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Cloud Services Brokerage Market worth $26.2 billion by 2029 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

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DELRAY BEACH, Fla., Sept. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The Cloud Services Brokerage Market is expected to grow from USD 11.4 billion in 2024 to USD 26.2 billion by 2029 at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 18.0% during the forecast period, according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™.  A need for optimizing cost efficiency will boost the growth of the Cloud Services Brokerage Market during the forecast period.

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Market Size Available For Years

2019–2029

Base Year Considered

2023

Forecast Period

2024–2029

Forecast Units

Value (USD Billion)

Segments Covered

Service Type, Cloud Service Model, Organization Size, and Vertical

Regions Covered

North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and Latin America

Companies Covered

Accenture (Dublin), IBM (US), Broadcom (US), Arrow Electronics (US), Fujitsu (Japan), DXC Technology (US), Wipro (India), Eviden (France), AWS (US), Infosys (India), NTT Data (Japan), TCS (India), Tech Mahindra (India), BMC Software (US), Flexera (US), Jamcracker (US), Cloudmore (Sweden), Eshgro (Netherland), OpenText (Canada), Incontinuum (Netherland), Compunnel (US), Shivaami (India), Bittitan (US), Capegemini (France), Oracle (US), Cignex (US), ActivePlatform (Belarus), CloudFX (Singapore), CloudBolt (US), CloudSME (US), AppDirect (US), Morpheus Data (US), Interworks.cloud (UK), Racknap (India), Spot (US) and CloudBroker (Switzerland)

By cloud service model, SaaS to hold largest market size during the forecast period.

SaaS presents software applications through the internet on a usage-based model and eliminates the overhead of supporting the physical IT infrastructure, let alone managing local installations and updates. SaaS models are popular due to the lower IT expenses and financial operation costs and because software services can be customized to various demands. Critical drivers for the SaaS model are cost benefits,  ease of deployment, and suitability for today’s more informal, work-from-home culture, where easy access to tools exists over the internet.  CRM and ERP SaaS applications enable organizations to adapt to changes in forces of demand and control and increase operations efficiencies. The growing digital transformation trend and the convenience of automatic updates further solidify SaaS as a critical component of the CSB market. The cloud service broker provides added value by managing, integrating, or customizing these solutions, which places SaaS as the dominant model. This allows organizations to focus on their core business rather than the mysterious complexities in the many different areas of software management.

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By vertical, retail and consumer goods will grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

CSB solutions enable retailers to consolidate and manage several business applications such as supply chain, customer relation management, enterprise resources planning, enhancing inventory flow, increasing operational effectiveness, and coordinating several retailing functions. The shift towards e-commerce, personalized marketing, and omnichannel strategies further fuels demand for CSB solutions, as retailers need seamless integration of cloud services to meet evolving consumer expectations. Moreover, by utilizing such tools as cloud-based analytics and personalization applications, CSB solutions also improve customer experiences, helping retailers understand their customers’ behaviors by analyzing consumer data and providing them with individualized recommendations. This agility enables them to respond quickly to changes in the market, thus remaining competitive through on-demand resource allocation plus handling multiple clouds from one screen. CSB solutions foster change and development, increasing operational effectiveness and enhancing client interactions. This is why the retail and consumer goods industry is currently leading in its CSB implementation.

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By organization size, small enterprises will grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

In the cloud services brokerage (CSB) market, small enterprises and startups are anticipated to witness the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) during the forecast period. This growth is primarily driven by their need to access advanced technologies and infrastructure that would otherwise be inaccessible due to budget constraints. Cloud solutions provide these businesses with an opportunity to secure affordable and easily scalable resources, which could be insufficient to initially offer yet are highly adequate for rapidly developing a business on a large scale with minimal investments needed for infrastructure. The ability to reduce IT overhead, accelerate business growth, and support innovation and agility are key drivers. Cloud services are in demand more as business awareness expands on the worth of cloud computing for small enterprises, speedy IT management, and the ability to deploy new products or services. Cloud service brokers play a pivotal role by providing tailored, cost-effective solutions that help small businesses optimize their cloud usage and navigate the complexities of cloud management, contributing to substantial growth in this market segment.

Top Companies in Cloud Services Brokerage Market

Some of the key players operating in the cloud services brokerage are – Accenture (Dublin), IBM (US), Broadcom (US), Arrow Electronics (US), Fujitsu (Japan), DXC Technology (US), Wipro (India), Eviden (France), AWS (US), Infosys (India), NTT Data (Japan), TCS (India), Tech Mahindra (India), BMC Software (US), Flexera (US), Jamcracker (US), Cloudmore (Sweden), Eshgro (Netherland), OpenText (Canada), Incontinuum (Netherland), Compunnel (US), Shivaami (India), Bittitan (US), Capegemini (France), Oracle (US), Cignex (US), ActivePlatform (Belarus), CloudFX (Singapore), CloudBolt (US), CloudSME (US), AppDirect (US), Morpheus Data (US), Interworks. Cloud (UK), Racknap (India), Spot (US) and CloudBroker (Switzerland).

