Jean Philippe Bouchard

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Jean Philippe Bouchard

Vice-President, Future of Work and Mobility Research

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Microsoft Surface – Beyond Just Hardware: A Canadian Perspective

Oct 2019 | IDC Link | Doc # lcCA45578919

By: Jean Philippe BouchardVice-President, Future of Work and Mobility Research, Manish NargasSenior Analyst, Consumer and Mobile Research, Steve YangSenior Analyst, Communications & Mobility, Tim BruntProgram Manager, Personal Computing

At its Surface Event, held October 2, 2019, Microsoft announced a slew of new devices running on silicon from multiple chipset providers and varying operating systems (OSs). From a Canadian market perspective, the new devices should help Mi...
Apple Launches 2019 Portfolio of Products and Services – A Canadian Take

Sep 2019 | IDC Link | Doc # lcCA45548019

By: Jean Philippe BouchardVice-President, Future of Work and Mobility Research, Steve YangSenior Analyst, Communications & Mobility, Manish NargasSenior Analyst, Consumer and Mobile Research

COVID-19 Impact: 2020 Canadian Smartphone Market

Jun 2020 | Market Note | Doc # CA46246220

By: Steve YangSenior Analyst, Communications & Mobility, Shahd ElashriAssociate Analyst, Wearables & Consumer Research, Jean Philippe BouchardVice-President, Future of Work and Mobility Research

This IDC Market Note presents the effect of the COVID-19 outbreak on the Canadian smartphone market, discusses the outcome of launching new models in the current economic situation, and provides IDC's COVID-19 forecast of the market.
The Future of Work in Canada Survey: Work Culture Insights, 2019

Apr 2020 | IDC Survey | Doc # CA45497620

By: Evan HardieResearch Director, Future of Work, Printers & Digital Displays, Jean Philippe BouchardVice-President, Future of Work and Mobility Research

This IDC Survey presentation includes data from IDC's Canadian Future of Work Survey, October 2019. It explores the types of workplace transformation activities Canadian organizations are undertaking and what are their next steps. This docu...
Talent as Competitive Advantage: Enabling the Future of Work

Apr 2020 | IDC Perspective | Doc # US45799720

By: Amy Loomis, Ph.D.Research Director, Future of Work, Shannon KalvarResearch Manager , IT Service Management and Client Virtualization, Jean Philippe BouchardVice-President, Future of Work and Mobility Research, Holly MuscolinoResearch Vice President, Content and Process Strategies and the Future of Work, Lisa RowanResearch Vice President, HR, Talent, and Learning Strategies, Marianne KoldingVice President, European Core Research Excellence Leader, European Skills Practice, Simon PiffVice President of Security Practice, Kazuko IchikawaGroup Manager, PC, Mobile & Client Solution, IDC Japan, Evan HardieResearch Director, Future of Work, Printers & Digital Displays

This IDC Perspective, in addition to exploring talent limitations and new talent sourcing models, examines how to rethink the talent equation. In an era when business needs and technical skills are evolving more rapidly than ever, job roles...

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Analyst Location

Canada

Coverage

Mobility, Mobile consumer devices, Wearables, Consumer, Future of work

Regions

Worldwide, North America

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Canada Research, Canadian Mobility and Consumer Research, Mobility