It career migration in the cloud computing era

Whether it is your whenever it veterans or the new generation that is about to enter the workforce, cloud computing has or is about to have a profound impact on the career development of IT professionals. Faced with new technical and business challenges, a new cycle of self-study, training and certification has arrived.

Cloud computing services company Bluelock recently drew an information map of cloud Computing's career impact on IT professionals. For developers in the mobile and Web service development world, the concept and value of cloud computing has been deeply rooted, but for many other areas of IT staff, the understanding of cloud computing will often be dizzy, the following information map may allow you to temporarily drop the business, Look up the future cloud computing world.

We can see from the graph that the adoption rate of cloud computing has increased by 48% in the past six months, and that by 2020 three-fourths of businesses will deploy cloud computing, and for IT professionals, cloud computing skills are no longer an option but an option for a career.

At the same time, the spread of cloud computing has brought many new management issues, such as cost accounting (operating expenses and capital expenditure), privacy issues, SLA SLAs, access control, APIs, and the like, which pose new challenges for corporate IT personnel.

Here are some highlights from the information map:

Cloud computing investment momentum is not reduced! Cloud investment will grow from $109 billion trillion in 2012 to $209 billion in 2016.

Demand for advanced IT technology positions (information Systems Management, database management, system analysis, security, network, and data communication analysts) remains strong

From tactics to strategy! More and more it decisions will be made by people who know both the technology and the business, and Gartner's report shows that the 2012-year decision on hybrid talent in IT business has increased by one fold.

Training and certification are all the more important! 80% of IT Pros say the training will raise wages, and a survey of it-certified IT personnel over the past five years shows that it certification can increase the average salary of 8.2%.

Three-fifths of enterprises require the IT department to add new talent and Skills: 1. Private cloud development and management; 2. Intersectoral synergy; 3. Integration experts; 4. Cloud computing Architects; 5. Cloud Computing compliance specialists; 6. Information governance; 7. Business model and process design.