Orange executives in France: China's cloud services demand is very large

November 6, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/30576.html "> France Telecom Orange Business Services (hereinafter called OBS) Announced to provide a cloud-based, secure, scalable IT infrastructure solution for China's multinational company, the Sky Lions group. This is the first flexible Computing Express cloud computing solution for OBS in the Asia Pacific region. OBS has the world's largest voice and data seamless network. How does it view the development of cloud computing services? Didier Jaubert, senior vice president of the company's Global Solutions and Services Department, briefed reporters.

Reporter: What is the development of OBS in the Asia-Pacific region?

Didier Jaubert: Asia Pacific is the key to our fast growing market strategy. We take full advantage of our cloud capabilities to meet the needs of our customers in the Asia Pacific region. Cloud computing is especially good for Asia Pacific: fast-growing companies need it flexibility to support their expansion; Very small it legacy can easily transition to the cloud and even create cloud-based applications.

Journalist: What does it mean for the development of OBS in the field of cloud computing, in cooperation with the Sky Lion Group?

Didier jaubert:flexible Computing Express is a global product, a solution we released about nine months ago. After it was released, it had a good start in France and Europe. Flexible is the first Chinese user of the Computing Express solution, which uses flexible Computing Express to develop its future business, which is an important experiment for us, in addition, this solution is a build, The group can use this build solution to manage its own infrastructure, and its use will be a reference for future development of the program and service customers.

Journalist: How does OBS choose to cooperate with Chinese companies?

Didier Jaubert: We are very concerned about some customers in China, especially those with global significance, the Sky Lion Group is an example. We hope to help these multinational companies in China become more flexible when they expand their business overseas. With these cloud computing services, Chinese companies are able to collaborate more locally when they "go out".

Journalist: What do you think of the development of China's cloud computing services market?

Didier Jaubert: I think cloud computing is a very demand-oriented service, so China is a very big market. As a provider of cloud computing services, we hope to get more new cooperation in China, and we should also have more technical exchanges and sharing with China. Only in this way can the real sense for all customers in China and "go out" of the Chinese customers to provide the necessary services.

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