Cloud Computing Services Market Analysis, Forecast and Share from 2012 – 2020

Oct 7, 2015 | Cloud, News

Shoretel

SOURCE: Allied Market Research

The cloud computing market offers flexible and remote data storage facility to enterprises and also eliminates the need for a physical storage infrastructure. Cloud computing allows multiple end-users to store and access data through a common network space simultaneously. According to the opinion of more than 60% CIOs of high performing enterprises, cloud computing is expected to improve customer engagement along with improving operational efficiency. In today’s business world, it is estimated that more than 2 Zetabytes of data is generated annually and cloud offers an ideal platform for storage of this magnitude of data cost-effectively. It is estimated that 35% of the data storage budget of organizations can be saved with the implementation of cloud computing.

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Moreover, sectors such as BFSI and retail can give access to their online applications through cloud interface and enhance customer service. Since these sectors are customer-centric, they can simplify data reservoir management and analytical applications to get in-depth understanding of customer behavior patterns. Moreover, allowing customers access to online business applications on cloud system would increase scalability and prop-up efficiency. The global data storage market revenue stood at $9.2 billion in 2012. With more enterprises opting for cloud based services, the cloud computing market is expected to surpass the conventional storage infrastructure in terms of revenue over the next decade.

However, data security is a major concern that keeps businesses away from implementing cloud storage. Especially, SMEs that cannot afford private cloud services prefer to have in-house storage. Additionally, phasing out of conventional data storage is slowing down as data centers are delaying shifting of customer base to cloud services. The key challenge for cloud service providers is to develop sector specific vertical solutions to meet client specific demands. This would also address the data security concerns, as it would give enterprises customized solutions with secure access.

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KEY MARKET SEGMENTS

MARKET BY SERVICES

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Software as a Service (SaaS)

MARKET BY TYPE

Public Cloud

Private Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

Community Cloud

MARKET BY END-USER

Retail Sector

Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI)

Healthcare

Manufacturing

Telecommunication & Information Technology

Transport & Logistics

Government Departments

Others

MARKET BY GEOGRAPHY

North America

Europe

Asia-Pacific

RoW

KEY AUDIENCES

Cloud Service Providers

Software and Application Integrators

Data Center Integrators

Research Organizations

Key companies included in the report are:

Amazon Web Services

Akamai Technologies

Cisco Systems

Google

IBM

Hewlett Packet

Dell

Microsoft

VM Ware

Yahoo Inc.

 

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