A recent survey of chief information officers found that 46% expect Apple (AAPL) products to become more pervasive in the enterprise market in 2016. That is more than twice the number of those who expect Apple products to become less pervasive. “Apple’s enterprise momentum seems set to continue,” Nomura Securities analyst Jeffrey Kvaal said in a report Friday. Nomura surveyed 50 U.S. CIOs for its inaugural IT spending poll. “We expect enterprise
No. 1 chipmaker Intel (INTC) won’t overtake Apple (AAPL) mobile chip supplier Qualcomm (QCOM) and Sony (SNE) supplier MediaTek in the mobile industry, but the company has diversified enough to survive lingering hunger pangs within the weak PC industry, one analyst said Friday. MKM analyst Ian Ing reiterated his 40 price target and buy rating on Intel stock, after the chip leader hosted its annual analyst day on Thursday. At least six analysts
Consumer adoption of digital wallet services from Apple (AAPL) Pay, Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google Android Pay and others is slowly rising in the U.S., but fewer people are using the services to make payments or get money. Just 12% of Internet users who were also banking customers used a digital wallet in 2015, according to Market Force Information data cited by eMarketer. While small, that share was still nearly double the 7% rate that Market Force