Symantec High-stakes Cloud Computing

Absrtact: The Cloud computing revolution, which is striding around the world, is likely to bloom in a year in India, said the IT security company Symantec Software solution.

The IDC report notes that the Indian cloud market is likely to see a 2015-year 534 million dollar mark from the current level of 3 billion dollars. Symantec's confidence in India's cloud market also supports the fact that India is a successor to the cloud, with the same trend in international markets.
　　

The emerging cloud computing platform enables the online sharing of software applications and related resources, presenting technology companies that provide basic services for paid usage patterns, thereby reducing costs

While the cloud delivers agility and affordability, Indian businesses are concerned about security, scalability, and disaster recovery challenges.

The cloud computing platform will primarily benefit enterprise SMB (Small and medium-sized Enterprises), SOHO (small office, Home Office) and consumer departments.

In launching Symantec's 3700 companies to participate in global research, recent surveys show that 73% want their virtualized database applications within a year. Symantec says 200% of Indian companies are participating in the survey, 57% are implementing server virtualization compared to the global 45%.

Server and storage virtualization is the most 31% and 26% of businesses that are mature, while private storage, as a service, is at least 21% mature, the survey said.

With Sony gaming consoles, Sega, the International Monetary Fund, Citibank, Gmail will be hacked, and it is not a% of the company 76% are all about security reasons related to the surprise.

The report found that server virtualization was pervasive, and more than 75% of businesses were considering deploying private and hybrid cloud platforms.

Storage virtualization is considered the most popular technology, with 45% and 43% of enterprises implementing deployments, while dedicated storage as a service has at least 36% adoption of popular technology.

Digital information in India will grow to 40000PB to 230 million PB over the next ten years (one PB level equals 1000 megabytes) (2010 to 2020), twice as fast as global speed makes its security significantly developed to protect privacy corporates who want to use the cloud to store their data.

Symantec advises companies to take advantage of their existing infrastructure and modernize the implementation of the hybrid/private cloud.

The report also gives some advice on how to make the transition to cloud computing smoother for businesses.

These recommendations include ensuring that it and virtualization and cloud Initiative executives are properly tuned to achieve mainstream virtualization and cloud initiatives, comprehensive it initiatives, full use of existing infrastructure and modernization, and the development of realistic expectations, as well as tracking results.

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