The cloud ROI multiplier, which is the relative return on investment from cloud applications versus on-premise ones, has increased to 2.1 times from 1.7 times since 2012. This analysis was based on case studies of various enterprise applications published by Nucleus Research. Cloud applications now deliver 63% lower initial consulting costs and 55% lower ongoing support costs compared to on-premise solutions. Additionally, cloud applications use 91% less energy and allow companies to more easily adopt new features and functionality without disruption, leading to even greater returns over time.
Is Hybrid Cloud becoming the default?
If you are a CIO, CTO, Head of Technology, CEO, CFO or any interest in Cloud Infrastructure you have to see this report, conducted by Vanson Bourne on behalf of Nutanix
Is Hybrid Cloud becoming the default?
If you are a CIO, CTO, Head of Technology, CEO, CFO or any interest in Cloud Infrastructure you have to see this report, conducted by Vanson Bourne on behalf of Nutanix
Dell’s heritage is founded on the principle of listening to customers and applying those insights to create innovative products and solutions that help businesses succeed. Dell has been an innovator in the technology industry for over 30 years, dedicated to driving practical innovation to improve the way professionals work and organizations operate. Now, more than ever, Dell is focused on pushing the envelope on innovation to design products and solutions that enable businesses end their end users to be more productive. Join us to hear how Dell is continuing to invest and apply customer insights to further drive innovation for the workforce of the future.
Adaptive Self-Service Cloud Option Helps RingCentral Optimize Big Data and Co...Victoria Livschitz
This is IDC Customer Spotlight paper from March 15, 2015.
Operational Challenge: RingCentral needed to solve configuration management problems for rapid delivery of changes and quality for complex Hadoop big data analytics and other systems on which the company's phone and communications business depends.
Solution: The company selected Qubell (presently, Tonomi) autonomic application management platform.
Benefits: The company moved from an outdated version of Hadoop and gained application speed, quality, and reliability with Qubell self-service. Teams spin up tests in days, not weeks, and deploy on Amazon cloud for agility in a dynamic market. Data analytics enable insight into phone and communications performance and usage.
Booz Allen Hamilton offers an integrated suite of cloud capabilities, deep subject matter expertise, and unparalleled hands-on experience with a broad range of cloud technology products.
Why deploy business in the cloud? What part and form of the business? and How? Business investment assumes that the answers will line up to allow a return. Lack of alignment will certainly dis-allow it.
Dennis Nagy talks about the impact of Cloud computing in the evolution of the engineering simulations market. He will share his insight on how and why Cloud computing will change how engineering simulations are done.
www.theubercloud.com
NJVC Implementation of Cloud Computing Solutions in Federal AgenciesGovCloud Network
This paper outlines the essential steps to constructing a solid cloud computing roadmap.This paper outlines the essential steps to constructing a solid cloud computing roadmap.
A cloud revolution is brewing, and it promises to radically transform the way we compete, collaborate, and consume business services. Indeed, in an economy as volatile and hypercompetitive as today’s, the cloud’s potent mix of simplicity, security, faster innovation, and lower operating costs is proving increasingly attractive. For many businesses—small, medium, and large—the time to adopt this game-changing approach is now.
Maybe you can already recite the sales pitch for cloud computing in your sleep—how it’s faster, more flexible, and economical than amassing your own servers on site. But, as Joe Weinman argues in “Rethinking the Benefits of Cloud,” that’s just scratching the surface. In this exclusive white paper, Weinman, author of Cloudonomics: The Business Value of Cloud Computing, explores some of the overlooked—and more nuanced—business benefits of moving workloads to the cloud, such as faster innovation, global expansion, and customer satisfaction.
enterprise cloud computing adoption accelerated in 2016 and will do so again in 2017. are you ahead of your competitors or lagging behind the average enterprise? Infrastructure and operations (I&o) leaders must answer this question to chart their companies’ cloud futures. this report gathers important adoption metrics for public, private, and hybrid cloud and explores enterprise cloud priorities and policies to help you benchmark your progress against the broader market. use these benchmarks to inform your cloud strategic plan.
this is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and revises it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy. We’re updating it now to include new data from Forrester’s Business technographics surveys.
