The document analyzes the business landscape for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) providers. Some key findings include:
- The IaaS market is expected to grow rapidly with revenue reaching $3 billion by 2013.
- Managed hosting providers are well positioned in the IaaS market since their business model aligns closely. However, they face competition from large players like Amazon, Rackspace, and Savvis.
- Telecom providers face threats from Amazon and Google steering traffic away from their networks, while IT service providers find the standalone IaaS market financially unattractive.
- The trajectories of top providers like Amazon, Rackspace, and Terremark will significantly impact the overall IaaS landscape and
TowerXchange Meetup Africa 2013 Final Programme AgendaKieron Osmotherly
Network with the top 200 decision makers in the African telecom tower industry at the TowerXchange Meetup, taking place on October 1 and 2, 2013 at the Birchwood Hotel, Johannesburg
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No longer at its origin, though far from maturity, digital media & information technology
are in a middle state between these polar extremes. Driven by innovation & establishment
in parallel, this state will perhaps be endless & is now perpetuated by the adoption of
information technology into other fields. As this occurs, sectors are reshaped & the
convergence between previously disparate worlds, with digital media at the center, is in
itself a new form of innovation. This environment shapes & is mirrored in financial flows,
strategies, structures & valuations, which are important to understand in this context.
This presentation illustrates the described trends from a high level, incorporating certain
ideas depicted in greater detail in other CoRise reports. It is not a comprehensive review
of industry activities or a survey of competitors. Nor is it an analysis or set of
recommendations for purposes of assessing any investment, public or private.
TowerXchange Meetup Africa 2013 Final Programme AgendaKieron Osmotherly
Network with the top 200 decision makers in the African telecom tower industry at the TowerXchange Meetup, taking place on October 1 and 2, 2013 at the Birchwood Hotel, Johannesburg
Convergence as a Long-Term Trend: Innovation in Perpetual Transition (Mar/2013)Dan Ramsden
No longer at its origin, though far from maturity, digital media & information technology
are in a middle state between these polar extremes. Driven by innovation & establishment
in parallel, this state will perhaps be endless & is now perpetuated by the adoption of
information technology into other fields. As this occurs, sectors are reshaped & the
convergence between previously disparate worlds, with digital media at the center, is in
itself a new form of innovation. This environment shapes & is mirrored in financial flows,
strategies, structures & valuations, which are important to understand in this context.
This presentation illustrates the described trends from a high level, incorporating certain
ideas depicted in greater detail in other CoRise reports. It is not a comprehensive review
of industry activities or a survey of competitors. Nor is it an analysis or set of
recommendations for purposes of assessing any investment, public or private.
Cloud Computing Trends: at the Horizon\'s WatchJocelynDG
As follow up to our cloud primer, Cloud Computing: Fact versus Fog, Grail Research interviewed 20 cloud computing experts in order to offer cloud providers, investors and prospective customers a more detailed and consolidated understanding of who cloud customers are and what is driving them to move to cloud today. Experts interviewed for this study span a cross-section of the most progressive cloud thinkers, including industry analysts, senior executives at major cloud vendors, and founders of technology firms. This report summarizes the key themes about customers and adoption drivers that emerged from the research.
ISVs in the Cloud, considerations for a successful transitionSwyx
ISVs transitioning to a SaaS business model should have three key considerations: 1) to avoid infrastructure, 2) which platform and 3) how to fund working capital.
The Managed Cloud as a Service Market size is expected to grow from USD 99.0 billion in 2022 to USD 221.65 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 10.6 % during the forecast period.
Zimory White Paper: The Cloud's Slow European Take-offZimory
The term “Cloud” is being increasingly used and analyzed in the IT market. Cloud Services are synonymous with innovative features that clearly differ from the traditional utility computing. Clouds are by definition flexible, dynamic, scalable and heterogeneous, with three defined categories: Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). These qualities have proved to be very positive for IT engineering and businesses.
Nevertheless, and because of its novelty, technical and business evolution, the Cloud Computing market presents a certain number of obstacles for companies interested in moving to the Cloud, especially in the early stages.
Decision makers face a sizable considerable number of challenges when considering moving to the Cloud, especially with regards to the following obstacles:
- Pricing policies
- Neutral market place
- Technical standardization
- Lock-in policies
- Data protection and security policies
- Cloud security testing
This paper analyzes these challenges, offering factual, theoretical and practical reasons for the slow take-off of the Cloud Computing market. It also analyzes possible instances to overcome these difficulties, describing Zimory's position and practical solutions to address these market obstacles.
