Microsoft: Cloud computing promotes China's job growth and is committed to being the best cloud partner

The industry is heartened by the news that cloud computing can bring huge jobs to developing countries such as China and India.

Recently, IDC published a cloud-related research report, which shows that cloud computing will create nearly 14 million new jobs around the world by 2015. The IDC study predicts that the new revenue generated by cloud computing's IT innovations will reach $1.1 trillion trillion in 2015, combined with the efficiency gains from cloud computing, which will significantly boost institutional reinvestment and increase jobs.

"Microsoft is committed to being the best partner in China's cloud era," Goodward, president of Microsoft's global international business, said in an interview with CNET Technology Information network.

Microsoft has been investing in cloud computing for many years, Goodward, president of Microsoft's global international business, said in an interview with CNET Technology Information network. Microsoft has long argued that cloud computing is an engine that can drive growth, create jobs, and drive an increasingly innovative society, and cloud computing could drive technological innovation.

Cloud computing drives employment and social innovation

There is too much talk about the benefits of cloud computing, but the idea of Goodward is refreshing for journalists, he notes, "before we talked too much about cloud computing for economic growth and social innovation, and in fact, it can boost employment." ”

It is noteworthy that "the impact of cloud computing is particularly pronounced in China and India, where China and India are using publicly owned it cloud services at an alarming rate, accounting for about 25% of the global 12% of such services," the IDC report noted. ”

"Microsoft is committed to being the best partner in China's cloud era," Goodward, president of Microsoft's global international business, said in an interview with CNET Technology Information network.

"For most organizations, there is no doubt that cloud computing will dramatically increase return on investment and flexibility, reduce investment costs and multiply revenue growth," IDC said. We often mistakenly believe that cloud computing will reduce jobs, but on the contrary, it can create a lot of jobs. All over the world, businesses of all sizes will add jobs to cloud computing, and emerging markets, small cities and small businesses would benefit as much from cloud computing as developed and big ones. ”

When it comes to why China and India are so much driven by cloud computing, Goodward said, "There are two other factors driving cloud-related employment in China and India: One, infrastructure will spur investment in private it cloud services and, second, the traditional resistance to it cloud services spending in emerging markets is less than in the developed regions." ”

When CNET reporters investigated the profound reasons "cloud computing can drive jobs", let ∙ Philip Goodward pointed out that "Microsoft, for example, has established partnerships with 640,000 IT companies over the past few decades." Of course, Rome was not built in a day. In the past cooperation, we created 30 million jobs. We work in local and other IT companies, Microsoft makes 1 dollars partner can make 10 times times, whether it is the renminbi or the dollar, the euro, the global average is this ratio.

Let ∙ Philip ∙ Goodward also pointed out that "in China, this proportion is higher, is 16.45 yuan." ”

Committed to being the most trustworthy cloud partner

"Through this cooperation, we have provided many new opportunities for local SMEs, including large enterprises." For example, they can do system integration, can develop software business, can also do better consulting, or do online games, training, or further develop mobile applications software and functions. Now, in the era of cloud computing, we will move forward together with the industry. ”

"In China, cloud computing can help more companies, especially start-ups, innovate," said Philip Goodward. such as their process of developing new businesses and services. The increased use of social networks by enterprise-level customers is a very big engine for new jobs. In short, we believe that cloud computing, if it can develop in China, will have a positive and beneficial effect on the Chinese economy. The new jobs created in China in the next few years will reach 4 million. Many of these new jobs will be created in the IT industry, web development, and IT service providers, but at the same time, in the manufacturing industry, banking, the financial system industry, also create a lot of jobs. ”

The photo shows the cloud terminal: Nokia Windows Phone smartphone and Samsung Windows 8 Tablet PC in an interview with CNET Technology Information Network, Goodward, president of Microsoft Global International business. Microsoft is committed to being the best partner in China's cloud era, he said.

Let ∙ Philip Goodward points out that "Microsoft's cloud computing slogan is ' The power to start the cloud ', and as the best partner in the cloud computing era, Microsoft is committed to helping the Chinese government, businesses and consumers fully experience the benefits of cloud computing." Cloud computing can promote the development of technological innovation, Microsoft is China's economic trustworthy partner. ”

According to the introduction, Microsoft's cloud computing strategy includes three major parts, the purpose is to provide customers and partners with three different cloud computing operation mode: Microsoft Operations, partner operations, customer-built. Unlike other companies ' cloud computing strategies, Microsoft's cloud computing strategy has three typical features: Software + services, platform strategy, and free choice. Microsoft has conducted fruitful explorations and practices in Dynamic data centers, private clouds, and public clouds.

Speaking of Microsoft's strengths and strengths in cloud computing, Goodward pointed out that Microsoft offers businesses and consumers a comprehensive set of public and private cloud solutions to help drive the continued development of cloud computing, allowing users to benefit from cloud computing through interconnection and sharing, and to achieve cost savings, Help institutions seize the opportunities of technological innovation or strategic transformation.

Microsoft is working with government, non-profit organizations and companies of all sizes to achieve a smooth transition to cloud computing: Microsoft will provide technical training and resource support for IT personnel who are concerned about the transition to cloud computing, while Microsoft offers a comprehensive cloud computing solution across the globe for large and medium sized enterprises. From platforms and infrastructure (Azure, Windows Server) to Office software (Office 365) to consumer products (Xbox Live, Hotmail), help the enterprise smooth migration to the cloud platform.

"Microsoft has more than 15 years of experience in operating cloud computing services, running some of the world's largest and most reliable cloud services, gained a wealth of experience." Examples of these cloud services include MSN services with 600 million users, 3 billion Bing searches, 500 million active windows Live IDs, 369 million Hotmail users, and 20 million Xbox Live users. ”

Since 2008, Microsoft has been promoting the landing of cloud computing technology in China, including: November 2008, with the Suzhou Industrial Park, Jiangsu Cloud Network Services Co., Ltd. together to create a SaaS service platform-the cloud online; December 2009, the first domestic commercial operation of the large-scale cloud computing center- -Chengdu Microsoft Cloud Computing Center built and put into operation; August 2010, based on Microsoft cloud Computing Technology, "pork quality and safety traceability supervision system" in Chengdu, the Cloud Computing Center on-line, in September 2010, Microsoft China Cloud Computing Innovation Center in Shanghai, Asia-Pacific Research group South headquarters in Shenzhen set up ... May 2011, with Shanghai Jiaotong University to build the first cloud computing teaching and research platform; in November 2011, Microsoft and Chongqing Economic and Technological Development Zone signed a strategic cooperation agreement, announced that Microsoft and Chongqing through the open area to establish Chongqing's first "cloud computing" service platform, so that through the open area enterprises with the lowest cost of using the most

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