Cloud computing rises to boost cloud brokers

It may sound like a cliché, but in fact more and more companies are embracing cloud computing to meet their IT needs. A report by Jamcracker, a cloud services agent, reinforces the fact that, according to the study, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/9348.html "> Small businesses are increasingly working with cloud service providers to meet their business needs more frequently.

The report shows that the adoption rate of cloud computing in recent years is exploding, and only a few years ago, few people know what Yunwei is, and then gradually become a hot topic, until now we know the situation. The report also shows that in the cloud computing model, SaaS is the highest rate of adoption, followed by IaaS. The growth of small and medium-sized companies ' interest in cloud computing is clearly not particularly surprising, as cloud brokers recommend the best combination of services to their customers. Cloud brokers play the role of trusted consultants to help them choose the most appropriate cloud services.

Large enterprises are turning to the internal cloud service proxy deployment model, according to the study. Jamcracker also notes that collaboration and messaging applications account for nearly 50% cloud sales, "demonstrating the trend of BYOD and mobility in the enterprise."

Several important findings include: Cloud service brokers have increased by an average of one times in 2012 from a year earlier. This is partly due to the market test period and the subsequent accelerated development of the cloud services sales and marketing activities.

There is a cloud service provider looking for partners to grow their ecosystems together and to increase their opportunities for the trend.

Cloud service proxy model is gaining more and more attention in enterprises and all levels of government.

Cloud service Brokers in messaging Applications (27%), followed by business collaboration Applications (22%) and business Applications (18%). The rest are infrastructure, backup and storage, security, and miscellaneous application areas. BYOD is driving collaboration and the popularity of messaging applications.

In the 2013, cloud service agent model is expected to rapidly expand to mainstream service providers, telecom operators, it distributors and independent software developers ecosystem.

(Responsible editor: Fumingli)