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River Associates Completes Third Platform Investment for 2024 with ID Label, Inc.

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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — River Associates Investments, L.P. (“River Associates”), a longstanding lower middle market private equity firm based in Chattanooga, TN, is pleased to announce the successful acquisition of ID Label, Inc. (“ID Label” or the “Company”). The transaction closed on November 15, 2024.

Founded in 1994 and based in Lake Villa, IL, ID Label is an industry-leading manufacturer of variable information barcode labels and warehouse signage for 3PLs and multi-site manufacturers. The Company provides design engineering, production, signage and nationwide installation services for warehousing, supply chain, manufacturing, electronics, calibration, medical, laboratory, lumber and library end markets. ID Label’s solutions are used by thousands of global organizations to keep businesses moving with efficiency, speed and accuracy.

“Throughout the process, River Associates consistently emerged as our top choice,” said Neil Johnston, Founder of ID Label. “I’m thrilled they saw ID Label’s value and growth potential. We will expand our capabilities and market reach, allowing us to better serve our customers. Most importantly, we will maintain our strong ID Label brand, preserving the quality and reputation we’ve built over the past 30 years.”

“We are excited to welcome ID Label to our portfolio,” said Ken Trent, Principal at River Associates. “ID Label is an excellent platform for River’s fund VIII. ID Label comes with a strong existing management team, an industry leading brand, and a pristine facility with ample capacity to achieve solid growth for the foreseeable future. We look forward to partnering with the management team and supporting the company as it continues to build on its impressive track record of success.”

River Associates funded the transaction with equity from its eighth investment fund (River VIII, L.P.). Blake Lewis and Ken Trent, Principals, led the process for River Associates. Mesirow Financial, Inc. served as the exclusive sell-side banker for the transaction. Financing was provided by NXT Capital. River Associates was advised by Holland & Knight, LLP. ID Label was advised by Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, LLP.

As with all platform company investments, River Associates and the ID Label management team will seek complementary strategic add-on acquisitions. For more information or to suggest potential add-on ideas, please reach out to Mark Jones.

About River Associates:

River Associates is a private equity firm based in Chattanooga, TN, which has focused exclusively on investing in the lower middle market for 35 years. Target businesses can be privately held, private equity-backed, or divestitures from larger companies. River Associates is opportunistic as to industry and has invested in numerous niche manufacturers, high margin distributors, industrial service providers and business service companies. River targets U.S. & Canadian companies, typically with EBITDA in the $3-12 million range. Since its founding in 1989, River Associates has completed more than 120 transactions. River is currently investing its eighth investment fund, which has $345 million of committed capital. For more information, visit www.riverassociates.com.

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Findings from IXPE Data Reveal Key Insights on Corona Around Black Holes

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Groundbreaking research using data from NASA’s Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer (IXPE) mission has revealed new insights into the shape and properties of a black hole’s corona, a key structure surrounding black holes. Led by Universities Space Research Association’s (USRA) postdoctoral researcher, Lynnie Saade, at USRA’s Science and Technology Institute, these findings were recently published in The Astrophysical Journal and represent a significant advance in our understanding of black hole environments. The work was conducted at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

Many black holes are encircled by accretion disks —turbulent whirlpools of gas and debris, —and they also feature superheated coronas. These coronas are dynamic regions of plasma that are responsible for most X-ray emissions from black holes though scientists have only theoretical insights into their behavior. This latest discovery offers the first glimpse into the shape of these coronas, potentially deepening our understanding of how they help to generate the energy released when the black holes absorb materials.

“Scientists have long speculated on the makeup and geometry of the corona,” said Lynnie Saade. “Is it a sphere above and below the black hole, or an atmosphere generated by the accretion disk, or perhaps plasma located at the base of the jets?”

Results from the IXPE, which specializes in X-ray polarization, help map the shape and structure of coronas. IXPE observes X-rays, and studies objects that are not just small, but also very distant. X-ray polarization is needed “to determine the geometry of these objects which are too small and distant to image.”

According to Lynnie Saade, “IXPE provides the means to study the black hole’s accretion geometry, or the shape and structure of its accretion disk and related structures, including the corona.”

IXPE demonstrated that, among all black holes for which coronal properties could be directly measured via polarization, the corona was found to be extended in the same direction as the accretion disk – providing, for the first time, clues to the corona’s shape and clear evidence of its relationship to the accretion disk. The results rule out the possibility that the corona is a compact region above and below the black hole or at the base of a relativistic jet.

