28.RECENT TRENDS IN CLOUD SERVICES ADOPTION

1. RECENT TRENDS IN CLOUD SERVICES ADOPTION

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3. Cloud Adoption Trends

4. Cloud Adoption Factors & Forecast • Do you adopt a Public, Private or Hybrid cloud model? (Delivery Models) • Do you use the cloud for Software, Platform or Infrastructure? (Service Models) • Are you a formal (enterprise IT) buyer or an informal (mid-market, SMB) buyer? • How does the cloud model can affect?

5. Facts/Trends ~ ”As of Now” • Public cloud • Emphasis on Cloud Security • Adoption of services will be by informal (mid-market, SMB) buyer • Governance and compliance will gain more visibility • Inclination towards the IaaS and PaaS models • “Breaking the ice” phase is over. • Moved from hype to reality • High Performance Computing (HPC) in the cloud. • Double-edged sword: Better Services & Security issues • Private Cloud • Gartner: High-impact technologies • Not at ease with the public clouds. • Cloud technologies will play vital role • Complexity of integrating internal security, auditing and compliance processes with external cloud services is a major plus. • Hybrid Cloud • New hybrid offerings will allow customers to combine dedicated hosting, public cloud, and private cloud to realize new and customized solutions.

6. Facts/Trends ~ ”As of Now” • Cloud Service Providers • Emphasis on Cloud Security • Governance and compliance will gain more visibility • Emphasis on High Availability, stronger SLAs with better coverage for liabilities, managed support services, etc. Features like HA, Strong SLAs, etc. will become standard features in any infrastructure offering. • sales, delivery and support models to target larger SMB customers • Traditional IT vendors • Aggressive acquisition strategy by CA, VMware, Redhat, Dell, etc. • Traditional webhosts repositioning themselves as cloud infrastructure providers • Traditional enterprise collaboration vendors embracing clouds

7. Facts/Trends ~ ”As of Now” • Casual (mid-market, SMB) buyer • Cloud first approach to IT • SMB and micro-business will continue to be at the forefront of cloud adoption. • More interested in unified communications and remote desktop support. • Ceremonial(Traditional) Buyer • Extensive move to a cloud model is not practical • Compliance Regulations for back-end legacy systems is a road block • Open Source in Cloud • More important with the announcement of OpenStack project by Rackspace and NASA. • OpenStack will unleash a cottage industry of cloud service providers • Government • Acceleration of the use of cloud computing at all levels and help increase the trust in cloud services for the enterprises.

8. Facts/Trends ~ ”As of Now” • PaaS • More startups in the PaaS space focusing on different language stacks because of cost reduction and business agility. • Salesforce’s acquisition of Heroku • SaaS • SaaS ERP will slowly gain further traction • Big Data and increasing adoption of tools like Hadoop made BI and Analytics. • Collaboration and Social tools • Integration services as a crucial part of IT buying checklist • SaaS • Adoption of services will be by informal (mid-market, SMB) buyer • SaaS applications beyond CRM, human resources and procurement technologies, and into business process technologies for tasks like payroll and billing, healthcare claims processing, trade settlements, clinical data management and tech support. • IaaS • Expected or realized cost savings of 30%–40% or Higher

9. Facts/Trends ~ ”As of Now” • General • Demand for anytime, on-the-go accessibility will be a major force in shaping cloud computing. • Ubiquity of influential mobile devices and cheap bandwidth, coupled with today’s “Agile” business environment, means that the demand for accessibility will continue to drive cloud adoption. • Integrated “stack-as-a-service” delivery models is expected to grow. • Better consolidation of cloud providers to achieve economies of scale • A lack of staff skills to support a private cloud implementation • Analytics is moving to the cloud at a faster pace than we expected, but mainly in the private cloud for large enterprises. Analytics requires voluminous data movement, which is an Achilles’ heel for public clouds. • Many gaps in vertical offerings for cloud apps in industries like education and healthcare and gaps

10. Cloud Computing Adoption Concerns • Security • Confidentiality and Auditability • Performance, Reliability and Availability • Loss of control • Scaling • Vendor Lock-in • Legal • Forensics

11. References • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl0mrOLowxk • http://www.gartner.com/it/content/1286700/1286717/march_4_case_studies_in_cloud_computing_dcearley_gphifer.pdf • http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Cloud-Computing/10-Hot-Trends-in-Cloud-Data-for-2012-210718/ • http://ibm.ulitzer.com/node/2147330 • http://www.cloudways.com/blog/tag/trends-in-cloud-computing-in-2012/ • http://www.siliconindia.com/shownews/2012_Top_5_Trends_for_Cloud_Computing-nid-101282-cid-7.html • http://www.telecomstechnews.com/news/2011/aug/08/five-top-cloud-trends-2012/ • http://cloudcomputing.sys-con.com/node/2147330 • http://www.google.co.in/search?q=Trends+in+cloud+computing+2012&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a#q=Trends+in+cloud+computing+2012&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=aYk&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&prmd=imvnsu&ei=aA4xT56KPOnc0QGBmuX0Bw&start=10&sa=N&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.,cf.osb&fp=22570e02dad6978c&biw=1366&bih=636

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