Technology Review | In Focus: Next Generation Service ManagementComarch
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This report helps the reader understand the cloud computing segment, the different technology & service vendors in this space, their positioning in this market
Netscribes (India) Pvt. Ltd., a knowledge consulting solutions company, announces the launch of its report Cloud Computing Market in India 2011. Rapid expansion and need to concentrate on the core business will persuade organizations to outsource their IT services and infrastructure to third party cloud service providers.
The report begins with a market introduction to cloud computing, illustration of evolution and structure of cloud computing followed by a brief description about the various types of cloud services prevailing in the industry. Cloud computing overview section comprises of market growth and size figures along with the market share of the cloud components i.e. (SaaS, IaaS and PaaS) for the year 2010. It further describes the individual components of cloud and lists the key players and services available in the Indian cloud computing space. Cloud benefits portion in the report illustrates the various post implementation monitory benefits of a client organization, followed by an elaboration of the pros and cons of cloud computing. Cloud backup section primarily illustrates the advantage and method of cloud backup followed by a comparison between traditional and cloud storage.
Role of SMBs in cloud computing initially defines SMBs and then discusses about the current scenario of cloud adoption amongst SMBs. It also elaborates the various opportunities SMBs offer to cloud vendors. Key cloud based application section lists and describes the major available solutions in the industry space.
An analysis of drivers explains the factors influencing growth of the industry including reduced IT budget allocation, large number of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), improved broadband penetration and availability of large pool of talent for cloud, while the major challenges identified for the industry includes security issues and various transactional and service level issues. It further discusses the industries which are either using or are planning to use cloud computing services in the future. This section provides an outlook and the benefit for specific industries using cloud computing. The industries under consideration include healthcare, financial institution, education, media & entertainment, retail and manufacturing.
Competition section provides brief profiles of major domestic and foreign players in the market. The section contains a snapshot of their corporation, revenues (2010), industry classification and their employee strength. It also covers key point of contacts of respective companies. It is followed by the major cloud user section, wherein the key players adopting cloud computing have been highlighted, thus providing strategic insights about the current market scenario.
The report ends with the section listing some relevant case studies in the industry thereby highlighting real life examples in India, followed by a discussion on the tentative areas of future cloud implementation in India.
Netscribes (India) Pvt. Ltd., a knowledge consulting solutions company, announces the launch of its report Cloud Computing Market in India 2011. Rapid expansion and need to concentrate on the core business will persuade organizations to outsource their IT services and infrastructure to third party cloud service providers.
The report begins with a market introduction to cloud computing, illustration of evolution and structure of cloud computing followed by a brief description about the various types of cloud services prevailing in the industry. Cloud computing overview section comprises of market growth and size figures along with the market share of the cloud components i.e. (SaaS, IaaS and PaaS) for the year 2010. It further describes the individual components of cloud and lists the key players and services available in the Indian cloud computing space. Cloud benefits portion in the report illustrates the various post implementation monitory benefits of a client organization, followed by an elaboration of the pros and cons of cloud computing. Cloud backup section primarily illustrates the advantage and method of cloud backup followed by a comparison between traditional and cloud storage.
Role of SMBs in cloud computing initially defines SMBs and then discusses about the current scenario of cloud adoption amongst SMBs. It also elaborates the various opportunities SMBs offer to cloud vendors. Key cloud based application section lists and describes the major available solutions in the industry space.
An analysis of drivers explains the factors influencing growth of the industry including reduced IT budget allocation, large number of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), improved broadband penetration and availability of large pool of talent for cloud, while the major challenges identified for the industry includes security issues and various transactional and service level issues. It further discusses the industries which are either using or are planning to use cloud computing services in the future.
This section provides an outlook and the benefit for specific industries using cloud computing. The industries under consideration include healthcare, financial institution, education, media & entertainment, retail and manufacturing.
Competition section provides brief profiles of major domestic and foreign players in the market. The section contains a snapshot of their corporation, revenues (2010), industry classification and their employee strength. It also covers key point of contacts of respective companies. It is followed by the major cloud user section, wherein the key players adopting cloud computing have been highlighted, thus providing strategic insights about the current market scenario.
