One-fourth European and American large enterprises will invest in private cloud computing

"Sadie Network News" December 2, according to foreign media reports, according to the market research company Forrester Research published a new study, One-fourth of large European and American companies are preparing to invest in private cloud computing, private cloud computing as a "high" or "important" priority. The report says larger companies with 1000 employees or more employees are most likely to apply private cloud computing and are already investing in data centers and servers, especially blade servers. However, while the general driving factor driving private cloud computing applications is business, it is also a driving factor to increase planning or current system flaws. ' You're not investing in the key aspects of automation, self-service and tracking and reporting, ' says James Staten, a Forrester analyst and author of the report. Investing in these areas on average and focusing on operational deficiencies can quickly achieve better implementation and improve the value of your company's differentiation. Staten warns that not investing in these areas can lead to technical flaws. Without investing in cloud management, automation, and support tools, companies will find that their private cloud computing is a serious lack of many things. ' If you don't automate, it's hard to run a cloud, ' says Staten. 44% of respondents who put private cloud computing at the top of the table do not have a plan for their virtualized environment investment automation software. 59% of respondents did not prioritize private cloud computing. Another 21% of cloud-computing builders say the investment in automated software is still a year or more. One of the main drivers of investment is that private cloud computing is safer than third-party alternative technologies. Staten added that whenever a third party supplier is discussed, it is a question of the first concern raised. 69% of the big business respondents said safety was their biggest concern. The second-place concern is the maturity of the system. 36% of respondents raised the issue. Given these problems, private cloud computing has become a much more attractive option, the analyst explained. (Tianhong)