How an Integrated Cloud Management Platform Cuts Costs While Increasing AgilityCognizant
Through a “single pane of glass” for multi-cloud management, organizations can reduce their cloud footprint, lower the total cost of ownership of cloud management tools, and cut infrastructure deployment times from weeks to as little as an hour.
Cloud Usage in Business Today and Tomorrowrftclouds
Reach for the Clouds, Inc. was formed to organizations migrate to the cloud with One Solution, One platform, one with your customer.
http://bit.ly/1wqmNX3
TRANSFORM FROM PROJECT TO PRODUCT TO SURVIVE THE AGE OF DIGITAL DISRUPTION Mani Maun
For the last 10 years or so established businesses have faced the threat of digital disruption, the traditional planning, and execution methods no longer seem enough to survive.
The impact from COVID-19, in a matter of months, has sped up the rate of disruption, to an extent that established businesses are struggling to understand and keep up with the new normal. On day 0 of COVID-19, when things started to shut down, faults with the current delivery methods of digital transformation started to surface. Current Planning, budgeting, prioritization, resourcing, operations, and delivery just seems out of place and not relevant anymore.
In the volatile and uncertain times, we are in, traditional managerial frameworks and infrastructure models cannot keep up with demands being placed on them.
The top 3 reasons why midsize businesses use the cloud? IDC says it’s minimizing costs, maximizing IT, & increasing access to apps, find out more about Cloud
There is currently a 30percent/ 70percent split between public and private cloud engagements; however, over the next two years, respondents see the use of data and information produced by cloud customers more than doubling, with a corresponding decrease in exclusive internal use.
Dell’s heritage is founded on the principle of listening to customers and applying those insights to create innovative products and solutions that help businesses succeed. Dell has been an innovator in the technology industry for over 30 years, dedicated to driving practical innovation to improve the way professionals work and organizations operate. Now, more than ever, Dell is focused on pushing the envelope on innovation to design products and solutions that enable businesses end their end users to be more productive. Join us to hear how Dell is continuing to invest and apply customer insights to further drive innovation for the workforce of the future.
Adaptive Self-Service Cloud Option Helps RingCentral Optimize Big Data and Co...Victoria Livschitz
This is IDC Customer Spotlight paper from March 15, 2015.
Operational Challenge: RingCentral needed to solve configuration management problems for rapid delivery of changes and quality for complex Hadoop big data analytics and other systems on which the company's phone and communications business depends.
Solution: The company selected Qubell (presently, Tonomi) autonomic application management platform.
Benefits: The company moved from an outdated version of Hadoop and gained application speed, quality, and reliability with Qubell self-service. Teams spin up tests in days, not weeks, and deploy on Amazon cloud for agility in a dynamic market. Data analytics enable insight into phone and communications performance and usage.
Booz Allen Hamilton offers an integrated suite of cloud capabilities, deep subject matter expertise, and unparalleled hands-on experience with a broad range of cloud technology products.
Why deploy business in the cloud? What part and form of the business? and How? Business investment assumes that the answers will line up to allow a return. Lack of alignment will certainly dis-allow it.
Dennis Nagy talks about the impact of Cloud computing in the evolution of the engineering simulations market. He will share his insight on how and why Cloud computing will change how engineering simulations are done.
www.theubercloud.com
NJVC Implementation of Cloud Computing Solutions in Federal AgenciesGovCloud Network
This paper outlines the essential steps to constructing a solid cloud computing roadmap.This paper outlines the essential steps to constructing a solid cloud computing roadmap.
