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Natalya Yezhkova
Research VP, IT Infrastructure Systems, Platforms and Technologies at IDC
Natalya Yezhkova is a prominent figure in the field of IT infrastructure research and analysis. She currently holds the position of Research Vice President within IDC's worldwide infrastructure research organization.13 In this role, Yezhkova serves as the global research lead for enterprise and emerging workloads.13
Professional Background
Yezhkova's expertise spans various areas of IT infrastructure, with a particular focus on:
- Enterprise storage systems
- Emerging workloads
- Technology market trends
Her work at IDC involves analyzing and reporting on critical developments in the IT infrastructure sector. Yezhkova regularly interacts with industry professionals and produces research that is widely read by technical experts in the storage field.2
Contributions and Insights
Yezhkova's research and analysis contribute significantly to understanding the current state of the IT market and future technology trends. Some of her recent work includes:
- Providing updates on the volatility of the global economy and its impact on technology budgets4
- Publishing forecasts on enterprise infrastructure workloads, such as the 2023-2027 outlook for AI workloads5
Professional Network
Natalya Yezhkova maintains an active presence on professional networking platforms:
- Her LinkedIn profile can be found under the username natalya-yezhkova-21906b12
- She also has a Twitter account (@nyezhkova) where she shares industry insights4
Yezhkova's expertise and analysis are highly regarded in the IT industry, making her a valuable resource for professionals seeking insights into enterprise infrastructure and emerging technologies.
Highlights
The IDC's HCI Appliances Workloads market update and forecast is released. Edge continues to be a more significant primary driver for investments in HCI appliances, and AI and analytics workloads are among top growth opportunities.
IDC surveys steadily show that most organizations have done or plan some level of workload repatriation, however, less than 10% plan to repatriate an entire workload. We just published insights from the recent survey on the magnitude of planned repatriation of computing and storage resources for enterprise workloads. An additional tidbit: the level of activity and repatriation scale slightly decreased from the previous year but companies remain active in adjusting IT environments to needs of their workloads.
