The Global System Integrator (GSI) market stands at a juncture following two challenging years, shaped by rapid technological advancements, demand from evolving system architectures, and customer demand for novel operational models. These challenges have been accentuated by a lack of highly specialized talent (despite the over-hiring during the pandemic), elevated macro and geopolitical uncertainties, and a fragmented regulatory AI landscape. The coexistence and strategic overlap of GSIs and Systems Integrators (SIs) reflect the dueling imperatives of globalization and localization. This report explores the rationale of Omdia’s long-range SI market projections, identifying critical uncertainties and early warning signs to watch closely, and introducing a scenario-based framework to navigate the ambiguous direction of this market, thus enabling businesses to test the robustness of their SI strategies and contingency plans.
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The $1.7tn System Integration Opportunity by 2035: Addressing Critical Uncertainties in Scale, Specialization, and Resilience
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Sebastian Wilke
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Sebastian Wilke is a senior analyst covering North American channels and based in Portland, Oregon. He contributes to the company’s North American channel-focused intelligence and advisory services with research and modeling of go-to-market strategies and partner programs.
Before Canalys, now part of Omdia, Sebastian worked as a market intelligence analyst and data scientist in Intel’s Data Center and AI (DCAI) group on market sizing, forecasting, and long-range planning in Oregon. Prior to that, he was with Morgan Stanley as a senior research associate and Fragomen as a business immigration analyst in Phoenix, Arizona.
Sebastian graduated with a dual master’s degree in European Studies from the University of Southern Denmark and the University of Flensburg. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Hamburg. He was born and raised in Germany before immigrating to the US in 2017 and is passionate about the intersection of technology, analytics, strategy, and policy.
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