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Survey results also suggest that most companies will continue to run mixed computing environments for the foreseeable future, although IT and security executives are significantly more likely than respondents in other technology roles to envision an extensive use of cloud. A slightly higher percentage of respondents overall now say they will move a majority of their IT operations to the cloud within the next five years: 29% compared to 27% in 2012.
The percentage who say they will limit their cloud activity to private clouds (18%) or to using sofware as a service (7%) is declining. Large companies, with 1,000 or more employees, are somewhat more conservative about the public cloud than are small and mid-sized companies, with less than 1,000 employees. Most companies (59%), however, regardless of company size, are still working to identify IT operations that are candidates for cloud hosting.
Download the complete survey results (PDF).
Read more about Cloud Computing in Computerworld's Cloud Computing Topic Center.
Cloud budgets are rising as IT confronts security and ROI challenges, according to the 2013 Cloud Computing Survey from IDG Enterprise (free download).
June 4, 2013 12:30 PM ET
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The path to cloud adoption remains complex and varies according to
company size, applications and industry, as well as the model for the
cloud service, according to a recent survey of 1,358 CIO, Computerworld,
CSO, InfoWorld, ITworld and Network World customers. The results, which
represent the practices and opinions of technology buyers whose
organizations have, or plan to have, at least one application or a
portion of their infrastructure in the cloud, find that security of
corporate information in the cloud continues to be a top concern.
Cloud proponents report that one key justification for cloud
investments -- that it lowers IT costs -- remains difficult to
demonstrate. Survey results also suggest that most companies will continue to run mixed computing environments for the foreseeable future, although IT and security executives are significantly more likely than respondents in other technology roles to envision an extensive use of cloud. A slightly higher percentage of respondents overall now say they will move a majority of their IT operations to the cloud within the next five years: 29% compared to 27% in 2012.
The percentage who say they will limit their cloud activity to private clouds (18%) or to using sofware as a service (7%) is declining. Large companies, with 1,000 or more employees, are somewhat more conservative about the public cloud than are small and mid-sized companies, with less than 1,000 employees. Most companies (59%), however, regardless of company size, are still working to identify IT operations that are candidates for cloud hosting.
Download the complete survey results (PDF).
Read more about Cloud Computing in Computerworld's Cloud Computing Topic Center.
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