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Philip Carter
Associate Vice President, IDC European Software

Team: Business Intelligence and Analytics
EMEA Software

Philip Carter is associate vice president for the European Software Group. He leads a team of analysts that cover the infrastructure, middleware, and applications software markets and is tasked with writing and presenting on broader enterprise software trends and the impact of emerging technology areas such as Big Data, cloud, mobility, and social as they relate to the European region.

Recent engagements include:

  • A series of CIO workshops in Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, and New Zealand focusing on Big Data
     
  • Presentation in London, UK to a group of selected IT partners on the impact of the 3rd Platform technologies (cloud, social, mobile and big data) on the market on behalf of a vendor
     
  • Presentation to a group of IT and financial executives in Dubai on the adoption and best practices of cloud applications in mature versus emerging markets
     
  • Series of workshops in the Nordics around go-to-market strategies for vendors around IDC's 3rd platform including compensation models for the cloud
     

Carter is regularly featured on mainstream media such as CNBC and Bloomberg, and in global publications such as the New York Times. Prior to working for IDC in Europe, Carter worked in IDC's Asia/Pacific region, covering the software, services, channels, and sustainability research areas. Before joining IDC, he worked at SAS Institute (both in EMEA and Asia/Pacific) in marketing strategy, product management, and business development roles.

Originally from Zimbabwe, Carter holds an honors degree in business science, majoring in economics and law from the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

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Red Hat Drives Significant Growth in Europe as Open Source Software Gains Traction
Philip Carter, Andreas Olah, Carla Arend
May 2013 - Doc # lcDE24113213      IDC Link
Recently, Red Hat announced its fourth quarter financial results as well as its full year fiscal results for 2013. Total revenue for the Q4 was $348 million, an increase of 17% in U.S. dollars from the year ago quarter, or 18% measured in c ...
Box: Cloud Content-Based Collaboration for the Enterprise Comes to Europe
Alys Woodward, David Bradshaw, Philip Carter
Apr 2013 - Doc # lcUK24068513      IDC Link
At a recent analyst event in London, Box provided an insight into its progress and future direction as it expands into Europe. Box provides a service that enables the sharing of files between users and between different devices owned by eac ...

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2013 End-User Software Trends in Europe
Bo Lykkegaard, Alys Woodward, Spencer Izard, Carla Arend, Philip Carter, Kevin Bailey
May 2013 - Doc # LC52V      Event Proceeding
In this IDC Web Conference, IDC shares the results from its large, annual end-user survey of 700 European IT decision makers from small, midsize, and large European organizations. IDC asked the respondents on their business and IT priori ...
Assessing the Impact of the European Macroeconomic Environment on Software Spend in Western Europe in 2013 and Beyond
Rasmus Andsbjerg, Philip Carter
Apr 2013 - Doc # LC04V      Market Analysis
This document provides readers of this research with an understanding of the state of the Western European software market — currently and in the future. Historically, as part of the IT forecasting process, IDC has always assumed a tight ...
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