Annual contract value is down by 4% from the prior quarter. FMTNews AsiaPacific
Asia Pacific’s combined annual contract value in Q4 is down by 4% from the prior quarter.
This is according to the latest state-of-the-industry report, ISG Index™ from Information Services Group , a leading global technology research and advisory firm. Managed services slumped 41%, to US$413 million, in the fourth quarter, as most countries showed declines, with the exception of China, which saw continuing strong demand for applications and infrastructure services.
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