A cloud revolution is brewing, and it promises to radically transform the way we compete, collaborate, and consume business services. Indeed, in an economy as volatile and hypercompetitive as today’s, the cloud’s potent mix of simplicity, security, faster innovation, and lower operating costs is proving increasingly attractive. For many businesses—small, medium, and large—the time to adopt this game-changing approach is now.
Maybe you can already recite the sales pitch for cloud computing in your sleep—how it’s faster, more flexible, and economical than amassing your own servers on site. But, as Joe Weinman argues in “Rethinking the Benefits of Cloud,” that’s just scratching the surface. In this exclusive white paper, Weinman, author of Cloudonomics: The Business Value of Cloud Computing, explores some of the overlooked—and more nuanced—business benefits of moving workloads to the cloud, such as faster innovation, global expansion, and customer satisfaction.
enterprise cloud computing adoption accelerated in 2016 and will do so again in 2017. are you ahead of your competitors or lagging behind the average enterprise? Infrastructure and operations (I&o) leaders must answer this question to chart their companies’ cloud futures. this report gathers important adoption metrics for public, private, and hybrid cloud and explores enterprise cloud priorities and policies to help you benchmark your progress against the broader market. use these benchmarks to inform your cloud strategic plan.
this is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and revises it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy. We’re updating it now to include new data from Forrester’s Business technographics surveys.
How an Integrated Cloud Management Platform Cuts Costs While Increasing AgilityCognizant
Through a “single pane of glass” for multi-cloud management, organizations can reduce their cloud footprint, lower the total cost of ownership of cloud management tools, and cut infrastructure deployment times from weeks to as little as an hour.
Cloud Usage in Business Today and Tomorrowrftclouds
Reach for the Clouds, Inc. was formed to organizations migrate to the cloud with One Solution, One platform, one with your customer.
http://bit.ly/1wqmNX3
TRANSFORM FROM PROJECT TO PRODUCT TO SURVIVE THE AGE OF DIGITAL DISRUPTION Mani Maun
For the last 10 years or so established businesses have faced the threat of digital disruption, the traditional planning, and execution methods no longer seem enough to survive.
The impact from COVID-19, in a matter of months, has sped up the rate of disruption, to an extent that established businesses are struggling to understand and keep up with the new normal. On day 0 of COVID-19, when things started to shut down, faults with the current delivery methods of digital transformation started to surface. Current Planning, budgeting, prioritization, resourcing, operations, and delivery just seems out of place and not relevant anymore.
In the volatile and uncertain times, we are in, traditional managerial frameworks and infrastructure models cannot keep up with demands being placed on them.
The top 3 reasons why midsize businesses use the cloud? IDC says it’s minimizing costs, maximizing IT, & increasing access to apps, find out more about Cloud
There is currently a 30percent/ 70percent split between public and private cloud engagements; however, over the next two years, respondents see the use of data and information produced by cloud customers more than doubling, with a corresponding decrease in exclusive internal use.
Cloud engineering is revolutionizing the application development and delivery landscape, transforming the way businesses build, deploy, and scale their applications. This dynamic shift is driven by the growing adoption of cloud computing, with the cloud infrastructure services market reaching a remarkable $130 billion in revenue in 2021 alone, according to the Synergy Research Group. As businesses worldwide embrace cloud engineering practices, the demand for skilled cloud engineers is skyrocketing, fueling innovation and driving market growth.
Join Akanksha Mishra in this insightful presentation as she explores the fundamental benefits of cloud engineering and its profound impact on application development and delivery. Discover how cloud engineering empowers businesses to scale and optimize applications effortlessly, streamline development workflows, and achieve enhanced performance, reliability, and return on investment (ROI). Gain valuable insights into market trends, including the market shares of major cloud providers such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.
Addressing the pain points of traditional application development methods, Akanksha highlights the limitations of slow time-to-market, limited scalability, high costs, security risks, and lack of flexibility. She then unveils how cloud engineering mitigates these challenges by leveraging the power of cloud computing technologies. Embrace cloud-native architectures, leverage cloud-based development tools and platforms, emphasize DevOps and automation, and prioritize security and compliance to accelerate your application development journey.
