Private Versus Public Cloud Computing
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Click through for results from a cloud computing survey conducted by Osterman Research on behalf of Electric Cloud.
Topics : Stimulus Package, IT Market Analysts, Supercomputing, Performance Management, Request for Proposals
As IT organizations debate the merits of building their own private clouds or renting public cloud computing infrastructure, it’s becoming clear that both approaches are being seriously considered.
A new survey of 100 senior IT executives conducted by Osterman Research on behalf of Electric Cloud, a provider of services for managing application development in the cloud, finds that a plethora of applications are being considered for the cloud.
But a deeper look into the portion of IT budgets allocated to the cloud suggests that it may take at least another year before cloud computing goes mainstream in the enterprise.
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