast from Microsoft, before more earnings roll in
Morning Brief • Jan 25, 2023
Layoffs in Corporate America are spreading from tech to conglomerates
News • Jan 24, 2023
Justice Department sues Google to break up its advertising empire
Breaking News • Jan 24, 2023
Stocks fall as rally loses steam, more corporate earnings trickle in
Morning Brief • Jan 24, 2023
‘It just didn’t seem like the right year to be celebrating’: A final dispatch from Davos 2023
Breaking News • Jan 23, 2023
Nasdaq jumps 2% as stocks rally to start key earnings week
Breaking News • Jan 23, 2023
Stocks nudge higher at open as investors head into big earnings week
Morning Brief • Jan 23, 2023
What investors need to hear from Tesla this week
Breaking News • Jan 20, 2023
Nasdaq jumps 2.7% as tech leads Friday stock rally
News • Jan 20, 2023
We talked to top CEOs at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Here’s what they’re saying about a recession.
Breaking News • Jan 20, 2023
Stocks waver at open as Wall Street looks to rebound from down sessions
Morning Brief • Jan 20, 2023
Earnings estimates keep falling. That might not be a problem for stocks.
News • Jan 20, 2023
Google parent to lay off 12,000 workers in latest blow to tech sector
News • Jan 19, 2023
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings steps down, COO Greg Peters to take co-CEO role
Breaking News • Jan 19, 2023
Stocks extend losses as Wall Street digests earnings, data, Fedspeak
News • Jan 19, 2023
Mortgage rates fell for third straight week. Rates have declined over three-quarters of a point since November.
Breaking News • Jan 19, 2023
Stocks fall at open, pointing to another day of losses
Morning Brief • Jan 19, 2023
The 2023 investment narrative is already diverging from 2022
Breaking News • Jan 18, 2023
Stocks plunge in first major wipeout of 2023
Breaking News • Jan 18, 2023
Stocks inch higher at open as earnings season picks up, data rolls in
News • Jan 18, 2023
Microsoft to cut 10,000 jobs as PC sales, cloud growth decline
Morning Brief • Jan 18, 2023
One chart explains why 2022 was so grim for Wall Street bankers
Breaking News • Jan 17, 2023
Dow sinks after big banks report profit drops; Goldman slides 7% after largest earnings miss in decade
Morning Brief • Jan 17, 2023
Half a world away, big tech is in a world of its own
News • Jan 15, 2023
Netflix results, retail sales, Davos: What to know this week
Morning Brief • Jan 14, 2023
Big banks set aside $4 billion for a recession. Investors are more optimistic
Breaking News • Jan 13, 2023
Stocks edge higher, S&P 500 and Nasdaq notch biggest weekly gains in 2 months
Breaking News • Jan 13, 2023
Stocks fall at open, bank stocks sink after earnings reports
Morning Brief • Jan 13, 2023
For the Fed, ‘3% is the new 2%’
Breaking News • Jan 12, 2023
Stocks edge higher after more upbeat inflation data
News • Jan 12, 2023
‘A very favorable’ but ‘underwhelming’ report: Wall Street splits on the implications of December CPI report
Breaking News • Jan 12, 2023
Stocks wobble at open as investors digest inflation data
Breaking News • Jan 12, 2023
Inflation rose 6.5% over last year in December, capping historic year of price increases
Morning Brief • Jan 12, 2023
Inflation will surprise investors again in 2023
Breaking News • Jan 11, 2023
Stocks extend gains as all eyes turn to CPI report on Thursday
Breaking News • Jan 11, 2023
Stocks rise at open as investors await inflation data, bank earnings later this week
Morning Brief • Jan 11, 2023
Why Coinbase’s latest layoffs feel bigger than they are
News • Jan 11, 2023
Key FAA computer system fails, flights grounded
Breaking News • Jan 10, 2023
Stocks chug forward as Wall Street looks to Powell, Fed members for rate clues
Breaking News • Jan 10, 2023
Stocks rise at open as investors weigh Fedspeak, mull live comments from Powell speech
Morning Brief • Jan 10, 2023
It’s time for investors to ‘be more realistic’ about downbeat earnings
Breaking News • Jan 09, 2023
Nasdaq adds to last week’s gains while Dow, S&P 500 fall in choppy session
Breaking News • Jan 09, 2023
Stocks open higher Monday, continuing early-year rally
Morning Brief • Jan 09, 2023
Macy’s quietly lays an egg — and more may be coming for retail
Morning Brief • Jan 07, 2023
The economic outlook is complicated. The most important figure of 2022 is not
Survey Also Highlights a Continued Shortage of Security Knowledge and Skills, But Reveals a Promising Outlook for Power10
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Cybersecurity software and services provider Fortra today published findings from its 2023 IBM i Marketplace Survey. Now in its ninth year, the survey reveals the trends shaping and driving the global IBM i market. In this year’s survey, 68% of respondents said the ongoing cybersecurity threat remains their number one concern, up from 62% last year, yet 27% do not plan to implement cybersecurity measures such as encryption, multi-factor authentication, antivirus, or ransomware protection to help address this growing concern.
