It's almost a manifesto. "Everything will move to the cloud," predicts Piper Jaffray & Co. analyst Mark Murphy and researcher Brian Schwartz. And as it does, three medium-sized companies will become star cloud suppliers. Do you think you know who they are? I, for one, didn't get them right.
After surveying 100 IT managers, Murphy and Schwartz in, "The Future Is In The Cloud: A Survey Driven Forecast For Cloud Computing," predict that many more companies will adopt some form of cloud computing and the large vendors will adapt and participate in its revenues, no big surprise there. But they also concluded: "Red Hat will play an important role as its open source solutions are often the foundation of cloud computing…"
The other two medium-sized companies named were........read more
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Editor's Note:
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Our prediction matches this article. All industries are moving to the cloud to some degree in the next few years. If you access online banking or use Google, then you are working in "The Cloud" already.
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