The report says 2013 will be the birth of cloud computing ecosystems

Beijing time January 28 Morning News, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18224.html "> Market research company Ovum predicts that as corporate users want to reduce costs and enhance innovation, The 2013 Global Cloud computing market will continue to grow.

Ovum predicts that the public cloud, private cloud and mixed cloud three models are progressing and will evolve into enterprise-class services. Laurent Lachal, senior software analyst at the company, Laurent Lachar that the cloud computing ecosystem will emerge this year.

"The public cloud will continue to evolve, not only as a technology transfer platform, but also as an ecosystem hub for cloud service providers and users," he said in his report. ”

He added: "These public clouds provide a new way to speed up the pace of participation of rapidly evolving social networks and the development of mobile solutions in the internet age." ”

Ovum also expects the data to become the "oil" of the next generation of cloud computing in 2013. Lachar that this is because cloud computing services and their supported social or mobile applications generate a lot of data and need to use cloud services and applications to realize the value of data.

"The industry trends that are linked to this trend, including the Internet of things, open government data, it consumerism and big data, are Lachar," he said. ”

He added: "Under the banner of big data, market concerns are now focused mainly on technical issues, but from 2013 on, manufacturers need to change their mindset and turn data into a management and profit-making resource." "For example, extracting data from the underlying IT system, sharing information both inside and outside the enterprise, and gaining value through the patterns of cloud service providers such as Accenture.

"Some vendors have started digging up cloud data potential, but the production, trading and consumption ecosystems of cloud data are still under development and will continue to develop over the next five years." "Lachar said. (PEI)

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