Discover the immense advantages of cloud engineering as Akanksha references industry research and expert insights. Gartner predicts that cloud computing will become the default option for software deployment by 2025, offering agility, cost reduction, and scalability. Forbes highlights faster innovation, efficient resource allocation, and heightened customer satisfaction as key benefits. The Wall Street Journal emphasizes greater speed, flexibility, and agility in application development and delivery processes.
Unleash the full potential of cloud engineering as Akanksha presents a 4-step roadmap for organizations to adopt transformative practices. Embrace cloud-native architectures to exploit cloud computing's benefits fully. Leverage cloud-based development tools and platforms to streamline workflows and expedite time-to-market. Emphasize DevOps and automation to drive collaboration and efficiency. Prioritize security and compliance to safeguard your applications and data.
The impact of cloud engineering on ROI cannot be understated. Studies show that cloud applications deliver higher ROI and lower total cost of ownership (TCO) compared to on-premise applications. Forrester Consulting reports that cloud engineering practices can achieve an ROI of 208% over three years and reduce application development costs by 20-30%.
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Big Data, Big Problems: Avoid System Failure with Quality Analysis - Webinar ...CAST
Do you want to make your systems more reliable and resilient before your organization becomes the next headline? View the slides from our recent webinar with Melinda Ballou, Program Director for IDC's Application Life-Cycle Management & Executive Strategies research.
Melinda discusses the trends driving recent high-profile outages with increasing frequency, and gives practical advice on adapting your strategy for quality analysis and improving architectural design upfront. To view the recording, visit http://www.castsoftware.com/news-events/event/avoid-system-failure-idc?gad=ss
A model demonstrating why SaaS is the best option for banks when accessing technology. Credit Risk systems are key interface points for bankers and an ideal case study. Banks have long ago realised owning property is not a good use of capital, and the logic is more compelling for a fast depreciating asset like software.
In 2016, cloud technologies went mainstream. But with maturity came the realization that moving to the cloud doesn’t happen overnight. CIOs are prioritizing hosted computing and cloud data storage. But they’re approaching the shift as a gradual, multi-year journey.
Many startups and small businesses will continue to go all-in on cloud. But enterprises will find success in a slow but steady move from on-prem. Hybrid ecosystems—of data, software, and infrastructure—will be the reality for most established organizations.
As this shift to cloud progresses where are things are headed? This paper highlights the top cloud trends for 2017.
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CLOUD DELIVERS 2.1 TIMES
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The cloud ROI multiplier – the relative return on investment
(ROI) delivered by cloud applications versus on-premise ones –
is on the rise. In a recent analysis of Nucleus ROI case studies published in
the past few years, Nucleus found that cloud application projects deliver 2.1
times the ROI of on-premise ones – up 24 percent since 2012.
Companies continue to invest in cloud applications and infrastructure projects
because of the lower initial cost and faster time to value. As more and more vendors
have invested in moving their solutions to the cloud, the breadth of availability of
cloud platforms, applications, and services has grown – as well as the complexity of
cloud applications available. In 2012, our analysis of published Nucleus case studies
found that the average cloud application project delivered 1.7 times more ROI than
an on-premise one. However, as cloud applications have become more feature and
functionality rich, and projects more complex, how does that change the math? In
analyzing the ROI case studies Nucleus has published from 2013 to the present, we
found not only has the cloud multiplier been sustained, it’s increased, with the
average cloud project delivering 2.1 times the ROI of on-premise ones.
The cloud ROI multiplier has risen, with cloud
projects delivering 2.1 the ROI of on-premise ones.
This analysis was based on all the case studies Nucleus has published, and included a
mix of cloud projects across the core pillars of enterprise software including
enterprise resource planning (ERP) and accounting, customer relationship
management (CRM), human capital management (HCM) and workforce
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