Analyst Profile Detailed
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Marianne Kolding
Associate Vice President, European Services and Software
Team:
Corporate Learning and IT Education
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
EMEA Services
Global Sourcing/Offshore
Human Resource Management
Services Industry Overviews
Worldwide Services Contracts Analysis
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Marianne Kolding is associate vice president of IDC's European Services and Software Research group, based in London. She leads the practices responsible for IDC's European research on application solution services, outsourcing, infrastructure services, and the competitive landscape for the services industry.
Her research responsibilities cover a wide variety of topics, but current hot research areas are focused on strategic changes in the services market, ICT skills, green computing, and services ecosystems. Kolding is also part of IDC's Global Sourcing research team. She is often engaged in custom projects on a variety of subjects and frequently takes on speaking engagements, both for IDC conferences and seminars and on behalf of clients. Kolding is often quoted in the press and on occasion provides comments for radio and TV.
Kolding has been in the IT research industry for thirteen years. Prior to this, she held various positions with IBM. She holds a master's degree in international marketing and international trade from Aarhus Business School in Denmark. Her background and experience ensures a broad understanding of issues affecting the IT services marketplace, its players, and its customers.
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IDC Link
Credit Crunch Becomes Economic Slowdown: The European Implications
Peter Vermeulen, Anders Elbak, Per Andersen, Nils Molin, Douglas Hayward, Marianne Kolding, Mette Ahorlu, Laura Converso, Lionel Lamy, Jennifer Thomson, Martin Canning, Franck Nassah, Rafael Achaerandio García, Brian Troelsen, Sergio Patano, Matthias Kraus, Rainer Keltenbrunner
Nov 2008 - Doc # Q86Q
Insight
This IDC Insight document provides a preliminary overview of how IDC currently (early November 2008) believes that general demand for IT services and business services will change as a result of the credit crisis and the interr ...
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