This research has significant implications. With the increasing availability of data on the shape of the corona, scientists can refine their models and develop a deeper understanding of its nature and behavior.

IXPE has not observed all black holes. This research has only studied 12 black holes, among them Cygnus X-1 and Cygnus X-3, stellar-mass binary black hole systems about 7,000 and 37,000 light-years from Earth, respectively, and LMC X-1 and LMC X-3, stellar-mass black holes in the Large Magellanic Cloud more than 165,000 light-years away.

Stellar mass black holes typically have a mass roughly 10 to 30 times that of Earth’s Sun, whereas supermassive black holes may have a mass that is millions to tens of billions of times larger. Despite these vast differences in scale, IXPE data suggests both types of black holes create accretion disks of similar geometry. Future research is needed to explore more black holes and advance our understanding of the corona.

About IXPE

IXPE, which continues to provide unprecedented data enabling groundbreaking discoveries about celestial objects across the universe, is a joint NASA and Italian Space Agency mission with partners and science collaborators in 12 countries. IXPE is led by Marshall Space Fight Center; Ball Aerospace, headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, manages spacecraft operations together with the University of Colorado’s Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics in Boulder. https://www.nasa.gov/ixpe

About USRA

Founded in 1969, under the auspices of the National Academy of Sciences at the request of the U.S. Government, the Universities Space Research Association (USRA) is a nonprofit corporation chartered to advance space-related science, technology, and engineering. USRA operates scientific institutes and facilities and conducts other major research and educational programs. An association of 121 university members, it engages the broader university community, employs in-house scientific talent, and offers innovative research, development, and project management expertise. More information about USRA is available at https://www.usra.edu.

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Tucker Hill’s Strategic Leap into Pest Control: A Blueprint for Growth

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What happens when two powerhouse leaders join forces to reshape an industry? The answer lies in the groundbreaking collaboration between Jeremy Prevost, CEO of Tucker Hill Air, Plumbing, and Electric, and Michael Leobold, Co-Founder of GreenWave Pest Solutions. Together, they have proved that achieving operational excellence and improving profitability can be more than just boardroom ambitions—it can be a reality. They have successfully built and sold one of the top pest control companies in the Southwest

LAS VEGAS, Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — What happens when two powerhouse leaders join forces to reshape an industry? The answer lies in the groundbreaking collaboration between Jeremy Prevost, CEO of Tucker Hill Air, Plumbing, and Electric, and Michael Leobold, Co-Founder of GreenWave Pest Solutions.

Together, they have proved that achieving operational excellence and improving profitability can be more than just boardroom ambitions—it can be a reality. They have successfully built and sold one of the top pest control companies in the Southwest. For investors curious about up-and-coming business models, Tucker Hill’s crossover is a case study in balancing agility, strategy, and execution to conquer industry challenges. Here’s how they did it—and what it means for your investment strategy.

The Industry Challenges Redefined Transitioning into a new vertical comes with its own set of challenges, and pest control is no exception. Despite its potential for scaling revenue, the industry constantly grapples with three major hurdles. Tucker Hill’s strategic moves address these head-on, offering key insights for investors. 1. High Lead Costs Marketing and generating quality leads in pest control can be prohibitively expensive, burning through capital for uncertain returns.

Tucker Hill’s approach was intentional and data-driven. By leveraging the trusted GreenWave Pest Solutions brand and aligning marketing efforts with pre-established segments, they minimized entry costs. Their innovative focus on improving close rates meant every marketing dollar worked harder. Result: Gross margin increased by 20%. Tucker Hill proved that controlling lead costs isn’t just about securing volume—it’s about enhancing quality through targeted strategies. 2. Skilled Labor vs. Unskilled Labor The pest control business demands a delicate mix of trained professionals and efficient teams. The ability to attract skilled staff is a challenge that plagues the industry (pun intended). Tucker Hill and GreenWave relied on strong operational frameworks to streamline training and integration.

The collaboration prioritized equipping the workforce with both technical expertise and customer-first service habits, breaking away from the typical low-bar training regiment seen in the sector. Insight for Investors: Teams aligned with clear expectations and KPI-focused training programs provide both scalability and a service quality edge—critical components for long-term growth. 3. Benchmarks and KPIs Every smart investor asks the same question—how do you measure success?

For Tucker Hill, the key to success lies in transparent and actionable KPIs. Together with GreenWave Pest Solutions, they developed key operational benchmarks, tracking everything from average revenue per customer to team efficiency. Actual Impact: EBITDA saw a remarkable 10% lift, a clear indicator that their targeted metrics weren’t just aspirational—they were actionable. Collaboration Shapes Success This strategic partnership wasn’t a matter of chance; it was the result of two strong leaders aligning their visions. Jeremy Prevost, known for his expertise in managing diversified services, worked seamlessly with Michael Leobold, leveraging his deep pest control experience. Their mutual respect and focus on execution ensured that Tucker Hill’s new pest control division hit the ground running. Investors take note—partnerships like these serve as valuable blueprints for successfully scaling in multi-service industries.

