With 90 percent of companies that ask for some kind of use of the cloud, many organizations have moved to the next stage , taking advantage of multiple cloud models in different combinations to optimize the benefits and efficiencies , according to a new study by CompTIA , a non-profit association for the information technology industry .
According to a statement , CompTIA Fourth Annual Trends in Cloud Computing study reveals companies rely on cloud computing for business processes , such as conservation (59 percent ) , business continuity and disaster recovery (48 percent ) and safety (44 percent ) .
"Once companies reach a point where they are using cloud systems as a standard part of the IT architecture , weigh the pros and cons of different models and suppliers of change and steadily to achieve the optimal combination ," said Seth Robinson , director technology analysis , market research , CompTIA . " A good percentage of companies are moving to the public cloud provider to another , from a public cloud provider to its own private cloud or on-premise applications Move Back " .
The CompTIA study found that more than six out of ten users of cloud movements have secondary infrastructure or applications after its original passage of the cloud.
Public -private partnership: the most popular type of measurement is a public cloud provider to another. Factors for switching providers include safety, cost, features , open standards, and customer service interruptions .
- Public and Private: Many companies can give the label " private cloud " to a set of virtualized resources . A real private cloud , using software that automatically manages resources, dynamic allocation , if necessary , without any manual intervention .
-Public On- Premise : By far , the main motivation to return to a facility is security. Companies can simply move a particular application that gives concern while still have less sensitive applications in public cloud platforms .
According to a statement , CompTIA Fourth Annual Trends in Cloud Computing study reveals companies rely on cloud computing for business processes , such as conservation (59 percent ) , business continuity and disaster recovery (48 percent ) and safety (44 percent ) .
"Once companies reach a point where they are using cloud systems as a standard part of the IT architecture , weigh the pros and cons of different models and suppliers of change and steadily to achieve the optimal combination ," said Seth Robinson , director technology analysis , market research , CompTIA . " A good percentage of companies are moving to the public cloud provider to another , from a public cloud provider to its own private cloud or on-premise applications Move Back " .
The CompTIA study found that more than six out of ten users of cloud movements have secondary infrastructure or applications after its original passage of the cloud.
Public -private partnership: the most popular type of measurement is a public cloud provider to another. Factors for switching providers include safety, cost, features , open standards, and customer service interruptions .
- Public and Private: Many companies can give the label " private cloud " to a set of virtualized resources . A real private cloud , using software that automatically manages resources, dynamic allocation , if necessary , without any manual intervention .
-Public On- Premise : By far , the main motivation to return to a facility is security. Companies can simply move a particular application that gives concern while still have less sensitive applications in public cloud platforms .
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