The report ends with the section listing some relevant case studies in the industry thereby highlighting real life examples in India, followed by a discussion on the tentative areas of future cloud implementation in India.
Session 1:
Topic: Cloud Computing in Capital and Commodity Markets: Past, present and future
Briefly recap technology innovations that have led to the emergence of the Cloud as a major IT imperative, and examine future possibilities that support its wider adoption. We will review how Cloud technologies are currently being leveraged in the industry, and more specifically, how companies in the capital markets and commodities realm are leveraging them.
Explore factors to be mindful of while planning Cloud adoption for the enterprise and also develop a high level roadmap for moving services to the Cloud.
Speakers: Dixit Patel, Vice President Technology, Sapient Global Markets (London) and Sudip Dasgupta, Director Infrastructure, Sapient Global Markets (London)
Cloud Infrastructure Market: Analyzing Top Manufacturers Driving GrowthAishwaryaDoiphode3
The cloud infrastructure market is witnessing a transformative phase, characterized by rapid advancements and innovations that are reshaping its landscape. One prominent trend is the shift towards hybrid and multicloud environments, as businesses seek to optimize performance, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. This trend is fueled by the increasing adoption of containerization technologies like Kubernetes, enabling seamless deployment across diverse cloud platforms.
Cloud Computing Trends: at the Horizon\'s WatchJocelynDG
As follow up to our cloud primer, Cloud Computing: Fact versus Fog, Grail Research interviewed 20 cloud computing experts in order to offer cloud providers, investors and prospective customers a more detailed and consolidated understanding of who cloud customers are and what is driving them to move to cloud today. Experts interviewed for this study span a cross-section of the most progressive cloud thinkers, including industry analysts, senior executives at major cloud vendors, and founders of technology firms. This report summarizes the key themes about customers and adoption drivers that emerged from the research.
ISVs in the Cloud, considerations for a successful transitionSwyx
ISVs transitioning to a SaaS business model should have three key considerations: 1) to avoid infrastructure, 2) which platform and 3) how to fund working capital.
The Managed Cloud as a Service Market size is expected to grow from USD 99.0 billion in 2022 to USD 221.65 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 10.6 % during the forecast period.
Zimory White Paper: The Cloud's Slow European Take-offZimory
The term “Cloud” is being increasingly used and analyzed in the IT market. Cloud Services are synonymous with innovative features that clearly differ from the traditional utility computing. Clouds are by definition flexible, dynamic, scalable and heterogeneous, with three defined categories: Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). These qualities have proved to be very positive for IT engineering and businesses.
Nevertheless, and because of its novelty, technical and business evolution, the Cloud Computing market presents a certain number of obstacles for companies interested in moving to the Cloud, especially in the early stages.
Decision makers face a sizable considerable number of challenges when considering moving to the Cloud, especially with regards to the following obstacles:
- Pricing policies
- Neutral market place
- Technical standardization
- Lock-in policies
- Data protection and security policies
- Cloud security testing
This paper analyzes these challenges, offering factual, theoretical and practical reasons for the slow take-off of the Cloud Computing market. It also analyzes possible instances to overcome these difficulties, describing Zimory's position and practical solutions to address these market obstacles.
Technology Review | In Focus: Next Generation Service ManagementComarch
Published twice a year, Comarch Technology Review (Telecom Edition) provides expert commentary and analysis on current trends shaping the telecommunications market, as well as insight on how to solve problems most commonly faced by telecom operators
This report helps the reader understand the cloud computing segment, the different technology & service vendors in this space, their positioning in this market
Netscribes (India) Pvt. Ltd., a knowledge consulting solutions company, announces the launch of its report Cloud Computing Market in India 2011. Rapid expansion and need to concentrate on the core business will persuade organizations to outsource their IT services and infrastructure to third party cloud service providers.
The report begins with a market introduction to cloud computing, illustration of evolution and structure of cloud computing followed by a brief description about the various types of cloud services prevailing in the industry. Cloud computing overview section comprises of market growth and size figures along with the market share of the cloud components i.e. (SaaS, IaaS and PaaS) for the year 2010. It further describes the individual components of cloud and lists the key players and services available in the Indian cloud computing space. Cloud benefits portion in the report illustrates the various post implementation monitory benefits of a client organization, followed by an elaboration of the pros and cons of cloud computing. Cloud backup section primarily illustrates the advantage and method of cloud backup followed by a comparison between traditional and cloud storage.
