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2Q26中国竞争力分析报告——成像与打印外设市场（历史+预测）2Q26 China Compete Imaging ─ HCP Market Summary (Historical + Forecast)

Donna Wang — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

IDC市场竞争报告对喷墨、A3&A4激光市场进行了详细分析，总结了打印外设数据收集的核心洞察。该报告包含高价值的营销洞见、市场核心趋势以及厂商市场份额分析。以下是报告涵盖的主要内容：

执行概要
市场综述
产品分析
竞争分析
细分市场分析
渠道分析
市场预测

本报告中引用的数据和观点来自IDC《全球打印外设市场季度跟踪报告》（2Q26）。

Digital Engineering and Operational Technology Services Case Studies Showcase Report, Part 10: Software-Defined Vehicle

Francesca Ciarletta, Mukesh Dialani — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Tech Buyer Presentation showcases 17 software-defined vehicle case studies that highlight customers' business challenges, the solutions implemented, and the value delivered. The case studies were submitted by engineering services vendors and vetted by IDC. This is the 10th in a series of case study showcase documents focused on a broad range of engineering challenges, demonstrating how service providers can serve as valuable partners in helping organizations address complex technology and business requirements.

From Systems of Engagement to Systems of Execution: The Structural Reinvention of the Digital Workplace and Services Around It

Pushkaraksh Shanbhag — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Perspective analyzes the structural reinvention of DWS, drawing on the key learnings and insights from IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Digital Workplace Services 2026 Vendor Assessment (IDC #US54119026, September 2026). It argues that leading providers of workplace services are redefining their vision of the digital workplace: from a system that connects employees and enables them with the necessary tools for work to an intelligent, connected system that executes work with managed autonomy. This report tracks five connected shifts: supervised agentic autonomy, the knowledge layer as the new advantage, the end of the AI premium and the rise of outcome economics, experience accountability with financial consequences, and the dissolving boundary of the workplace. The report identifies three provider maturity tiers, explores the gap between ambitions and reality, and recommends that buyers treat execution depth, commercial alignment, and experience accountability as key procurement criteria.

"The modern digital workplace is shifting from enabling the enterprise workforce to executing critical business operations, as agentic AI matures and adoption scales. This shift gives buyers a concrete opportunity to frame their procurement of services for the digital workplace around specific requirements for agentic capability, experience accountability, and outcome economics," says Pushkaraksh Shanbhag, senior research director on worldwide services research, IDC.

IDC Market Glance: Services as a Product, 3Q26

Linus Lai, Lars Goransson — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Market Glance presents a current-state taxonomy of the services as a product market, mapping representative providers across 16 functional segments that cut across business services, IT services, and engineering services: application, employee experience, sales and marketing, finance and accounting, tax and compliance, customer care, HR/human capital management (HCM), procurement, legal, consulting, digital engineering, operational technology (OT), data and AI, managed cloud, networking, and security services. The offerings grouped here are outcome-oriented, platform-mediated, and increasingly agentic in execution, drawing on frontier and open source large language models.

“Business executives, product managers, and market insights professionals can use this document to understand the structure of the ecosystem, assess partnership opportunities, and identify where their organization fits into the competitive landscape,” says Linus Lai, group vice president on research, IDC.

IDC Survey Spotlight: Where Are Organizations Geographically Deploying Colocation for Edge IT, and What Are Their Spending Plans for the Next 12 Months?

Olga Yashkova — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey Spotlight examines the worldwide distribution of enterprises that use colocation for their edge IT and their spending over the next 12 months, drawing on IDC's August 2026 EdgeView Survey (n = 650). Respondents represent organizations with 500+ employees that are currently using at least one form of edge computing and are director-level or above decision-makers across IT, line of business, and operations who are knowledgeable about their organization's edge infrastructure and strategy.

The survey covers edge computing strategy, drivers, industry-specific use cases, partner ecosystem, deployment challenges, and spending, including colocation-specific edge data points.

"Edge colocation has quickly become the venue of choice for enterprises moving from evaluation to production, backed by interconnection ecosystems and operational maturity that other venue types have yet to match," said Olga Yashkova, research manager, Edge AI Strategies and Hosting and Colocation Services at IDC.