“Organizations that neglect to prioritize these security controls risk being brought to their knees by data breaches, ransomware, or other cyber attacks that prey on security vulnerabilities,” said Tom Huntington, Executive Vice President of Technical Solutions at Fortra. “If your organization has no plans to address these risks, we strongly urge you to rethink your approach.”
In addition to continued concerns about cybersecurity, 48% of respondents said a lack of security knowledge and skills topped the list of the challenges organizations face. “The ongoing shortage of IT skills has hit the IBM i community hard, and we are seeing a rise in demand for managed security services to help bridge this gap,” continues Huntington.
Businesses have begun their journey to Power10.
This year’s survey also reveals a high level of satisfaction for the platform, with 95% stating IBM i delivers a great return on their investment. While only 16% of respondents said they have already migrated or are in the process of upgrading to Power10, 74% are strongly considering it.
“There’s no surprise that organizations are beginning to adopt servers running the Power10 processor, as we know there are tangible benefits to new hardware around security, virtualization, and high availability,” concluded Huntington.
To access the complete 2023 IBM i Marketplace Survey results, visit: https://www.fortra.com/resources/guides/ibm-i-marketplace-survey-results.
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Notes to Editors
Methodology and Demographics
This survey represents the viewpoints of 300 IBM i professionals from around the globe across multiple industries and regions. This diverse sampling spans variability in budgets, company size, server size, operating system versions, and experience levels to give a representative and diverse look at the worldwide IBM i market.
This year saw a balance between respondents from smaller organizations (less than 500 employees) and those coming from bigger ones (51% vs 49% respectively). In terms of the job titles of respondents, they are mostly cybersecurity professionals, IT managers, developers, and administrators, while under the “Other” option you may find titles like account manager, architect, and engineer.
Additionally, we saw an uptick in the number of respondents from Europe. Manufacturing and banking/finance are the top industries of our respondents this year.
About Fortra
Fortra is a cybersecurity company like no other. We’re creating a simpler, stronger future for our customers. Our trusted experts and portfolio of integrated, scalable solutions bring balance and control to organizations around the world. We’re the positive changemakers and your relentless ally to provide peace of mind through every step of your cybersecurity journey. Learn more at fortra.com.
©Fortra, LLC and its group of companies. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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For automakers, the EV surge is everything everywhere all at once
The surprise leadership shuffle on Thursday at Toyota Motor Corp, renewed urgency at Renault and Nissan Motor Co to restructure their alliance and Elon Musk’s declaration that Tesla Inc will be the world’s No. 1 automaker by a wide margin have one thing in common: What once defined the global auto industry’s center is no longer holding. The announcement that Akio Toyoda will step down as chief executive of the world’s top-selling automaker on April 1 came just hours after Musk used a quarterly earnings call to declare that Tesla was now the auto industry’s leader in profitability and manufacturing efficiency – the crown Toyota held for three decades. Toyota’s incoming CEO, Koji Sato, faces a daunting task.
