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Cloud computing plays a key role in IT transformation, helping businesses and companies redefine their strategies and find efficiencies that hadn’t been identified in the past. However, this transformation isn’t happening all at the same time. While cloud usage is estimated to grow, the majority of businesses haven’t yet fully grasped the potential and promise offered by cloud computing and Business Cloud Deals.What this means is that these companies are still struggling to put data at the forefront, rather than just using it for decision-making, but how they innovate and grow. Approximately 50 percent of all IT managers have stated they are ready to deploy several public clouds, which is a new trend that has pushed vendors to begin accommodating the multicloud needs of clients.
If the platforms don’t have the ability to talk to each other, it’s going to be difficult to handle the widespread data growth. There have been countless studies that signal the further demand for growth in the public cloud sector. In fact, there is significant proof that implementing tools and solutions such as Amazon Cloudfront CDN and artificial intelligence that human efficiency is significantly enhanced.
Analysts have claimed that the CIOs that are taking a cloud-first approach to the development of their business’s technology and that opt to partner with the entire C-suite stand to have the ability to make the most out of the investments they have made in cloud computing.
According to a survey conducted by LogicMonitor, up to 83 percent of all enterprise workloads are expected to reach the cloud by the year 2020. It’s also estimated that up to 41 percent of all enterprise workloads are going to be running on a public cloud platform by the same year while another 20 percent will be private-cloud-based and followed by another 22 percent that are going to run on a hybrid cloud platform by the year 2020.With this adoption, on-premise workloads are going to shrink from about 37 percent currently to only 27 percent of all the workloads by the year 2020.
The factor that is most attributed to the recent surge in public cloud engagement is digital transformation, which is closely followed by the goal of IT agility. It’s been found that there are several challenges that are faced by enterprises that are trying to digitally transform their business models ad that are leading the contributing factor to the adoption of cloud computing.
The top six factors that are contributing to the adoption include (stating with six), the Internet of Things, Machine learning and artificial intelligence mobility, excelling at DevOps, and attaining IT agility. It’s predicted that AI and machine learning will make up the top factors to drive a greater number of enterprises adopting cloud computing by the year 2020. What this means is that managed service providers need to make this service available to clients to ensure their needs (listed above) are met.
By meeting the needs of modern enterprises, MSPs are going tobe able to grow their own business, while ensuring client's have the innovative technology needed to compete in an ever-growing industry (regardless of what industry they are in). By offering these services, continued growth is virtually guaranteed for all parties involved.
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