When leadership prioritizes collaboration, supported by aligned goals and expertise, growth is inevitable. What Can Investors Learn? Tucker Hill’s story isn’t just about expansion; it’s about rewriting the playbook in a competitive market. Their ability to tackle high lead costs, foster a skilled workforce, and develop actionable KPIs resulted in measurable success that should have every investor paying attention. High Numbers Speak for Themselves: A 20% increase in gross margin and 10% growth in EBITDA within such a short timeline signal operational excellence. Partnerships Drive Innovation: The blending of GreenWave’s pest control expertise with Tucker Hill’s operational efficiencies shows that collaboration isn’t just beneficial—it’s necessary. KPIs Matter: Investors should always look for companies that prioritize transparency and measurable success, and Tucker Hill demonstrates that well. Explore Our Playbook for Success The path Tucker Hill and GreenWave have paved isn’t just inspiring—it’s repeatable. Interested in learning how Tucker Hill overcame these challenges and achieved measurable growth? See the strategies behind this success up close. Discover Tucker Hill’s Approach Today

For investors curious about up-and-coming business models, Tucker Hill’s crossover is a case study in balancing agility, strategy, and execution to conquer industry challenges. Here’s how they did it—and what it means for your investment strategy.

The Industry Challenges Redefined

Transitioning into a new vertical comes with its own set of challenges, and pest control is no exception. Despite its potential for scaling revenue, the industry constantly grapples with three major hurdles. Tucker Hill’s strategic moves address these head-on, offering key insights for investors.

1. High Lead Costs

Marketing and generating quality leads in pest control can be prohibitively expensive, burning through capital for uncertain returns. Tucker Hill’s approach was intentional and data-driven. By leveraging the trusted GreenWave Pest Solutions brand and aligning marketing efforts with pre-established segments, they minimized entry costs. Their innovative focus on improving close rates meant every marketing dollar worked harder.

Result: Gross margin increased by 20%. Tucker Hill proved that controlling lead costs isn’t just about securing volume—it’s about enhancing quality through targeted strategies.

2. Skilled Labor vs. Unskilled Labor

The pest control business demands a delicate mix of trained professionals and efficient teams. The ability to attract skilled staff is a challenge that plagues the industry (pun intended). Tucker Hill and GreenWave relied on strong operational frameworks to streamline training and integration. The collaboration prioritized equipping the workforce with both technical expertise and customer-first service habits, breaking away from the typical low-bar training regiment seen in the sector.

Insight for Investors: Teams aligned with clear expectations and KPI-focused training programs provide both scalability and a service quality edge—critical components for long-term growth.

3. Benchmarks and KPIs

Every smart investor asks the same question—how do you measure success? For Tucker Hill, the key to success lies in transparent and actionable KPIs. Together with GreenWave Pest Solutions, they developed key operational benchmarks, tracking everything from average revenue per customer to team efficiency.

Actual Impact: EBITDA saw a remarkable 10% lift, a clear indicator that their targeted metrics weren’t just aspirational—they were actionable.

Collaboration Shapes Success

This strategic partnership wasn’t a matter of chance; it was the result of two strong leaders aligning their visions. Jeremy Prevost, known for his expertise in managing diversified services, worked seamlessly with Michael Leobold, leveraging his deep pest control experience. Their mutual respect and focus on execution ensured that Tucker Hill’s new pest control division hit the ground running.

Investors take note—partnerships like these serve as valuable blueprints for successfully scaling in multi-service industries. When leadership prioritizes collaboration, supported by aligned goals and expertise, growth is inevitable.

What Can Investors Learn?

Tucker Hill’s story isn’t just about expansion; it’s about rewriting the playbook in a competitive market. Their ability to tackle high lead costs, foster a skilled workforce, and develop actionable KPIs resulted in measurable success that should have every investor paying attention.

High Numbers Speak for Themselves: A 20% increase in gross margin and 10% growth in EBITDA within such a short timeline signal operational excellence.

Partnerships Drive Innovation: The blending of GreenWave’s pest control expertise with Tucker Hill’s operational efficiencies shows that collaboration isn’t just beneficial—it’s necessary.

KPIs Matter: Investors should always look for companies that prioritize transparency and measurable success, and Tucker Hill demonstrates that well.

Explore Our Playbook for Success

The path Tucker Hill and GreenWave have paved isn’t just inspiring—it’s repeatable. Interested in learning how Tucker Hill overcame these challenges and achieved measurable growth? See the strategies behind this success up close.

Discover Tucker Hill’s Approach Today

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