IDC Survey: A View of the Cloud Edge in Asia/Pacific

Daphne Chung — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey examines how edge computing is evolving across Asia/Pacific and where organizations expect it to run next. The region is committed to near-term edge expansion, although most organizations remain early on the deployment curve, indicating that intent is running ahead of operational maturity rather than tracking alongside it.

IDC Survey: Agentic Enterprise Transformation Professional Services, Part 1 — The State of Agentic Enterprise Transformation in Asia/Pacific

Souganth Manjhiparambil — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey includes data from IDC's 2026 Agentic Enterprise Transformation Professional Services Survey. This survey involved 885 enterprise respondents worldwide and 249 from the Asia/Pacific region and was conducted in July 2026 among director-level-and-above buyers already evaluating, piloting, or running AI agents in production. This study explores where organizations sit on the agentic transformation journey, how complex their deployed agents are, and which foundations, from strategy and governance to data pipelines and the human-agent operating model, are already in place. The study also delves into the transformation goals organizations will prioritize over the next 12 months, the business domains where agentic AI lands first, and how much organizations plan to spend on agentic transformation professional services across 2026 and 2027. Finally, this survey investigates where budget authority sits, how agentic AI is reshaping engagement volumes and contract structures, and which provider categories buyers appoint to help them move from pilot to production at scale.

IDC Survey: Enterprise Perceptions of Services as a Product, 2026, Part 1: Adoption, Outcomes, and Commercial Models

Linus Lai, Lars Goransson — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC Survey presents the first of two parts reporting on IDC's Enterprise Perceptions of Services as a Product (SaaP) Survey, fielded in July 2026 among 820 services decision-makers and influencers at organizations with 500 or more employees across 13 countries and 15 industry sectors. This report examines adoption and the commercial contract: engagement stage, functional footprint, provider type, services spend, outcome KPI discipline, barriers to stronger outcome-based constructs, the commercial models in use and preferred, satisfaction across five value dimensions, and intended budget shift. Findings are reported against two cohorts: 658 organizations with a live or piloted SaaP engagement, and 162 still evaluating or merely aware of the model.

Part 2 covers how SaaP is delivered, including platform capability, reusable IP, automation and generative AI, and agentic execution.

"The most striking result in this survey is the distance between lived experience and outside-in belief," said Linus Lai, group vice president, Global Services Research at IDC. "Around 94% of organizations that have run a SaaP engagement are satisfied with it, while only 52% of those still evaluating are confident it would work for them. The constraint on this market is not delivery capability; it is the supply of evidence."

IDC Survey: Operationalizing Agentic AI in Asia/Pacific — Ecosystem, Commercial Models, and Execution Playbook

Deepika Giri, Daeil Chun — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC survey presentation examines how agentic AI is reshaping enterprise execution models, vendor ecosystems, and commercial governance across Asia/Pacific. It analyzes how enterprises are structuring partner engagement, third-party agent adoption, and autonomy design across implementation, scaling, and commercialization stages, and how these patterns diverge across India, Singapore, and Australia.

As organizations deploy agentic AI and third-party agents at scale, outcomes will increasingly depend on the governance maturity, security posture, and commercial transparency that vendors bring to the ecosystem. Vendors that establish trusted, explainable, and country-calibrated delivery models will be positioned to capture a growing share of enterprise agentic AI investment across the region.

Market Forecast: Worldwide Datacenter Support and Deployment Forecast, 2026–2030

Rob Brothers — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMT

This IDC presentation provides the five-year forecast for the datacenter support and deployment market and delivers insight into the drivers and inhibitors of growth.

There has been a significant change in servers, due to accelerators (and AI innovation), and IDC has seen a substantial increase in cost per system, which in turn has increased the cost to support and deploy these assets. In APJ, there is a significant increase in non-x86 systems going to cloud providers. IDC has taken these into consideration for this forecast cycle.

"The datacenter support and deployment services market will see some excellent growth due to the support and deployment of accelerated systems," says Rob Brothers, program vice president, Cloud and Infrastructure Services, IDC. "IDC expects the implementation of HPC and GenAI systems will increase support and deployment revenue due to the complexity of that technology."