Many organizations are just beginning to understand the cloud’s value and, as such, an increasing number of businesses are leveraging the system to fuel their own growth and innovative efforts.
A recent article from Computerworld examined the current landscape to identify the problems that companies face and the skills that are in high demand.
According to the experts, most enterprise workloads and data can be safely transitioned to a cloud environment.
The cloud market has continues to grow, despite security and data security concerns.
Employees who use cloud-based applications are considered “significantly more irresponsible” when it comes to password security, file transfers and IT compliance in the office.
One of the new generation of business owners wrote a guest column for The Guardian describing the role that technology played in not only running his business but starting it.
Overall IT revenue finished at 2.4 percent growth in 2013 when compared to the year before. When it comes to the current year, revenue is expected to increase by 4.9 percent.
Over the next five years, mobile devices and the cloud will experience an increase in adoption from 30 percent from 2013 to 45 percent.
Cloud computing has moved far beyond being just a buzzword in the IT channel and is now on the cusp of pushing widespread industry change.
A recent series of articles from MSPmentor mentions that the winter storm is testing the IT channel early in 2014.