Role of SMBs in cloud computing initially defines SMBs and then discusses about the current scenario of cloud adoption amongst SMBs. It also elaborates the various opportunities SMBs offer to cloud vendors. Key cloud based application section lists and describes the major available solutions in the industry space.
An analysis of drivers explains the factors influencing growth of the industry including reduced IT budget allocation, large number of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), improved broadband penetration and availability of large pool of talent for cloud, while the major challenges identified for the industry includes security issues and various transactional and service level issues. It further discusses the industries which are either using or are planning to use cloud computing services in the future. This section provides an outlook and the benefit for specific industries using cloud computing. The industries under consideration include healthcare, financial institution, education, media & entertainment, retail and manufacturing.
Competition section provides brief profiles of major domestic and foreign players in the market. The section contains a snapshot of their corporation, revenues (2010), industry classification and their employee strength. It also covers key point of contacts of respective companies. It is followed by the major cloud user section, wherein the key players adopting cloud computing have been highlighted, thus providing strategic insights about the current market scenario.
The report ends with the section listing some relevant case studies in the industry thereby highlighting real life examples in India, followed by a discussion on the tentative areas of future cloud implementation in India.
Netscribes (India) Pvt. Ltd., a knowledge consulting solutions company, announces the launch of its report Cloud Computing Market in India 2011. Rapid expansion and need to concentrate on the core business will persuade organizations to outsource their IT services and infrastructure to third party cloud service providers.
The report begins with a market introduction to cloud computing, illustration of evolution and structure of cloud computing followed by a brief description about the various types of cloud services prevailing in the industry. Cloud computing overview section comprises of market growth and size figures along with the market share of the cloud components i.e. (SaaS, IaaS and PaaS) for the year 2010. It further describes the individual components of cloud and lists the key players and services available in the Indian cloud computing space. Cloud benefits portion in the report illustrates the various post implementation monitory benefits of a client organization, followed by an elaboration of the pros and cons of cloud computing. Cloud backup section primarily illustrates the advantage and method of cloud backup followed by a comparison between traditional and cloud storage.
Role of SMBs in cloud computing initially defines SMBs and then discusses about the current scenario of cloud adoption amongst SMBs. It also elaborates the various opportunities SMBs offer to cloud vendors. Key cloud based application section lists and describes the major available solutions in the industry space.
An analysis of drivers explains the factors influencing growth of the industry including reduced IT budget allocation, large number of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), improved broadband penetration and availability of large pool of talent for cloud, while the major challenges identified for the industry includes security issues and various transactional and service level issues. It further discusses the industries which are either using or are planning to use cloud computing services in the future.
This section provides an outlook and the benefit for specific industries using cloud computing. The industries under consideration include healthcare, financial institution, education, media & entertainment, retail and manufacturing.
Competition section provides brief profiles of major domestic and foreign players in the market. The section contains a snapshot of their corporation, revenues (2010), industry classification and their employee strength. It also covers key point of contacts of respective companies. It is followed by the major cloud user section, wherein the key players adopting cloud computing have been highlighted, thus providing strategic insights about the current market scenario.
The report ends with the section listing some relevant case studies in the industry thereby highlighting real life examples in India, followed by a discussion on the tentative areas of future cloud implementation in India.
Session 1:
Topic: Cloud Computing in Capital and Commodity Markets: Past, present and future
Briefly recap technology innovations that have led to the emergence of the Cloud as a major IT imperative, and examine future possibilities that support its wider adoption. We will review how Cloud technologies are currently being leveraged in the industry, and more specifically, how companies in the capital markets and commodities realm are leveraging them.
Explore factors to be mindful of while planning Cloud adoption for the enterprise and also develop a high level roadmap for moving services to the Cloud.
Speakers: Dixit Patel, Vice President Technology, Sapient Global Markets (London) and Sudip Dasgupta, Director Infrastructure, Sapient Global Markets (London)
Cloud Infrastructure Market: Analyzing Top Manufacturers Driving GrowthAishwaryaDoiphode3
The cloud infrastructure market is witnessing a transformative phase, characterized by rapid advancements and innovations that are reshaping its landscape. One prominent trend is the shift towards hybrid and multicloud environments, as businesses seek to optimize performance, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. This trend is fueled by the increasing adoption of containerization technologies like Kubernetes, enabling seamless deployment across diverse cloud platforms.
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