ibm:70% companies are applying large data analysis, cloud computing, mobile and social technologies

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; In the report on the "increased competition IBM Business Technology Trends (PDF)", comparing 2012 years with current adoption and the comparison between the leader and the consumer, IBM assesses the current 4 key technologies, large data analysis, cloud computing, mobile and social technologies, and their application in the enterprise.

Research has shown that leaders believe these technologies are critical to business success and need to be ahead of competitors in adopting these technologies. Followers consider these technologies to be of strategic importance, but in the adoption of technology, it is often the strategy to follow the leader. For those who want to use cutting-edge technology, they tend to lag behind rivals, at best, with rivals, and they often lack a strategic vision for their applications.

In IBM research, there are some important findings:

from the actual deployment data shown in the following illustration, 70% of companies are applying large data analysis, cloud computing, mobile, and social technologies:

nearly 75% of business decision-makers believe that these technologies are of strategic importance to their organization, which is 66% per cent in 2012. The proportion of companies looking to increase their investment in large data analysis, cloud computing and mobile is up to 75%, and 66% of companies plan to increase social spending. 90% of the leaders believe that using these technologies is the key to their competitive advantage. This percentage is 70% for followers, and 40% for those who are being tasted. 8 of the 10 leaders will use the National Developer (Citizen Developer) (usually public). The proportion of leaders who tend to use civic developers in training is twice times as much as those who are being tasted. The ratio of "participation in start-ups to mastery of it" is 2.6 times times that of those who have tasted it. 7 of the 10 leaders believe that analysis is an integral part of the decision-making process. 60% of the leaders plan to increase their investment in analysis by more than 10% in the next two years, compared with 29%. 80% of the leaders also plan to apply more social and mobile analytics over the next two years. In terms of cloud computing, 57% of the leaders use large data in the cloud environment (6 times times the percentage of those who have tasted it), with a 53% (7 times times as much) use of social leaders, and 55% for the mobile leader (4 times times as many).

Based on this research, we can be quite certain that the four technologies of large data analysis, cloud computing, mobile and social are no longer just buzzwords, but are becoming the key to enterprise software development and it.

In this study, IBM surveyed 1147 business decision-makers: 21% were executives at level C, while the remainder included vice presidents, directors of business and IT departments, general managers, and 15 industries covering 13 countries. About half of the companies surveyed have more than 1000 employees.